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Getting Started With Word 2010: Introduction Video Tutorials

An Introduction to the Word 2010 Video Training

Welcome to the Word 2010 training series from word-videos.com. Across the lessons ahead, you'll learn how to use Word 2010 — from the everyday basics of Microsoft Word to the new features that came with the 2010 release. We'll start by exploring the new Word interface.

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What the Word 2010 Video Course Includes

This course covers the core functionality of Microsoft Word along with the features that were new in Word 2010. The lessons are short video tutorials, so you can follow them in sequence or jump directly to the topic you need.

Starting With the Interface

The course opens with the new Word interface — the Ribbon, the Quick Access Toolbar, and the Backstage View — before moving on to working with documents and text.

Handling Text and Formatting

Later lessons cover navigating and editing your document, selecting, copying and moving text, find and replace, basic font options, text effects, the Format Painter, bulleted lists, and alignment options.

Templates, Tabs, and Documents

Further tutorials show how to create a document from a template, build your own template, set tabs in Word, and locate existing documents on your computer.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this Word 2010 video course?
It is a series of video tutorials from word-videos.com that shows you how to use Word 2010, covering both the basic functionality in Microsoft Word and the new features introduced in Word 2010.
Do I need to watch the videos in order?
No. The introduction suggests starting with the new Word interface, but each lesson is a standalone video tutorial, so you can go directly to the topic you want to learn.
What should I watch after this introduction?
The next lesson in the series is The Ribbon, which introduces the new Word interface mentioned in this introduction.
Which topics are covered in the full series?
The series covers the Ribbon, the Quick Access Toolbar, the Backstage View, navigating your document, editing and selecting text, copying and moving text, find and replace, font options, text effects, the Format Painter, bulleted lists, alignment options, templates, tabs, and finding existing documents.
Is this course suitable for beginners?
Yes. The introduction describes the videos as covering the basic functionality in Microsoft Word, making the series a starting point for getting up to speed with the program.

Up Next: The Ribbon

Move on to the next lesson to explore the Ribbon and the new Word interface.

Next: The Ribbon

Each lesson is a short, self-contained video, so you can revisit a topic whenever you need a refresher. If you're new to Word 2010, begin with the interface lessons and then work through the text and formatting tutorials at your own pace.