Microsoft Publisher Masterclass |Microsoft Publisher Training Course |MSP Training

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

Microsoft Publisher is a graphic design program which is developed by Microsoft. The Microsoft Publisher Masterclass course helps the candidates to create professional documents, web pages and marketing materials. This course provides essential knowledge and skills which are required to create different types of documents such as postcards, banners, greetings cards, newsletters and much more. During the one day course, delegates will learn how to create text, boxes, shapes and pictures, use ruler guidelines and insert headers and footers in Microsoft Publisher documents. After completion of the course, candidates will have more control over the presentation of their messages and also save on graphic design costs.

Easily integrate with MS Office Outlook
Apply Professional-level effects for texts, shapes and pictures
Explore Mail merge tools and Personalisation tools
Courses delivered by certified Microsoft instructors

WHAT'S INCLUDED ?

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Tutor Support

A dedicated tutor will be at your disposal throughout the training to guide you through any issues.

Certificate

Delegates will get certification of completion at the end of the course.

Courseware

Courseware will also be provided to the delegates so that they can revise the course after the training.

PREREQUISITES

There are no formal prerequisites for the Microsoft Publisher Masterclass training course. However, delegates must be familiar with the Windows Environment and Microsoft applications such as PowerPoint, Word.

TARGET AUDIENCE

Microsoft Publisher Masterclass course is designed for those who want to create and publish their work using a variety of texts and images. These includes:

Graphic Designers
Web Designers
Publishing Specialists
Creative professionals

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?

Identify the MS Publisher environment and working on a publication
Execute the essential tasks in the Microsoft Publisher interface
work and manage the images and handle more practical tasks of the publisher
Explore the tools for creating layouts and images
Create professional documents with the help of different designs and appearance options on the publisher
Create postcards, a regular newsletter, email newsletter and greeting cards in Microsoft Publisher
Change layout and edit the content of the publication

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Microsoft Publisher is a useful tool for personal and business publishing projects. Microsoft Publisher has an extensive collection of templates that provide an excellent way to start a new magazine. Publisher includes various inbuilt components with the help of which a user can design the documents having calendars, sidebars and borders in it. Microsoft Publisher is a publishing program that allows the users to create professional publications that include text, graphics, and images with precise layouts, format texts and paragraphs in the publication. Delegates will learn graphic design work and how to produce publications using images, colour and text. The course explains how to use publisher features for sharing publications on the web. At the end of this course, the delegates will use layouts and themes, add audio and video components in the presentations. Candidates will be able to perform the following tasks:

Create Publications
Insert Pages
Use building blocks
Accomplish a mail merge
How to insert and delete objects, pictures, and tables
Create web publications
Print a publication

PROGRAM CONTENT

Publisher Essential Skills

Creating Publications using Templates
Page View Settings
Working with Objects
Creating, Saving & Opening Publications

Page Layout

Page Setup
Layout Guides
Managing Pages

Working with Text

Using Text Boxes
Creating Stories in Connected Text Boxes
Inserting & Importing Text
Spell Checking

Formatting Text

Formatting Text with Fonts, Sizes & Colours
Using Text Effects
Duplicating Formats with Format Painter
Changing Paragraph Alignment
Line & Paragraph Alignment
Indenting Text
Creating Bulleted & Numbered Lists
Displaying Text in Columns
Working with Styles & Schemes

Formatting Shapes & Pictures

Shape Styles and Effects
Aligning & Grouping Shapes
Editing and Cropping Pictures

Master Pages, Headers & Footers

Creating & Managing Master Pages
Applying for Headers, Footers & Page Numbers

Printing

Modifying the Setup of Printer
Printing

Techniques of Advanced Layout

How to work with the Ruler
Working with the Guidelines of Layout
Aligning Objects
Layering Objects
Nudging & Grouping Objects

Word Art

Editing a Word Art Object
Creating Word Art & Changing Text Formatting
Shaping Options, Character Spacing & Special Effects

Editing

Adding a Table
Adding & Modifying Cells
Formatting Table Data

Working with Newsletters

Creating & Editing Newsletters

Mail Merge

Produce letters & Labels using Mail Merge
Creating a Mail Merge Data Source
Editing the Data Source

Microsoft Publisher Text Wrapping

Combining Images & Text
Wrapping Text around images
Text Wrapping Options
Outset Controls

Finalising Publications

Publication Design Checker
Printing Publications

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ABOUT Heathrow

In London, Heathrow airport is a major international airport. Heathrow airport is the world’s second busiest airport by International passenger traffic. In 2016, Heathrow airport has a 75.7 million passengers travelling record. Heathrow airport renders scheduled services which is one of the six airports along with Gatwick, Luton, London City, Stansted and Southend. Heathrow airport is located 23 km west of Central London. This airport has two parallel east-west runways and four operational terminals that cover 4.74 sq. mi. From Heathrow airport, above 80 airlines fly to 180 locations (approx.) worldwide carrying more than 72 million travellers and 1.4 million tonnes of cargo every year. Heathrow airport is enclosed by the Hillingdon, Longford, Cranford and Harmondsworth from the north side and by Hatton and Hounslow from the east side. Heathrow airport offers many facilities such as for business, handicapped travellers and children. Heathrow airport has a splendid rail and road links to London and other cities of the country. From Heathrow airport, there are many public means of transport such as coaches, taxis, trains and Heathrow express, ease the passengers to travel to the main city.

History

Heathrow airports in its started life are known by the name of Great-West Aerodrome and occasionally known as Heathrow Aerodrome. It is originated in 1946 as London Airport for commercial air travel and renamed as Heathrow airport in 1966. Sir Frederick Gibberd has designed the Heathrow airport. He has designed the original terminals and buildings. In the 1980s and 90s Heathrow develop into a major employer with 70,000 staff.

Security

At the Heathrow airport, full body scanners are used which exhibits a cartoon-style figure of passengers’ body and exhibits all the items on the screen which are restricted to carry while travelling. Aviation security which is the unit of Metropolitan Police holds the responsibility of airport police. It also has armoured vehicles of Household Cavalry, which has been sporadically deployed during the time of heightened security.

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