MS Word Legal -- Using The Multilevel Outline Feature.

I want to thank you for contemplating the purchase of my book MS Word Legal -- Using The Multilevel Outline Feature. We teach Multilevel Outlining each and every week to total beginners. The overwhelming majority of our students go on to work in the top-tier of the legal industry. What causes the most difficulty when first learning this feature, is not knowing hands-down the routine. This routine must be kept in place in order for the Multilevel Outline to be stable and work properly. The goal of this book is to make crystal clear the rules of the road as it relates to working with MS Word Multilevel Outlines. You are going to learn Multilevel Outlines the right way and you will be able to handle any Multilevel Outline that comes your way. Not only are you going to learn how to implement a Multilevel Outline, but you are going to realize how non-threatening and easy Multilevel Outlining really is. This is a crucial subject because although many firms make use of third party software in order to take care of their Multilevel Outlines, (such as Payne, Soft Wise, Innova) you will need to know generic MS Word if you should have the need to test outside of your firm. For example, if you happen to lose your job and have not had to do a multilevel outline in generic MS Word in let us say 5 years, then you are going to have a major problem. The job agencies are going to test you on generic MS Word and so will many law firms, so it is a must, that we are totally at ease with the subject of MS Word Multilevel Outlines. Don't worry, I will make sure that you are quite comfortable. We teach basic through advanced MS Word Legal and Corporate word processing each and every week. We do class in person and we do class over the phone which works out very well and we teach in-house for companies as well as developing their testing and training. You are always welcome to contact me directly at louisellman@gmail.com. Before we dive into Multilevel Outlining, I will go over two routines that serve me and my students well before we ever start styling our documents. I know you will benefit greatly from the opening two chapters and the book as a whole. Let's get to it! To my knowledge, there has not been a book that tackles Multilevel Outlining in the manner in which I go about introducing this subject. By the end of the book, you will not be a beginner but will have attained advanced level knowledge. Important: This is one of my Teacher Connected Books so this means that if you have questions relating to the contents of this book you can email me and I will help you as I always do!Best regards, Louis