The four main techniques for controlling text flow are discussed in this module: setting paragraph options, using section breaks, formatting text as columns, and linking text boxes.

Topics including creating, managing, modifying, and using template files are explored in this lesson.

Students will learn all about working with images in a document in this lesson. The lesson wraps up with information on integrating pictures and text and adding supplementary items to a document, such as screenshots, videos, and captions.

In this module, we cover how to create and modify text styles, create styles for lists and tables, and then we will apply and customize document themes.

In this module, students will learn about some of the tools on the Review tab, including spell check, the thesaurus, the translator, and word count. The Researcher, Smart Lookup, the Research Options dialog box and, how to use the Accessibility Checker are also looked at.

After this module, students should be able to add a watermark to a document, format a page using borders and colors, and add headers and footers to a document. They should also feel comfortable controlling page layout by modifying the margins, orientation, paper size, vertical alignment, and page breaks.

Students will then learn how to insert, modify and form tables. Then, how to use the Converting Text to Table and Converting Table to Text dialog boxes are covered.

Character formatting, aligning text using tabs, displaying text as list items and, controlling paragraph layout are covered in this lesson. In addition to these formatting tools, students will learn how to apply borders, shading, and styles to a document. The module wraps up with how to use the Reveal formatting task pane, clearing formatting from text and how to find and replace formatting.