Microsoft Word 2002 Mous Expert Level

Introduction Prentice Hall Test Prep Seriescourseware is anchored in the practical and professional needs of all types of students. The MOUS titles within this series focus on preparing students to sit for the associated Core, Comprehensive, or Expert MOUS exam. Coverage of concepts and how-to steps make each text suitable for general introductory computer courses as well. The chapters in each MOUS Prep text exactly match the skill sets--and skills being measured within each skill set--published for the associated MOUS exam. As such, it consists of skills that are built around a series of numbered, step-by-step procedures that are clear, concise, and easy to review. The end-of-chapter exercises have likewise been carefully crafted to reinforce skills and to extend what you've learned into areas beyond the explicit scope of the specific skills. Following, you'll find out more about the rationale behind each book element and how to use each to your maximum benefit. Key Features Step-by-Step Tutorials.Each skill includes numbered, bold step-by-step instructions that show you how to perform the procedures in a clear, concise, and direct manner. These hands-on tutorials let you "learn by doing." A short paragraph may appear after a step to clarify the results of that step. To review the skill, you can easily scan the bold numbered steps. Accompanying data files eliminate unnecessary typing. Illustrations.Multiple illustrations add visual appeal and reinforce learning in each skill set. Each time a new button is introduced, its icon displays in the margin. Screen shots display after key steps for you to check against the results on your monitor. These figures, with ample callouts, make it easy to check your progress. Notes.Skills include three types of notes: If you have problems, Alternate Ways, and In Depth. These notes describe common problems, explain different methods for performing tasks, and provide extra tips and special hints (details provided in "How to Use This Book"). You may safely ignore these for the moment to focus on the main task at hand, or you may pause to learn and appreciate the additional information. Summary.A summary precedes the end-of-chapter exercises. The summary provides a brief recap of tasks learned in the skill set. End-of-Chapter Exercises.Check out the extensive end-of-chapter exercises--at least one for each skill presented in the skill set. You'll find two levels of reinforcement: Skill Drill and Challenge (detail provided in "How to Use This Book"). Generally, each exercise is independent of other exercises, so you can complete your choices in any order. Accompanying data files eliminate unnecessary typing. How to Use This Book Each MOUS Prep book is organized by chapters-one chapter per core or expert skill set. A skill set consists of numbered skill areas that are related to that topic. Each skill within a numbered skill area presents a specific task or closely related set of tasks in a manageable chunk that is easy to assimilate and retain. Each element in a MOUS Prep book is designed to maximize your learning experience. Following is a list of the MOUS Prep skill set elements and a description of how each element can help you: Skill Set Objectives.Starting with an objective gives you short-term, attainable goals. Using skill set objectives that closely match the titles of the step-by-step tutorials breaks down the possibly overwhelming prospect of learning several new features of an Office XP application into small, attainable, bite-sized tasks. Look over the objectives on the opening page of a chapter before you begin, and review them after completing the chapter to identify the main goals for each MOUS skill set. Key Terms.Each key term is defined during its first use within the text, and is shown in bolEricksen, Linda is the author of 'Microsoft Word 2002 Mous Expert Level' with ISBN 9780130384843 and ISBN 0130384844.