Microsoft Word Level 3 (Advanced)
(2013, 2016, 2019, 2021, 365)

Microsoft Word users have a host of powerful features at their disposal. Large documents are easier to navigate and edit. Working with multiple documents and multiple authors is easier, and users can add references, building blocks, forms, and other functional items.

Microsoft Word makes editing and collaborating on larger documents easier and faster than ever before. Complex documentation is easier and more functional.

Section 1: Reviewing and Collaborating on Documents

Modify User Information

View File Properties

Add, Edit, Navigate and Delete Comments

Compare and Combine Documents

Track Changes

Use the Review Pane

Understand Markup Views

Section 2: Using Quick Parts

What Are Quick Parts?

Insert Building Blocks

Use the Building Blocks Organizer

Modify Building Blocks

Copy Building Blocks Between Documents

Insert Fields Using Quick Parts

Section 3: Using Reference Tools

Create and Modify a Table of Contents

Mark Entries and Create and Modify an Index

Add and Edit Captions

Add, Edit and Update Cross-References

Insert and Format Bookmarks

Insert, Format, and Navigate Footnotes and Endnotes

Add Citations and Bibliographies

Create and Update a Table of Authorities

Create a Table of Figures

Add, Edit, and Remove Hyperlinks

Section 4: Managing Long Documents

Insert Cover Pages

Work with Outline View

Create an Outline

Promote and Demote Sections

Create Master Documents

Create and Work with Sub Documents

Section 5: Working with Forms

Plan a Form

Load the Developer Ribbon

Understand the Controls Group

Create a Form

Add and Format Form Controls

Test, Protect and Distribute Forms

Add Help Contents to Form Controls

Save a Form as a Text File

Modify Tab Order

Section 6: Using Macros

What Is a Macro?

Work with the Developer Tab

Set Macro Security

Record a Macro

Assign a Macro to a Keystroke or Quick Access Toolbar

Manage Macros with the Organizer