Microsoft Word is a powerful word processing application which allows users to produce professional typed documents in a wide range of formats, from letters and cover sheets to reference manuals, newsletters, and sophisticated graphical reports. Developing advanced proficiency in Microsoft Word is integral for any business, secretarial, or administrative professional. This e-book manual will be a useful reference guide for users who have previous familiarity with the Microsoft Word program. It is available as a free download here.

The Advanced Word 2003 user’s guide starts by outlining advanced tabs and tables, default styles, formatting techniques, and document outlining. It continues with straightforward explanations of how to create and utilize document outlines, the document map, numbered headings, fields, cross-referencing text, automatic features such as AutoText and AutoComplete, the Track Changes revision tool, and Footnotes and Endnotes. Finally, it guides readers through the process of customizing the Word environment and creating efficient Macros for frequent tasks and commands. All explanations are supplemented with full-color diagrams and screen shots.

Users who require instruction in the fundamentals of the Word 2003 program should refer to the Word 2003 Introduction e-book manual, also available for download on bookboon.com.

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1. Introduction
2. Section 1: Using advanced tabs and tables
   1. Advanced Tabs
   2. Tables - Advanced Features
3. Section 2: Advanced formatting techniques
   1. Styles
   2. Borders
4. Section 3 Outlining
   1. Document outlines
5. Section 4 Using the Document Map
   1. Document Map
6. Section 5 Numbering Headings
   1. Heading Numbering
7. Section 6 Using Fields
   1. Using Fields
8. Section 7 Creating cross-references
   1. Cross-Referencing Text
9. Section 8 Auto-Features
   1. AutoFormat
   2. AutoText
   3. AutoComplete
   4. AutoSummarize
10. Section 9 Advanced tips and tricks
    1. Locating Files
    2. Advanced Header and Footer options
    3. HyperLink
11. Section 10 Sections
12. Section 11 Columns
    1. Columns
13. Section 13 Indexes and Tables
14. Section 14 Using Master documents
    1. Master Documents
15. Section 15 Footnotes and endnotes
    1. Footnotes and Endnotes
    2. Using Endnotes
16. Section 16 Track Changes
    1. Track Changes (Revision Marks)
17. Section 17 Comments
    1. Comments
18. Section 18 Customisation
    1. Customising the Word environment
    2. Macros
19. Section 19 Templates and Forms
    1. Templates and Forms
    2. Form fields