Author
Jennifer McBee
Released
1/19/2017The course begins with an overview of the certification program and its costs. It then walks test-takers through all of the certification objectives, including hands-on experience with downloadable sample documents so viewers can practice as they go. The course concludes with a full-length practice test that emulates the Word 2016 MOS Expert exam, together with solutions to each of the exam challenges.
- Preparing for the test
- Reviewing the exam format and objectives
- Modifying templates
- Copying styles, macros, and building blocks
- Comparing and combining documents
- Tracking changes
- Designing advanced documents
- Linking text boxes
- Modifying styles
- Creating advanced references
- Creating mail merge documents
- Creating custom elements such as Quick Parts and style sets
Skill Level Advanced
Duration
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- [Jenn] Hi, my name is Jenn McBee, and I'm here to help you prepare for the Microsoft Office Specialist Expert Exam for Word 2016. I'm a certified MOS master instructor and I've been mentoring students in Microsoft Word since 2006. We'll start with an overview of the different MOS certifications and how to prepare for the exam. Some of the topics we will cover are creating macros and copying them to the normal template, creating indexes and tables of figures, advanced tracking options, and we'll review the global content standards.
We have a lot to cover, so let's get started.
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Introduction
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Welcome35s
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1. Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Expert Exam Overview
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Prepare for the test1m 33s
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2. Manage Document Options and Settings
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Modify existing templates1m 40s
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Configure Word options3m 50s
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3. Design Advanced Documents
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Link text boxes3m 8s
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4. Create Advanced References
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5. Create Custom Word Elements
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6. Final Challenge
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Conclusion
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Next steps22s
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