Microsoft Word 2013 (MOS) Expert Part 2
(77-426-complete) / ISBN : 978-1-61691-588-9
About This Course
Prepare for the Microsoft 77-426 exam by using the MOS: Microsoft Word 2013 Expert Part 2 course and lab. The labs are simulators that provide a virtual environment for users to explore and learn. The MOS training course and lab cover the MOS 77-426 exam objectives and provide skills to manage and share documents, design advanced documents, create advanced references, and create custom Word elements. The MOS course has the best Microsoft 77-426 practice tests to help you learn all the basic and advanced concepts asked in the 77-426 exam.
Skills You’ll Get
The Microsoft Office Specialist: Word 2013 Expert certification is an industry-recognized credential. It is a standalone certification from Microsoft with the exam code 77-425. This MOS certification is targeted at professionals who are involved in creating business deliverables with Microsoft Office Word 2013 and might have experience with previous versions of Microsoft Office Word and assesses the candidate's advanced understanding of the Microsoft Word 2013 environment.
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Interactive Lessons
12+ Interactive Lessons | 70+ Exercises | 90+ Quizzes | 30+ Flashcards | 30+ Glossary of terms
Gamified TestPrep
30+ Pre Assessment Questions | 2+ Full Length Tests | 30+ Post Assessment Questions | 60+ Practice Test Questions
Hands-On Labs
12+ LiveLab | 84+ Video tutorials | 40+ Minutes
Video Lessons
35+ Videos | 30+ Minutes
Diving Into Document Creation
- Creating a First Document
- Creating a Blank File
- Creating a File from a Template
- Opening an Existing File
- Saving and File Formats
- Compatibility with Previous Versions of Word
- Navigation and Selection Tips and Tricks
- Choosing the Right Word View for the Task at Hand
- Printing a Document
- Summary
Getting Smart with Text: Building Blocks, Quick Parts, Actions (Tags), and More
- Using Quick Parts and Building Blocks
- Using AutoComplete with AutoText Gallery Entries
- Clearing Building Block Formatting
- Building Blocks: Need to Know
- Using Building Blocks with the AutoText Field
- Inserting a Cover Page
- Understanding Actions
- Inserting Objects and Files
- Inserting Text from Files
- Pasting, Dragging, and Dropping Content into a Document
- Printing Envelopes and Labels Automatically
- Printing an Envelope
- Creating Labels
- Summary
Managing Document Security, Comments, and Tracked Changes
- Protection Types
- Comments and Tracked Changes
- Accepting and Rejecting Changes
- Combining Collaborative Documents
- Comparing Documents
- Combining Documents That Contain Tracked Changes
- Summary
Macros: Recording, Editing, and Using Them
- Displaying Macro Tools and Creating a Macro
- Managing Macros
- Understanding More about Macro Security
- Macro Storage
- Automatic Macros
- Visual Basic for Applications: Quick and Dirty Answers
- Summary
Saving Time with Templates, Themes, and Master Documents
- Creating Your Own Templates
- Using the Organizer
- Modifying Templates
- Working More Effectively with Themes
- Building on an Existing Foundation with Master Documents
- Creating a Master Document
- Working with Master Documents
- Summary
Enhancing Navigation with Bookmarks, Hyperlinks, and Cross-References
- Enhancing Documents with Reference Features
- Working with Bookmarks
- Hyperlinks
- Inserting Cross-References
- Summary
Identifying the Contents and Terms in Your Document: TOCs, Captions, and Indexing
- Automating Table of Contents Creation
- Working with TOC Styles
- Manually Creating a Table of Contents
- Updating or Deleting a Table of Contents
- Converting a Table of Contents into Text
- The TOC Field Code
- Captions and Tables of Captioned Items
- Indexing a Document
- Marking Index Entries
- Compiling and Inserting an Index
- Creating Multiple Indexes
- Summary
Documenting Your Sources
- Footnotes and Endnotes Basics
- Working with Footnote and Endnote Styling
- Separators and Continuation
- Making a Bibliography
- Identifying the Sources for Your Bibliography
- Editing Citations
- Compiling the Citations into a Bibliography
- Understanding a Table of Authorities
- Creating Citations for a Table of Authorities
- Inserting the Table of Authorities
- Summary
Data Documents and Mail Merge
- Making Documents Work for You
- Previewing the Mail Merge Process
- Data Considerations
- Reviewing Data File Formats
- Choosing the Data Document Type
- Attaching a Data Source
- Assembling a Merge Document
- Mail Merge Pane/Wizard
- Summary
Reviewing a Document with Language Tools
- Improving Document Content and Consistency
- Choosing a Language
- Checking Spelling and Grammar
- Finding Definitions
- Choosing a Better Word with the Thesaurus
- Using the Research Pane
- Translating Text
- Taking a Word Count
- Summary
Word Options and Settings
- Opening Word Options
- General
- Display (and Printing)
- Proofing
- Save
- Language
- Advanced
- Customize Ribbon
- Quick Access Toolbar
- Add-Ins
- Trust Center
- Summary
Creating Custom Forms
- Forms Basics
- Creating a Fill-In Form Using Legacy Tools
- Using Content Controls
- Importing a Word Form into InfoPath
- Summary
- Constructing Documents Faster with Outlining
- Adding Alt text to document elements
- Configuring a document for the accessibility features
- Managing multiple options for the +Body and +Heading fonts
- Implementing global content standards
Diving Into Document Creation
- Collapsing a text in the Outline view
Getting Smart with Text: Building Blocks, Quick Parts, Actions (Tags), and More
- Adding a phrase to the AutoText gallery
- Inserting a building block
- Modifying a building block
Managing Document Security, Comments, and Tracked Changes
- Switching ON the Track changes option
- Displaying comments of a specific user
- Showing comments
Macros: Recording, Editing, and Using Them
- Assigning a shortcut key to a command
Saving Time with Templates, Themes, and Master Documents
- Loading a template to the Word's session
- Saving a custom style
Reviewing a Document with Language Tools
- Setting proofing language
- Adding alternative text to an image
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The exam consists of performance based questions and is conducted in a live or simulated environment. MOS 2013 presents the candidate with a project to build tasks and steps that build on each other.
The exam contains 40-60 questions.
50 minutes
The passing score varies from exam to exam and is provided on the score report.
Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) exam retake policy
- If a candidate does not achieve a passing score on an exam the first time, the candidate must wait 24 hours before retaking the exam.
- If a candidate does not achieve a passing score the second time, the candidate must wait 2 days (48 hours) before retaking the exam a third time.
- A two-day waiting period will be imposed between each subsequent exam retake.
- There is no annual limit on the number of attempts on the same exam.
- If a candidate achieves a passing score on an Office exam, the candidate may take it again.
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