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I would like to create a word document that would have a table of contents to organize various tips, explanations, how-to's, tutorials in different subjects.
For example: For Word 2016 - every time I research how to do something in Word 2016, I want to copy/paste or embed videos from the internet, youtube, forums, tutorials, etc., and put in one Word document in order for me to revisit and find quickly when I need that info again. I'd like to do this with all of the MS Office programs, Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, PDFs in general, different other software programs or apps, etc. I'm so tired of searching all of my folder structure, or the internet to find the answer over and over again. I'm not quite sure how to do this. I'd also like to create tutorials of my own using Word. I am wondering what programs people or companies use to create their tutorials. I'd like to create tutorials to show coworkers how to enter info in special forms with tabs, how to research data, how to utilize a dashboard I create, etc. I'd even like to create a tutorial for elderly to learn how to use their Roku on there TVs, and other things that they forget how to do. I also have a friend who doesn't know Excel very good at all, and I want to create simple tutorials on skills she needs to do or tools that could help her. Thanks for your help! |
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create tutorials, create user manuals, word 2016 |
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