Office 2010 - Word Intermediate - Outlining documents
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Office 2010 - Word Intermediate - Outlining documents

Jenison
Updated Nov 07, 2018

Learning Objectives

  • Identify Outlines
  • Change to Outline View 
  • Work with Outlining Tab
  • Create an Outlined document
  • Promote Outline Levels 
  • Demote Outline Levels 
  • Show and Hide Formatting 
  • View Outline differently
  • Move headings in Outlines

Course Overview

  • Outline is a powerful tool for setting up a structure for list items in Word.
  • You create an outline by selecting the Outline command from the View tab or by clicking on the Outline View button at the bottom of the screen. This launches a new tab on the ribbon at the top of the screen.
  • Outline View displays a basic document framework to assist with re-arranging information.
  • Promote and Demote buttons are used to display paragraphs with up to nine different text levels.
  • The plus symbol indicates further item sub-levels. Clicking on a plus or minus symbol selects a heading and any sub-levels.
  • Use the Collapse button to hide text levels or show them using the Expand button.
  • To number an outline use the Multi level List button in the Paragraph group.
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