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We are discussing Lifelong - Lifewide Learning
With Barbara Pamphilon, Dorothy Braxton, Mary Hannan and Gloria Robbins

 

Question:
How do I learn to use microsoft word 2000?

Answer:
Gloria - I would suggest you buy the book "Word 2000 for Windows for Dummies" and use it in combination with the Help file provided in Word 2000. The book is not expensive and should be available in most bookshops or ordered online from Amazon Australia.

Here is a paragraph advertising the book:

Word 2000 first teaches you the basics of creating a document. Subsequent learning areas include formatting, creating tables, inserting figures, making a table of contents, and even mail merging using Word. While the coverage of the essentials is very good, the tips scattered throughout the book are often priceless. For instance, Gookin tells you how to alter the Office Assistant's icon or hide it completely. He also includes such useful tips as how to use an ALT-key combination to copy character formats. If you want to learn Word 2000 and have some fun doing it, Word 2000 for Windows for Dummies is the right book for you.

Goodluck!

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