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Microsoft Office 2000 for Windows for Dummies
Wang, Wallace
1999 10010234 You're no dummy if you've got Microsoft Office 2000 on your Windows machine, but you might still need some help learning how to use it. There's nothing to be ashamed of--pick up Microsoft Office 2000 for Dummies and learn the ropes quickly, and you might even have fun while you're at it. Each part of the software package--Word, Access, Excel, PowerPoint, and the rest--gets its own section with tips, tricks, warnings, and the basic info you'll need to work with files, make your documents beautiful, and save yourself a few hours on hold with tech support. The visual style lends itself well to crossing over between page and screen without too much translation, and the writing is sharp, funny, and to the point. After the advanced chapters, the book closes with the traditional "Part of Tens"--10 keystrokes you'll be using so much they deserve special attention, plus 10 tips to help you achieve Office wizardry. Whether you're an old hand with Office or are new to the game, Microsoft Office 2000 for Dummies will give you the information you need to get your work done. --Rob Lightner Product Description More than 70 million people have made Microsoft Office the most popular business software package on the planet. Whether you're a newcomer to the power and productivity of the entire Office suite -- with its word processing, spreadsheet, database, presentation, Web design, desktop publishing, and e-mail software -- or discovering Microsoft Office for the first time, you'll find yourself right at home with the friendly advice and plain-English answers inside Microsoft Office 2000 For Windows For Dummies. Get all Office 2000 programs working together -- Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, FrontPage, Outlook, Publisher, PhotoDraw, and Internet Explorer -- and take your computing skills to the next level. Publish professional-looking Web pages from Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, and FrontPage. Organize your schedule and e-mail with Outlook; create dazzling slide presentations with PowerPoint; create documents quickly with Word; and budget your finances with Excel's cool charts and graphs. Microsoft Office 2000 For Windows For Dummies covers the Standard, Professional, and Premium editions of Office 2000, so whatever your needs, we've got the answers! For Dummies 0-7645-0452-5 / 9780764504525
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OFFICE XP FOR DUMMIES
Wang, Wallace
2001 40140 Microsoft Office XP consists of several programs: a word processor (Word 2002), a spreadsheet program (Excel 2002), a presentation graphics program (PowerPoint 2002), a personal information organizer and e-mail client (Outlook 2002), and a database program (Access 2002). And depending on the version of Office XP that you get, you may have bonus programs that include a Web-page design and management application (FrontPage 2002). Having so many programs at your disposal can be very intimidating, especially for the beginning user. Which program do you use for which task? How can you get information from one program into another? Which programs do you really need, and which ones can you safely ignore? Your questions will abound and confound! Office XP For Dummies answers all these questions and more - in easy-to-understand terms and without all that computer-geek gibberish. It gently explains the basics for each program so that you can start using them right way. Here are a few of the topics covered in Office XP For Dummies: Getting acquainted with the Office XP interface Using Word to create reports and other fancy documents Setting up spreadsheets in Excel to help you in your business Creating slideshow presentations in PowerPoint Managing your e-mail, calendar, and contact information in Outlook Developing easy-to-use databases Designing awesome Web pages quickly and hassle-free For beginners, Office XP For Dummies is the perfect overview of the entire Office XP suite; for more advanced users, it contains many tips and tricks to make using all these different programs a breeze. Book Info Guide to and reference for Microsoft Office XP, offering coverage of the basics of each of the six Office programs included, Shows how to create documents, spreadsheets, Web pages, and presentations, as well as organize e-mail and schedules, and customize Office to meet personal requirements. Softcover. For Dummies 0-7645-0830-X / 9780764508301
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START!: THE NO NONSENSE GUIDE TO WINDOWS XP
Wang, Wallace
2003 11172 This inexpensive primer is light on idle chat and heavy on practical advice. Lean and mean, it's packed with just what you need to know to get up and running with Windows XP. Designed to deliver regardless of your experience with computers or operating systems. SYNOPSIS : Because Your Computer Should Improve Your Life, Not Complicate It No Nonsense Guides are here. With a plainspoken approach, these books are inexpensive starters that are light on idle chat and heavy on practical advice. They're lean and mean and stripped down to fighting weight, so you'll get from point A to point Z with instruction that's short and sweet, clear and concise. So, crack the cover and unleash enough useful information and helpful pointers to transform you into a first-rate Windows XP user. What you'll do inside: Understand how Windows XP works Customize interface colors and appearance Control Windows XP through the mouse and keyboard Install, run, and remove programs Play and store music Watch and record movies Browse the Internet Communicate via email Save and organize data FROM THE CRITICS Library Journal Osborne's new "No Nonsense" series targets the crowded "just the basics" beginners market. These three entries cover topics with step-by-step, task-based chapters; brief sidebars give tips and added information without interrupting the flow. Elements explains the use of each basic tool in this entry-level graphics software and provides the best options for novices to achieve consistently good-looking images. Clear instructions and targeted screenshots aid understanding. For both PC users making the switch and Mac users accustomed to an older OS, Jaguar covers the most popular uses of OS X. Chapters discuss the basics, from navigating through files and folders, to e-mail and web browsing, to movie and image editing. Both Jaguar and XP contain helpful glossaries that define common terms. XP's writing style is somewhat more awkward than those of the other two, but the content is good, and directions are fairly easy to follow. Appendixes list keyboard shortcuts and a few random but useful web sites. These affordable introductory guides are solid additions to any public library, in conjunction with more comprehensive titles. Published at Seventeen dollars. McGraw-Hill Companies, The 0-07-222739-7 / 9780072227390
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