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Microsoft 365 Word: Part 3

Name: Microsoft 365 Word: Part 3
Price: 297.00 USD
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This advanced Microsoft 365 Word course covers collaboration tools, reference marks and notes, long document management, document security, form creation, and version management using SharePoint. Designed for users who have completed Parts 1 and 2 (or have equivalent experience), this course builds the skills needed to handle complex, professional documents in a real-world environment.

25 lessons6 modules720 minutes

What you'll learn

Modify user information and document properties in Microsoft 365 Word
Share documents via OneDrive and collaborate in real time
Insert, edit, reply to, resolve, and delete comments
Compare and merge document changes using the Compare and Combine features
Use Track Changes to review and manage document markup
Add captions, cross-references, bookmarks, and hyperlinks to documents
Insert footnotes, endnotes, citations, and bibliographies
Insert and update indexes, tables of contents, and ancillary tables
Manage long documents using outlines, master documents, and subdocuments

Captions and Cross-References Referencing tools in Microsoft Word help readers navigate complex documents and understand the sources and context of information. This section covers two foundational tools: **captions** and **cross-references**. Captions A **caption** is a text descriptor added to a visual element such as a picture, chart, or SmartArt diagram. Captions also serve as reference points for cross-reference links and as entries for **tables of figures**. To insert a caption, click the object you want to caption, then click **References → Insert Caption**. The **Caption dialog box** opens, where you can: Choose a **label** (Figure, Table, Equation, or a custom label) Set the **position** (above or below the object) Check **Exclude label from caption** to omit the label Click **Numbering** to customize the number format Use **AutoCaption** to automatically caption certain object types Click **OK** to insert the caption. Caption numbers update automatically as new captions are added. If they don't update, right-click the caption and select **Update Field**. Cross-References A **cross-reference** is a link to another element within the same document, such as a heading, bookmark, or captioned figure. To insert one, place your cursor where the link should appear, then click **References → Cross-reference**. In the **Cross-reference dialog box**, choose the **Reference type** (e.g., Heading, Figure, Bookmark) and select the specific item from the list. Click **Insert** to

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Microsoft 365 Word: Part 3

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Curriculum

Lesson 1: Collaborating on Documents

Lesson 2: Adding Reference Marks and Notes

Lesson 3: Simplifying and Managing Long Documents

Lesson 4: Securing a Document

Lesson 5: Forms

Lesson 6: Managing Document Versions

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