Instructions For Creating Web Pages / Web Sites Using MS Word - 2007 version

   
The following instructions are designed for the participants of the 2007 Japanese Web Page Contest, which include some sections that are not included in the instructions for the 2008 Contest (2008 version) and available only in English.
   
  Before we start
  Session 1
  Session 2
  Session 3
  Session 4
  Session 5
  Session 6
   

   
Before we start
Session 1 (Week 1)
  A.  Switching “doc” (Word) documents into htm (web page) documents
  B.  Signing up for a Yahoo! ID and free Yahoo! Geocities web space
  C.  Uploading web pages on the Yahoo! Geocities server
     
Session 2 (Week 2)
  D.  Editing web pages (htmL documents)
  E.  Setting Web Options and Page Properties for web pages
    Setting Web Page Options
Setting Page Properties
  F.  Fonts
    Fonts recommended for Japanese
Fonts recommended for English
Changing font type
Changing font size
Font colour
Bold font
Text background colour
  G. Updating/renewing a web page
       
Session 3 (Week 3)
  H.  Page layout using tables
    Introduction
Inserting a table
Changing the table width
Making table invisible
Writing text in table
Problem: Text appears broken in two lines
Making changes to the table
Selecting Table, Column, Row or Cell
Changing width and height of column or row
Merging cells
Other table functions
Horizontal alignment - aligning or centering an item in the cell
Vertical alignment – placing an item at the top, center or bottom of the cell
Inserting a table in a cell
  I.  Background
    Introduction
Page background color
Page background effects
Using picture for page background
Table cell background color
  J.  Web page and images
    Introduction
Web page and images
Accompanying file folder
Uploading image
     
Session 4 (Week 4)
  K. Images used in Web pages
    Creating a folder for images
    Renaming the folder
    Saving photographs in the folder
    Photographs/images in the folder
    About photographs (JPG files/PNG files)
    Reducing the size of a photograph
    Thumbnails
    About other images/illustrations (GIF files)
    Downloading and saving images in the folder
    Finding free images on the Internet
    Downloading free images from the Internet
    Creating your own illustrations using Microsoft Paint software
    Adding a caption in a photo photograph
    Other ways to use Microsoft Paint
  L. Inserting images into a Web page
Introduction
    Inserting images into a Web page I
    Inserting images into a Web page II
    Moving an image to the centre (or right) of the cell
    Merging cells for a larger image
            File folder problem solution
  M. Uploading a Web page with images to the server
    Introduction
    Uploading the “index.htm” file
    Creating a subdirectory at the server
    Uploading images to the server
     
Session 5 (Week 5)
  N. Definitions – website, web page, home page
    website
    web page
    homepage
  O. Hyperlinks
    Introduction
    Hyperlink types
    Hyperlink types and examples
    Hyperlink - creating a link to another page in the same window
    Hyperlink - creating a link to another page in another website in a new window
                 /creating a link on an image
    Hyperlink/Bookmark Link - creating a link to a specific part of a page
    Hyperlink/Bookmark Link - creating a link from a page to a specific part of another page
    Hyperlink - creating a link for file download
    Hyperlink - creating thumbnail link to a larger photo/image
Hyperlink - creating an email link/mailto
     
Session 6 (Week 6)
  P. Page appearance - layout table width
    Introduction
    Layout table width – Type A
    Layout table width – Type B
  Q. Web page using frames
    Introduction
    Creating a web page using frames
    Creating links to the main frame
  R. Basic website design
    Introduction
    Menu/list in the “home (index)” page
    Vertical menu/list using a table
    Bar menu under the website title at the top
    Menu using a table in the middle
    Menu using bullet points in the middle
    Bar menu at the bottom    
   

 

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