Office
XP: The Complete Reference |
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Title:
Office
XP : The Complete Reference Office
XP : The Complete Reference by Stephen L. Nelson and Julia Kelly,
is an overall guide to using all the programs and different parts of Microsoft
Office XP, the newest edition of the Office suite of programs, and it
will get you comfortably familiar with each Office program you need to
use. The book is written with plain-language instructions that lay out
what you need to know to do a task well and then tell you, in step-by-step
instructions, how to complete the task. The book gets you up and running
quickly |
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Beginning to advanced computer users.
This book is for everyone who uses one or more of the programs in the Office
XP suite, and who needs a refresher about a feature they haven't used recently
or needs to learn about a feature they haven't used before. |
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Inside you'll find information on the following:
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How The Book Is Organized | |
Office XP: The Complete Reference consists of: an Introduction; 33 chapters and appendixes; and is divided into four parts. |
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Introduction | |
Introduction: The book begins with a special Introduction which includes an overview of the book. |
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Part I: Introducing Office | |
Part
I starts by providing background information so you can be a proficient
user of the Office XP programs. It explains what the programs are and
what they do, as well as how to manage Word
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Part II: Microsoft Word | |
Part II describes everything you need to know to use Word. You learn how to work faster, how to create and use styles for consistent formatting, and how to perform simple desktop publishing with Word. You also learn how to run a mail-merge procedure to merge lists of names, addresses, and other data into form letters, mailing labels, and so forth.
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Part III: Microsoft Excel | |
Part III describes and discusses the Excel spreadsheet program. You learn what workbooks are and how to enter labels and values into worksheet cells, as well as how to use functions and formulas to perform a wide variety of calculations in your worksheet data. Part III also describes how to use the Chart Wizard to create charts, how to create PivotTables for sophisticated and flexible data summaries, and how to use the advanced mathematical modeling tools such as Solver.
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Part IV Microsoft PowerPoint | |
Part
IV explains how to put together a PowerPoint presentation. You learn how
to create the presentation, how to embellish it with artwork and animation,
and how to create speaker's notes and
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Part V Microsoft Outlook | |
Part V is about Outlook-how to send and receive e-mail and files, and how to use the information manager features of Outlook to keep track of appointments, contacts, and your to-do list.
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Part VI Internet Explorer | |
Part VI shows you how to get connected and start surfing the World Wide Web and local intranets using Internet Explorer. It talks about using Outlook Express, and it discusses using the Office XP Web Components to work with web-published Excel and Access files in your browser.
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Part VII Microsoft Access | |
Part VII covers the Access database program. In this part, you learn about relational databases, how to create an Access database, how to create and link database tables, and how to create forms, queries, and reports.
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Part VIII Microsoft Publisher | |
Part VIII shows you how to use Publisher to create eye-catching publications. You'll learn how to lay out a flyer, invitation, or other publication. You'll learn how to add text and graphics and finally, how to print your creation.
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Part IV: Appendixes | |
Part
IX rounds out the book with three appendixes.
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Office XP : The Complete Reference gives you a thorough understanding of all the Office XP applications, helps new users pick up the basics and helps existing users find upgrade specifics. | |
For running Office XP, you need:
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