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The Unofficial Guide to Microsoft Office 2007 (Unofficial Guides)
By: Paul McFedries Publisher: Wiley Average Rating: Binding: Paperback Label: Wiley Number of Items: 1 Number of Pages: 772 Publication Date: October 23, 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
Microsoft Outlook 2007 As the title I ordered was the Unofficial Guide to Microsoft Office, you can well understand (by looking at the title being reviewed) that I was not pleased. This is the second book this year that has not been what I ordered. I am losing money in return shipping. Does anyone monitor this process?
Needs more organization This book need a little more organization as it is not easy to find the subject one is looking for. I was trying to find how to sort a merge- - -never got there. Office 2007 is a lot different than the Office version I have been using. It is like a totally new world. This book didn't help much.
Unofficial Guide to Office 2007 This is a competent reference volume for users of earlier versions of Office who have upgraded to Office 2007.
Great book to learn the quick things, and the not so obvious I consider myself a power user, and I still learned things about Office 2007 by browsing through this book. I bought it for my wife to learn the new features in Office 2007 and I ended up keeping it for myself! It is a good reference (you can quickly thumb through to find things), and a good exploration tool. I found myself time and again saying "I didn't know you could do that". I am sure all this is in the MS docs, but I personally don't like reading online help files. I found the book to be well worth the purchase price and highly recommend it to anyone wanting to learn more about Office 2007.
The Unofficial Guide to Microsoft Office 2007 I thought the book is well written, easy to understand and practical.
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