Microsoft Publisher 2003 - Level
1
Location: Colonie
Overview: In this course, students will look at how to create a
publication from scratch or use one of the hundreds of business and personal
designs available in Publisher. This course was designed for persons with a
basic understanding of Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Word who need to learn
how to use Microsoft Publisher 2003 to create, layout, and edit publications.
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to: - create
a one-page publication. - modify a publication's layout and structure. - edit
content in a publication. - format text. - format pictures. - identify the
options for distributing a publication.
Outline:
- Creating a Basic Publication
- Examine the Publisher Environment
- Create a Publication from a Publication Design
- Replace Design Object Placeholders
- Save a Publication
- Create a Blank Publication
- Display Ruler Guides
- Add Text
- Insert a Picture from a File
- Modifying a Publication's Layout and Structure
- Insert and Delete Pages
- Insert a Text File
- Size Text Boxes and Picture Frames
- Move Text Boxes and Picture Frames
- Connect Text Boxes
- Divide Text Boxes into Columns
- Move a Page
- Create and Use a Master Page
- Editing Content in a Publication
- Edit Text in a Publication
- Research Information
- Find and Replace Text
- Check Spelling
- Formatting a Publication
- Format Text
- Apply Schemes
- Insert Symbols
- Indent Paragraphs
- Change Spacing Between Paragraphs
- Control Paragraph Flow
- Create Paragraph Styles
- Format Text Boxes
- Formatting Pictures in a Publication
- Format Picture Frames
- Crop a Picture
- Wrap Text Around a Picture
- Insert WordArt
- Insert a Design Gallery Object
- Preparing a Publication for Distribution
- Check the Design of a Publication
- Verify Pictures
- Create a Newsletter to Email
- Create a Web Page
- Publish a Web Site
- Preview and Print a Publication
- Templates
| Course Fee: |
$199 |
Members: |
$189 |
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Upcoming Class Schedules |
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# 8722 |
Fri Oct 26 |
8:30am-4:30pm |
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