Table of Contents
 
- Introduction
- 1 What is this Tutorial about?
- 2 The Structure of the Tutorial
- 3 Writing Conventions
- 4 Accessibility Settings
- Settings to Improve Accessibility
- 1 General Recommendations
- 2 Windows System Settings
- 3 My Computer Application
- 4 Active Desktop
- 5 Microsoft Word 2000
- 6 Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0
- 7 Outlook Express
- 8 Henter-Joyce JAWS
- Hardware Devices
- 1 Computer Itself
- 1.1 Computer Processor - its Heart and Brain
- 1.2 Computer Memory
- 1.3 Hard Disk
- 1.4 Floppy Disk
- 1.5 Bus System, Ports and Network
- 2 External Devices
- 2.1 Input Devices
- 2.2 Output Devices
- 2.3 Standard Devices
- 3 Computer Display
- 3.1 Screen Resolution
- 3.2 Color
- 4 Computer Keyboard
- 4.1 Basic Keyboard Block
- 4.2 Cursor Cross
- 4.3 Function Block
- 4.4 Number Pad - NUM PAD
- 5 Computer Mouse
- 5.1 Single Clicking
- 5.2 Double Clicking
- 5.3 Right Clicking
- 5.4 Dragging and Dropping
- Accessibility Software
- Introduction
- Using your Screen Reader
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- General ***sr Commands
- Speech Output
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- Controlling Speech in Text Windows
- Controlling Speech in Dialog Boxes
- Braille Output
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- ***bd Panel
- Basic ***bd Functions
- Controlling Speech with ***bd keys
- Emulating Main Keyboard with ***bd
- Using Virtual Mouse Device
- Combining Speech and Braille
- Using your Screen Enlargement Software ***se
- Windows - A Graphical User Interface
- Desktop Concept
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1 The Start Menu
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1.1 Default Options on the Start Menu
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1.1.1 Programs
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1.1.1.1 Programs at Start-Up
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1.1.2 Documents
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1.1.3 Settings
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1.1.4 Find
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1.1.5 Help
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1.1.6 Run
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1.1.7 Shut-Down
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1.2 Shortcut Icons
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1.2.1 Add a Shortcut to the Start Menu
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1.2.2 Remove a Shortcut from the Start Menu
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1.2.3 Assign a Shortcut Key to a Shortcut
2 The Task Bar
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2.1 Switching Between the Running Applications
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2.2 Change Time and Date
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2.3 Rearrange or Minimize All Windows
3 The Context Menu
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3.1 Properties Sheet
Window Concept
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1 The Parent-Child Concept
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2 Active Window
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3 Window Components
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3.1 The Frame
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3.2 The Title Bar
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3.3 The Menu Bar
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3.4 The Status Bar
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3.5 The main Window Area
4 The Control Menu
Visual Components
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1 Icons
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2 Menus
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2.1 The Main Menu
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2.1.1 Selecting Options from the Main Menu
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2.1.2 Shortcut Keys in the Main Menu
2.2 Pull-Down Menus
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2.2.1 Selecting Options from a Pull-Down Menu
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2.2.2 Shortcut Keys in Pull-Down Menus
3 Cascading Menus
4 Disabled (grayed) Menu Options
5 Dialog Boxes
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5.1 Basic Features and Navigation
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5.1.1 Message Boxes
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5.1.2 Navigating Inside Dialog Boxes
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5.1.3 Using Ok and Cancel Push Buttons
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5.1.4 Tab Sections
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5.1.5 Disabled Dialog Elements
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5.1.6 The Query Icon
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5.2 Dialog Elements
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5.2.1 Push Buttons
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5.2.2 Check Boxes
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5.2.3 Radio Buttons
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5.2.4 Edit Fields
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5.2.5 List Boxes
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5.2.5.1 Single Item List Box
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5.2.5.2 Drop-Down List Box
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5.2.5.3 List View
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5.2.5.4 Examples of List Boxes
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5.2.6 Combo Boxes
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5.2.7 Sliders
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5.2.8 Spinners
Data Organization
- Exploring Data with My Computer Application
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1 Starting a Program
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2 The Appearance and the View Options
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3 Moving through Drives and Folders
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3.1 Moving down the Tree
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3.2 Moving up the Tree
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3.3 Updating the List
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3.4 Sorting the List
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4 The Operations with Files and Folders
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4.1 Open
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4.2 Rename
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4.3 Copy
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4.4 Move
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4.5 Delete
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4.6 Create
5 File Properties
6 Undo an Operation
Exploring Data with Windows Explorer
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1 Starting the Program
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2 Working with Windows Explorer
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2.1 Choosing the Pane
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2.2 Navigating in the Tree View
Windows System Utilities
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1 Windows Help System
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1.1 Moving Around in the Help System
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1.2 Contents Window
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1.3 Help System Topic Window
2 Control Panel
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2.1 Mouse Options
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2.2 Multimedia Options
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2.3 Display Options
3 Recycle Bin
