My wife is a nurse and would like to learn word. She knows nothing of the
product, and has very limited PC exposure. I need a good interactive tutorial
that will walk her through the functions so that she can creat simple
documents, letters and so on.

Any help much appreciated

regards

Phil Watts

From the FAQ:

32. Where can I find a good tutorial?
http://addbalance.com/usersguide/index.htm
http://addbalance.com/word/wordwebre....htm#Tutorials
http://www.mvps.org/word/Tutorials/index.html
--
Charles Kenyon

Word New User FAQ & Web Directory: http://addbalance.com/word

Intermediate User's Guide to Microsoft Word (supplemented version of
Microsoft's Legal Users' Guide) http://addbalance.com/usersguide

See also the MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/ which is awesome!
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"Phil Watts" Phil wrote in message
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My wife is a nurse and would like to learn word. She knows nothing of the
product, and has very limited PC exposure. I need a good interactive
tutorial
that will walk her through the functions so that she can creat simple
documents, letters and so on.

Any help much appreciated

regards

Phil Watts

Thanks for the links - some very good stuff.

Cheers.

"Phil Watts" wrote:

My wife is a nurse and would like to learn word. She knows nothing of the
product, and has very limited PC exposure. I need a good interactive tutorial
that will walk her through the functions so that she can creat simple
documents, letters and so on.

Any help much appreciated

regards

Phil Watts

For another approach -- I learned a whole lot from the book
"Word 2002 For Dummies". My method is to sit at the computer with the book
open to my left, and a sample Word file open. Then I read a paragraph or
two, do the thing described, and then highlight the parts in the book that
seemed extra important to me. That way it didn't 'feel' like a book. And
now I have a convenient reference source. It was a GFC experience: Good,
Fast, Cheap. Just FYI....
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"Phil Watts" Phil wrote in message
...
My wife is a nurse and would like to learn word. She knows nothing of the
product, and has very limited PC exposure. I need a good interactive
tutorial
that will walk her through the functions so that she can creat simple
documents, letters and so on.

Any help much appreciated

regards

Phil Watts

I have been learning Word XP and, more recently Word 2003. I have found an
EXCELLENT tutorial for learning Word. The books are made by Microsoft, it's a
series of tutorials called "Step by Step". You can buy these book at Barnes
and Noble for about $25. They're great!