The Publisher 2010 QUICK Source Learning Series will show you the basic features of how to use Publisher 2010. The QUICK Source Learning Series combines three levels of training: Teaching, Trying, and Testing. The teaching section includes high-quality video so you are able to see what the instructor is teaching you to do. The trying section allows you to practice what you have learned right in our program. There is no need to switch between our software and Publisher 2010. The testing section involves a variety of test questions with immediate feedback. Trainers can track users’ progress, view test scores, and print out reports.

Getting Started

• Starting and Exiting Publisher 2010
• Identifying the Parts of the Publisher Window
• Using the Ribbon
• Customizing the Ribbon
• Using the Backstage View
• Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar
• Opening a Publication
• Creating a New Publication
• Saving a Publication

Page Setup and Master Pages

• Inserting a Page
• Working with Pages
• Creating a New Master Page
• Applying a Master Page
• Working with Master Pages
• Inserting Page Numbers
• Creating Headers and Footers
• Applying a Background

Text and Text Formatting

• Working with Text Boxes
• Formatting a Text Box
• Linking Text Boxes
• Inserting a File
• Formatting Text
• Changing Character Spacing
• Fitting Text

Paragraph Formatting

• Aligning Text
• Setting Indents and Spacing
• Inserting a Drop Cap
• Creating a Bulleted or Numbered List
• Formatting a Bulleted or Numbered List
• Setting Tab Stops
• Creating a New Text Style
• Applying a Text Style

Graphics

• Inserting a Graphic
• Inserting WordArt
• Inserting a Shape
• Adding Text to a Shape
• Editing a Shape
• Layering Objects
• Grouping Objects
• Rotating an Object

Editing

• Checking Spelling
• Setting Spelling Options
• Using AutoCorrect and AutoFormat
• Using Find and Replace
• Using the Research Task Pane
• Setting Hyphenation Options
• Viewing Special Characters

Output

• Viewing a Publication
• Previewing a Publication
• Printing a Publication
• Using Design Checker
• Using Pack and Go
• Sending a Publication as an E-mail
• Publishing a Publication to HTML

Getting Help

• Using Publisher Help
• Using the Help Table of Contents
• Searching for Help Topics
• Getting Help in a Dialog Box
• Printing a Help Topic
• Getting Help from Office.com
• Displaying Access Keys