After you’ve penned your best-seller, you can take the Amazon Self-publishing 2: Kindle eBook Formatting Using Microsoft Word course to prepare your manuscript for publishing on the platform.
To find out more, read our full LinkedIn Learning review.Īmazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) is one of the more popular platforms for authors who want to self-publish. In the final lesson, the instructor explains the various options for compressing images available in Word and the difference between them.
Similarly, there are useful lessons in the tools section to help you set a custom spell-check dictionary, and password protect a document. The text formatting sections covers topics like automatic text replacement and maintaining proper formatting when copy-pasting text. The course begins by helping you customize some of the application’s default settings but can be chiefly divided into two broad sections one deals with adding and formatting text while the other covers the commonly used tools. The course runs a little over 1.5 hours and has a handful of little time saving tricks that’ll help you learn to use the commonly used word processing features more efficiently. Once you have a fair amount of mileage working with Word, you can enhance your skills by taking the ' Word 2016: Advanced Tips and Tricks' course. While most of the lessons are divided on specific tasks, such as formatting text and laying out pages, there’s also a special section titled “Use Word for school“ that covers several Word techniques that’ll be of help in an educational setting. Some lessons are applicable to even older versions such as Word 2013, Word 2010 and even Word 2007. The good thing about the training is that since its covers the absolute basics, most of its lessons are applicable to various versions of the software, going from the Microsoft 365 to Word 2019, and Word 2016. The training is made of short video demonstrations and screencasts, which are followed by several textual step-by-step tutorials that are nicely illustrated to help you get working knowledge with the word processor.
The makers of the software have a nice free 'Introductory training to Word', which is as good a starting point as any.
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