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Word 7 is potentially a very slick maker of Web pages; it can be, however, a very
volatile editor of web pages.
Here is a preview of the steps with some recommended default selections. To use the
Word 7 Web Wizard--
 | Open Word 7; then click on "File" and "New" (not the new page icon). |
| In the set of tabs that opens, select "Web Pages" and double-click the icon
labeled "Web Page Wizard.wiz" to start the wizard. |
| Please select "simple layout" for now and click "Next." |
| Click on the names of styles one by one to preview each; then select the one you want to
work with today and click "Finish." |
| The page is actually a list of instructions. Highlight each part in turn and start
typing as it instructs--heading, paragraph, list items. |
More challenges--
| Use the icons and menus in Word 7 (remarkably similar to Front Page, aren't they?) to
insert the sunset photo at right and size it (it's still in your folder from the Front
Page editing try--right click the one on the right, click "save as" and put it
on your computer or diskette to insert from there). |
| Make the contact information table in Word 7 that you made in Page Composer; which
software program made the table more easily? The suggested topics were name,
rank/field/office, phone, email, fax, web page (if you have made one besides the one in
this exercise)--sort of like a business card or personal card in an address book. |
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When you're ready, go to the "Advanced" page via the site map (it doesn't
hurt to look) to learn about making and adding sound files.
This module is copyrighted © 1998 by J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College.
Click to the welcome page for the full credit and contact.
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