4 Clipboard
Frequently Used Applications
- Microsoft Word
- Introduction
- 1 Basic Operations in Word
- 1.1 Installing Word 2000
- 1.2 Starting Word
- 1.3 Application Window Overview
- 1.4 Creating a Document
- 1.5 Saving a Document
- 1.6 Opening a Document
- 2 Writing and Navigating
- 2.1 Moving around in a Document
- 2.1.1 Using Cursor Keys
- 2.1.2 Using the Scroll Bar
- 2.2 Deleting, Copying and Moving Text
- 3 Formatting in Word
- 3.1 Using Styles
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- 3.1.1 Headings
- 3.1.2 Lists
- 3.1.3 Tables
- 3.1.4 Automatic Table of Contents
- 3.1.5 Customizing Styles
- 3.2 Direct Visual
Formatting
- 4 Using Views
- 4.1 Normal View
- 4.2 Outline View
- 4.3 Page Layout View
- 4.4 Full Screen
- 5 Printing in Word
- Internet Explorer
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1 About the Internet
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1.1 HTML Documents
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1.2 Bookmarks
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1.3 Hyperlinks
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1.4 Internet Addresses
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1.5 Forms
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1.6 Frames
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2 Working with Internet Explorer
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2.1 Opening a Web Page
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2.2 Moving Around
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2.2.1 The Appropriate Navigation of a Web Page
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2.2.2 IE Navigation Inside of a Page
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2.2.3 IE Navigation Between Pages
2.3 Saving your Favorite Web Pages
Outlook Express
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1 Introduction
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2 Internet E-mail Service
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2.1 E-mail Provider Information
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2.2 What Is An E-mail Address?
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3 Getting Started
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4 Receive Mail Messages
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5 Organizing Mail Messages
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5.1 Find Mail Messages
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5.2 Add, Delete, or Switch to Folders
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5.3 Move or Copy a Message to Another Folder
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6 Send a Mail Message
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6.1 Mail Header and Mail Body
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6.2 Composing and Sending Mail
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7 Inserting Items in a Message
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7.1 Add a Signature to Outgoing Messages
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7.2 Insert a File in a Message
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7.3 Include Sound in a Message
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7.4 Insert a Picture in a Message
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8 Working Offline
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8.1 Reading Mail Messages Offline
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8.2 Set up Outlook Express to Reduce Online Time
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8.3 Specifying What You Want to Download
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9 Address Book
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9.1 Open the Address Book
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9.2 Adding Contacts to your Address Book
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9.2.1 Add Names directly from E-mail Messages
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9.2.2 Add a Contact to your Address Book by Typing it in
9.3 Change Contact Information
9.4 Delete a Contact
9.5 Create a Group of Contacts
9.6 Add a Contact to an Existing Group
10 Using Microsoft Outlook Express Accessibility Features
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10.1 Receive Sound Notification of New Messages
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10.2 Change the Display of the Preview Pane
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10.3 Customize the Toolbar
Keyboard Shortcut Keys
- General Shortcut Keys
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1 Windows System Shortcut Keys
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2 Editing Shortcut Keys
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2.1 Movement Keys
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2.2 Selection Keys
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2.3 Deletion Keys
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3 Shortcut Keys in Menus and Dialogs
- Microsoft Word Shortcut Keys
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1 Quick reference to some common shortcut keys
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2 Function keys
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2.1 Function key
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2.2 SHIFT+Function key
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2.3 CONTROL+Function key
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2.4 CONTROL+SHIFT+Function key
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2.5 ALT+Function key
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2.6 ALT+SHIFT+Function key
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2.7 CONTROL+ALT+Function key
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3 Keys for formatting characters and paragraphs
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3.1 Change or resize the font
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3.2 Apply character formats
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3.3 View and copy text formats
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3.4 Set line spacing
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3.5 Align paragraphs
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3.6 Apply paragraph styles
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4 Keys for editing and moving text and graphics
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4.1 Delete text and graphics
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4.2 Copy and move text and graphics
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4.3 Insert special characters
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5 Select text and graphics
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5.1 Select text
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5.2 Select text and graphics in a table
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5.3 Extend a selection
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6 Move the insertion point
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6.1 Move around in a table
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7 Insert paragraphs and tab characters in a table
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8 Keys for working with documents
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8.1 Create, view, and save documents
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8.2 Find, replace, and browse through text
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8.3 Undo and redo actions
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8.4 Switch to another view
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9 Keys for reviewing documents
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10 Keys for working with references, footnotes, and endnotes
