Write Better With Word

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Dear Friend,

Do you want to write better?

Do you need a reliable word processing software that will help you create text documents, print them on paper or even save them as PDF files?

If the answer is a big YES…

…then this will be the most important letter you will ever read.

The Best On The Planet
I have good news for you…

Heard of MS Word.

No word processor is as convenient as MS Word. From formatting to split view to tracking changes and project sharing, MS Word just makes things easier.

You can work on a document and have other people review and contribute to the content.

Even better, you can track all changes made to a Word document and even revert to an earlier version.

MS Word is the best word processing software on the planet and if you don’t know how to use it yet, then you’re missing out big time.

90% Market Share
Before we go any further, let me give you some insights about MS Word:

Microsoft first released Word on October 25 1983. When it was released it was known as Multi-Tool Word for Xenix systems.

From its time of release up to 1994, Word was boasting of an impressive 90% share market.

Word has different licenses for different stakeholders. Commercial versions of Word are licensed as a standalone product or as a component of Microsoft Office.

Word was made available on Mac and PC, besides these two, the only other desktop platform to be graced with its own version of Word was the Atari ST.

AutoCorrect was introduced to the sixth version of Word in 1993. Before then, users had to correct their own typing, spelling and grammar mistakes.

In 2013, Microsoft introduced the first touch friendly version of Word.

Word is available on mobile devices and online for easy accessibility.

Word is included in the latest version of Microsoft Office, Office 365.

Section 1Basics
Lecture 11 Microsoft Word OverviewFree Preview

Overview

Lecture 2File Menu
Lecture 33 - File Menu - Part 2
Lecture 44 - Home Menu
Lecture 55 - Home Menu - Part 2 - Styles
Lecture 66 - Insert Menu
Lecture 77 - Insert Menu - Part 2
Lecture 88 - Design Menu
Lecture 99 - Layout Menu
Lecture 1010 - References Menu
Lecture 1111 - References Menu - Table Of Contents
Lecture 1212 - Mailings Menu
Lecture 1313 - Review Menu - Part 1
Lecture 1414 - Review Menu - Part 2
Lecture 1515 - Review Menu - Resume Assistant
Lecture 1616 - View Menu
Lecture 1717 - Basic Document Creation - Part 1
Lecture 1818 - Basic Document Creation - Part 2
Lecture 1919 - File Type Saving
Lecture 2020 - Section 1 Conclusion
Section 2Advanced
Lecture 211 Advanced Section Overview
Lecture 222 - Importing From PowerPoint
Lecture 233 - Importing From Word to PowerPoint
Lecture 244 - File Menu - Importing Content from Excel
Lecture 255 - File Menu
Lecture 266 - Voice Recognition and Dictation
Lecture 277 - Insert Menu-Documenting Items
Lecture 288 - Text and Symbols Tab
Lecture 299 - Design Menu - Page Background
Lecture 3010 - Layout Menu
Lecture 3111 - References Section - Index Tab
Lecture 3212 - Mail Merge - Part 1
Lecture 3313 - Mail Merge - Part 2
Lecture 3414 - Review Menu - Protect Tab
Lecture 3515 - Review Menu - Compare Tab
Lecture 3616 - Review Menu - Resume Assistant Tab
Lecture 3717 - Review Menu - Linked Notes
Lecture 3818 - View Menu - Windows Tab
Lecture 3919 - Interface with Google Docs
Lecture 4020 - Mobile Integration
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