Lesson One: Getting Familiar with Microsoft Word
This tutorial teaches Microsoft Word basics. Although knowledge of how to navigate in a Windows environment is helpful, this tutorial was created for the computer novice. To begin, open Microsoft Word. Your screen will look like the one shown here.

Lesson Two: Things You Need to Know About Microsoft Word
This lesson instructs you on how to set up your computer so that you can compete the lessons that follow successfully and it provides you with background information on Microsoft Word. To begin this lesson, open Microsoft Word.

Microsoft Word Help and Tips
Help and tips for Microsoft Word 2003, XP, and 2000, including downloading security updates, tweaking the menus, password protecting documents, using keyboard shortcuts, inserting drop caps, and more.

Lesson Three: Microsoft Word Basic Features
This lesson covers typing, the Backspace key, the Delete key, inserting text, bolding, underlining, and italicizing. To begin this lesson, open Microsoft Word.

Password Protect your Word Documents
What document protection features does Microsoft Office Word 2003, a part of Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003, provide?

How to Create Business Cards Using Microsoft Word
Simple step by step lesson with screenshots on creating your business cards using Microsoft Word.

Microsoft Word 2007 Tutorials: Florist Flyer
Learn how to create a Florist Flyer from beginning to end using Microsoft Word 2007.

How to set page margin in Microsoft Word 2007 {Tutorial for beginners}
This illustrated step by step tutorial shows you how to set page margin in your Microsoft Word 2007 document. Follow the steps shown below.....

How to Create a Brochure Using Microsoft Word
Create a simple brochure using Microsoft Word. Step by step screenshots guide you along the way.

Microsoft Word 2007 Tutorials: Easter Egg Hunt Flyer
Learn how to create an Easter Egg Hunt Flyer from beginning to end using Microsoft Word 2007.

Creating a Custom Dictionary
While Microsoft includes an extensive dictionary with Word, you will still encounter words that are not included in it.

Make your own shortcuts
Like all other software, MSWord have built-in keyboard shortcuts. Beyond those pre-defined shortcuts, you can define your own in Microsoft Word.

Lesson 4: More Basic Features
This lesson covers cut, copy, paste, AutoText, spell check, find, replace, and fonts. To begin this lesson, open Microsoft Word

Typing Text in Word
The whole purpose of Microsoft Word is to let you type text and make it look pretty so you can print or send it for other people to read.

Using the Letter Wizard to Insert Outlook Contact Information
The interoperability of Microsoft Word and Outlook can save you from having to look up addresses for letter recipients and then type them into your documents.