Technical details
| Genre |
Office software |
| Number of pages |
772 pages |
| Written by |
Paul McFedries |
The Unofficial Guide to Microsoft Office 2007, October 2006
- This 700+ page reference is a tremendous value and provides smart tips and cool insider secrets to help users make the most of Office 2007
- Includes complete information regarding updates and changes made to this new version of Office, including navigating the new UI, using collaboration tools, working with Command Tabs, and much more
- Reveals best practices used by the pros to increase productivity and maximize efficiency
- Handy checklists and charts get readers started in Office right away
- Real-world advice from an experienced Office consultant guides the not-so-expert user through Office's robust features
Paul McFedries is the president of Logophilia Limited, a technical writing company. While now primarily a writer, Paul has worked as a programmer, consultant, and Web site developer. Paul has written nearly 50 books that have sold more than three million copies worldwide. These books include the Wiley titles Windows XP: Top 100 Simplified Tips and Tricks, Second Edition and Teach Yourself VISUALLY Computers, Fourth Edition. Paul also runs Word Spy, a Web site dedicated to tracking new words and phrases.
<b>Table of Contents</b>
About the Author.
Introduction.
<b>I Learning Common Office Tasks.</b>
1 Working with Office Documents.
2 Working with Office Graphics.
<b>II Creating Documents with Word.</b>
3 Working with Text.
4 Advanced Text Techniques.
5 Working with Page Layout and Design.
6 Advanced Document Design.
<b>III Crunching Numbers with Excel.</b>
7 Entering and Formatting Worksheet Data.
8 Working with Ranges.
9 Manipulating Formulas and Functions.
10 Visualizing Data with Charts.
<b>IV Communicating with Outlook.</b>
11 Sending and Receiving E-Mail.
12 Keeping Track of Appointments and Meetings.
13 Managing Your Contacts.
<b>V Building Presentations with PowerPoint.</b>
14 Putting Together a PowerPoint Presentation.
15 Formatting Slides.
16 Creating Dynamic Slide Shows.
<b>VI Managing Data with Access.</b>
17 Working with Databases and Tables.
18 Querying Data.
19 Creating and Using Forms.
20 Designing and Customizing Reports.
<b>VII Finishing Your Site and Beyond.</b>
21 Customizing the Office Applications.
22 Collaborating with Others.
23 Controlling Office Security and Privacy.
<b>VIII Appendixes.</b>
Appendix A: Glossary.
Appendix B: Useful Office Macros.
Appendix C: Resources.
<b>Index.</b>
