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MOS 2016 Study Guide for Microsoft Word

Name: MOS 2016 Study Guide for Microsoft Word
Author: Joan E. Lambert
ISBN: 9781509300112

by Joan E. Lambert

October 2016

Beginner

224 pages

4h 19m

English

Microsoft Press

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Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Introduction
Who this book is forHow this book is organizedDownload the practice filesEbook editionErrata, updates, & book supportWe want to hear from youStay in touch
Taking a Microsoft Office Specialist exam
Microsoft Office Specialist certificationSelecting a certification pathTest-taking tipsCertification benefitsFor more information
Exam 77-725. Microsoft Word 2016
PrerequisitesMove around in a documentSelect textAccess program commands and options
Objective group 1. Create and manage documents
Objective 1.1: Create documentsCreate blank and custom documents from templatesOpen a PDF in Word for editingObjective 1.1 practice tasksObjective 1.2: Navigate through documentsSearch for textInsert hyperlinksCreate bookmarksMove to a specific location or object in a documentObjective 1.2 practice tasksObjective 1.3: Format documentsModify page setupApply document themesApply style setsInsert headers and footersInsert page numbersFormat page background elementsObjective 1.3 practice tasksObjective 1.4: Customize document options and viewsChange document viewsCustomize views by using zoom settingsCustomize the Quick Access ToolbarSplit the windowAdd and modify document propertiesShow or hide formatting symbolsObjective 1.4 practice tasksObjective 1.5: Print and save documentsModify print settingsSave documents in alternative file formatsInspect documents for issuesObjective 1.5 practice tasks
Objective group 2. Format text, paragraphs, and sections
Objective 2.1: Insert text and paragraphsInsert symbols and special charactersAutomatically insert text stringsInsert text from another filePaste content in alternative formatsReplace textObjective 2.1 practice tasksObjective 2.2: Format text and paragraphsFormat textFormat paragraphsApply built-in styles to textCreate WordArt objectsClear formatting and stylesObjective 2.2 practice tasksObjective 2.3: Order and group text and paragraphsDefine document pages and sectionsDisplay content in columnsObjective 2.3 practice tasks
Objective group 3. Create tables and lists
Objective 3.1: Create tablesCreate tables from scratch or from textApply table stylesObjective 3.1 practice tasksObjective 3.2: Modify tablesSort table dataModify table structureObjective 3.2 practice tasksObjective 3.3: Create and modify listsCreate and manage bulleted listsCreate and manage numbered listsObjective 3.3 practice tasks

Objective group 4. Create and manage references
Objective 4.1: Create and manage reference markersCreate and manage footnotes and endnotesCreate and manage bibliography citation sourcesInsert figure and table captionsObjective 4.1 practice tasksObjective 4.2: Create and manage simple referencesCreate and manage tables of contentsCreate cover pagesObjective 4.2 practice tasks
Objective group 5. Insert and format graphic elements
Objective 5.1: Insert graphic elementsInsert and modify shapesInsert imagesInsert text boxesObjective 5.1 practice tasksObjective 5.2: Format graphic elementsVisually format objectsControl the placement of objects within textProvide alternative text for accessibilityObjective 5.2 practice tasksObjective 5.3: Insert and format SmartArt graphicsCreate and populate SmartArt graphicsFormat SmartArt graphicsModify SmartArt graphic contentObjective 5.3 practice tasks
Index
About the author
Acknowledgments
Survey

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Objective group 4. Create and manage references

The skills tested in this section of the Microsoft Office Specialist exam for Microsoft Word 2016 relate to creating references within document content. Specifically, the following objectives are associated with this set of skills:

4.1 Create and manage reference markers

4.2 Create and manage simple references

Word 2016 provides many ways of adding supporting information to a document for the purpose of referencing sources or aiding a reader in locating information.

To introduce the document to your reader, you can gather document properties on a cover page.

To provide ancillary information without ...

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