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Ten Minute Guide to Microsoft® Word 2002

Ten Minute Guide to Microsoft® Word 2002

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Acknowledgments

Lesson 1. What's New in Word 2002?

Lesson 2. Working in Word

Lesson 3. Working with Documents

Lesson 4. Editing Documents

Lesson 5. Getting Help in Microsoft Word

Lesson 6. Using Proofreading Tools

Lesson 7. Changing How Text Looks

Lesson 8. Using Borders and Colors

Adding Borders to Text

Placing a Border Around a Page

Adding Shading to the Paragraph

Changing Font Colors

Lesson 9. Working with Tabs and Indents

Lesson 10. Examining Your Documents in Different Views

Lesson 11. Working with Margins, Pages, and Line Spacing

Lesson 12. Working with Styles

Lesson 13. Using AutoFormatting to Change Text Attributes

Lesson 14. Adding Document Text with AutoText and Using Special Characters

Lesson 15. Adding Headers, Footers, and Page Numbers

Lesson 16. Printing Documents

Lesson 17. Creating Numbered and Bulleted Lists

Lesson 18. Using Word Tables

Lesson 19. Creating Columns in a Document

Lesson 20. Adding Graphics to a Document

Lesson 21. Working with Larger Documents

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Changing Font Colors

When using the shading options, you might find that the current text color does not show up that well on the fill color or pattern that you selected.

To change the color of text, follow these steps:

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