Microsoft Word 2010 expert workshop #1

Microsoft Word is typically perceived as a bland program that can easily be mastered within a few days. This notion is false as this program is far more intricate than I could have ever imagined. I took the time to learn more about this program through a STAR Lab workshop called Word Expert 1: Working Faster with Tim Baker.

Microsoft Word is not simply a program where you can merely type a document and print it off. Built into the program are multiple tools that can speed up document formation. For example, headers can be saved independent of documents so that they can be inserted whenever the user desires with a single click of the mouse. In fact, Microsoft Word even has a photo editing tool that tops even Photoshop. In word, a couple clicks can leave an inserted picture transparent.

By using the find and replace feature, one could type in a few letters and symbols that can automatically turn into entire sentences. Furthermore, the find and replace feature enables the user to automatically underline or capitalize anything they want.

Such features are underused among the average Microsoft Word user but can make a student’s life so much easier. While this workshop seems dull and useless, I strongly encourage any Microsoft user to take it.

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