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Mastering Microsoft Word for Scientific Reports
Researchers use Microsoft Word to create documents: from a simple memo to their co-workers, to long, complex reports on their research findings. Being autodidactic, most researchers have never studied Word in depth, so they use it more or less intuitively and find it sufficient for their daily use. Because sophisticated features are either avoided or ignored, encountered inefficiencies are taken for granted. Albeit numerous books are available, these books frequently cover the obvious (e.g., how to make text bold) or features that are seldom needed for regular scientific report writing (e.g., mail merge features). Consequently, most researchers simply don’t consult these books.
In contrast to these secretarial manuals, Mastering Microsoft Word for Scientific Reports offers researchers a focused introduction to the key concepts and core elements of Word that will allow them to work effectively and efficiently on research reports. The primary goal of this eBook is to introduce the best practices that will enable researchers to spend less time and to achieve better results using Word.
Mastering Microsoft Word for Scientific Reports is not intended to cover all aspects of Word, but to explain some formatting and usage basics that will help creating well-structured and stable documents.
Mastering Microsoft Word for Scientific Reports will show researchers how to:
● understand the underlying concepts of Word, so they can perform unfamiliar Word tasks more confidently and efficiently
● create and edit scientific reports and similar complex documents more effectively, and in less time
● create professionally looking documents that are easier to manage for long-term collaboration and editing.