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11 Keys for working with a document outline (in outline view only)
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12 Keys for performing a mail merge
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13 Keys for working with Web pages
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14 Keys for using the Office Assistant
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15 Keys for windows and dialog boxes
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15.1 Move in or among document and program windows
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15.2 Move around in a dialog box
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15.3 Move around or select text in a text box
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16 Keys for working with the Open and Save As dialog boxes
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17 Keys for toolbars
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18 Keys for sending e-mail
- Microsoft Excel Shortcut Keys
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1 Keys for moving and scrolling in a worksheet or workbook
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1.1 Keys for moving and scrolling in a worksheet or workbook
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1.2 Keys for moving in a worksheet with End mode on
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1.3 Keys for moving in a worksheet with SCROLL LOCK on
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2 Keys for previewing and printing a document
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2.1 Work in print preview
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3 Keys for working with worksheets, charts, and macros
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4 Keys for entering data
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4.1 Keys for entering data on a worksheet
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4.2 Keys for working in cells or the formula bar
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5 Keys for formatting data
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6 Keys for editing data
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6.1 Keys for editing data
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6.2 Keys for inserting, deleting, and copying a selection
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6.3 Keys for moving within a selection
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7 Keys for selecting data and cells
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7.1 Keys for selecting cells, columns, or rows
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7.2 Keys for extending the selection with End mode on
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7.3 Keys for selecting cells that have special characteristics
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8 Keys for selecting charts and chart items
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8.1 Keys for selecting a chart sheet
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8.2 Keys for selecting an embedded chart
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8.3 Keys for selecting chart items
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9 Keys for working with a data form
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9.1 Keys for working with a data form
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9.2 Keys for using AutoFilter
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10 Keys for outlining data
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11 Keys to use with PivotTable and PivotChart reports
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11.1 Keys for the PivotTable and PivotChart Wizard
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11.2 Keys for page fields in a PivotTable or PivotChart report
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11.3 Keys for laying out a PivotTable or PivotChart report
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11.4 Keys for grouping and ungrouping PivotTable items
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12 Keys to use with the OLAP Cube Wizard
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13 Keys for menus and toolbars
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14 Keys for windows, dialog boxes, and edit boxes
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14.1 Keys for windows
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14.2 Keys for dialog boxes
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14.3 Keys for edit boxes in dialog boxes
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15 Keys for working with the Open and Save As dialog boxes
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16 Keys for using the Office Assistant
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17 Keys for sending e-mail messages
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18 Keys for working with drawing objects, AutoShapes, WordArt, and other objects
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18.1 Insert an AutoShape by using the keyboard
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18.2 Insert a text box by using the keyboard
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18.3 Insert a WordArt object by using the keyboard
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18.4 Select a drawing object by using the keyboard
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18.5 Change the size of a drawing object by using the keyboard
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18.6 Copy the attributes of a drawing object by using the keyboard
- Internet Explorer Shortcut Keys
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1 Viewing and exploring Web pages
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2 Using the Address bar
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3 Working with favorites
- Outlook Express Shortcut Keys
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1 Main Window, View Message Window, and Send Message Window
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2 Main Window and View Message Window
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3 Main Window
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4 Message Window
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4.1 Viewing or Sending
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4.2 Sending Only
- JAWS Shortcut Keys
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1 JAWS Desktop Keys
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1.1 Speech Keys
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1.2 Mouse Emulation Keys
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1.3 Help Keys
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1.4 JAWS Specific Keys
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2 JAWS Laptop Keys
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2.1 Speech Keys
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2.2 Mouse Emulation Keys
- Supernova / Hal / Lunar Shortcut Keys
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1 Numeric Keypad (NUM PAD)
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1.1 Action Keys
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1.2 Speech Keys
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1.3 Speak Keys
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1.4 Navigation Mode Keys
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1.5 Text Input Keys
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2 Magnification Keys
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2.1 Magnification Window Adjustment Keys
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2.2 Line View Mode Keys