Self-test your comprehension by completing a series of hands-on objectives, then reviewing the author's solution video. Learn that time is a major factor in the Word 2013 MOS Expert Exam, so the ability to solve objectives quickly is important. Practice m
- [Instructor] Welcome to the Chapter 4: Challenge.…For this Challenge,…we'll be using the 04_05 Challenge exercise file.…You should be able to complete all the tasks…in seven minutes or less.…If you find that you are unable to complete…all of the tasks in under seven minutes,…go back and watch the videos for this chapter,…and come and try the Challenge again.…You can also watch my solution video…to see how I completed all of the tasks.…
Author
Jennifer McBee
Released
5/16/2017To begin, Jennifer provides an overview of the certification program. She then walks through all of the certification objectives, including how to get hands-on experience with downloadable sample documents. She concludes the course with a full-length practice test that emulates exam 77-426, and shares solutions to each of the exam challenges.
- Managing and sharing documents
- Modifying existing templates
- Resolving multi-document style conflicts
- Designing advanced documents
- Working with outlines
- Creating advanced references
- Creating and formatting a table of contents
- Creating custom Word elements
- Configuring language options in documents
Skill Level Advanced
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Introduction
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Welcome48s
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1. Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Expert Exam Overview
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2. Manage and Share Documents
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Modify existing templates3m 27s
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Merge multiple documents4m 54s
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Manage tracking options3m 35s
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Use Style Organizer6m 34s
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Link to external data4m 14s
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3. Design Advanced Documents
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Work with outlines4m 31s
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Link document elements4m 4s
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4. Create Advanced References
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5. Custom Word Elements
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6. Final Challenge
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Conclusion
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Next steps26s
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