Advanced Microsoft Word Tips and Tricks (MS Word Tutorial Contents Pages, Page Breaks, Sections)

In this 1-hour class, we look at some of the Advanced features of Microsoft Word.

Microsoft Word is more powerful than you may think. In this Advanced Microsoft Word Tutorial, we take a look at some of the features that Word has that makes created awesome and professional-looking documents simple. Once again, this class was hosted by the excellent Deborah Ashby for Simon Sez IT.

In this Advanced Word tutorial, we teach you:

- Junk Text, Paste and Find and Replace
- Working with Styles in Word
- Importing Text from a File
- Adding and Formatting Pictures in Word
- Inserting a Table of Contents in Word
- Working with Breaks in Word
- Using the Quick Part Gallery in Word
- Inserting Footnotes and Endnotes in Word
- Working with Page Numbers in Word
- Headers and Footers in Word
- Inserting an Index in Word
- Creating a Mail Merge in Word

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[JM-mbtf]

This is the best teacher I ever have listened to.

[EmmaDee]

I do love this lady, Deb or Deborah!! I too have been using “word” likely since it came out, and I used something called Lotus 1, 2, 3 back in 80’s before Excel was a thing.

[mathiasndeta]

Awesome stuff. My 5-star rating to this lesson right away 👊

[yolandemoorman]

Thank you Deb for the tutorial. Very Helpful!

[gothamelliott]

This is simply wonderful !!! Thank you!!

[LupitaSin]

Thank you very much for these tutorials. I'm currently in school, going for administrative assistant, and I have computer class as one of the subjects and let me tell ya, I have learned more on these first two tutorials (Word beginners and this one), than I have in class.

Just on this tutorial I learned a lot. Most of what you taught us here was new to me. So very grateful for it. I'll be watching the next (Word expert) tutorial soon.

[Thatgeeky_Artist]

Thank you it was very useful, my English class is making an assessment for creating a WHS Policy piece so seeing this video was very informative.

[aanyahjoseph]

Thank you very much, this was useful.
I am very pleased!

Well done indeed!

Will also certainly be checking out all your other tutorials.

[MM-uwlc]

Hope you explain in this webinar how to work with styles with text after subtitles, paragraph numbering and the need to create a table of contents while at the same time accessing navigation pane.

[elizabethdemott]

Fantastic session! I learned so much thank you!

[joshuamanampiu]

This is really good stuff and it is actually advanced!

[Clarisse]

Great - thank you Debbie - I got lots of very useful tips from this video! If you are doing one on Macros, please let me know! thank you again, grateful learner;-)

[botrrun]

do you have any videos on how to create a quality magazine in Word, with different sections, table of content and glossary

[sanityone]

It's called a caret...not carrot. It's the little hat symbol...and it's used in the find/replace tool as part of the symbol setup for special characters.

[wajanjaforever]

Very nice tutorial. Thank you. I have a question, There are times when I open a document, but there is no space between words. Then I have to press a space bar between each word so as to make space between words. For example (how are you), appears like (howareyou). Is there an automatic solution for this problem?

[lazyreviewssupport]

7:35 😮seems there are only 9 lines in each paragraph

[imahbukusto]

Ni sambungan yg video 4 jam tu ka. Is this continuous video from your old video 4 hours Microsoft Office?

[pblagrove]

^ caret. Alternatively known as the circumflex.

[apogena]

*When you entered a FUNCTION in Word right on the page, I fell off my chair and hurt my back. I laid there for a quarter of an hour until I was able to get back up and get back into the video. What the flying f_ck? You can enter functions in Word? Please, Deborah! Teach me more!*