Office 2010: The Missing Manual
Microsoft Office is the most widely used software suite in the world. The half-dozen programs in Office 2010 are packed with amazing features, but most people just know the basics. This entertaining guide not only gets you started with Office, it reveals all kinds of useful things you didn't know the software could do — with plenty of power-user tips and tricks when you're ready for more.\ \ Create professional-looking documents. Learn everything you need to know to craft beautiful Word...
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Microsoft Office is the most widely used software suite in the world. The half-dozen programs in Office 2010 are packed with amazing features, but most people just know the basics. This entertaining guide not only gets you started with Office, it reveals all kinds of useful things you didn't know the software could do — with plenty of power-user tips and tricks when you're ready for more. Create professional-looking documents. Learn everything you need to know to craft beautiful Word documents. Stay organized. Keep track of your email, calendar, and contacts with Outlook. Crunch numbers with ease. Assemble data, make calculations, and summarize the results with Excel. Make eye-catching presentations. Build PowerPoint slideshows with video and audio clips, animations, and more. Build Access databases quickly. Make your data easy to find, sort, and manage. Manage your files more efficiently. Use the new Backstage view to quickly work with your Office files. Get to know the whole suite. Learn to use other handy Office tools: Publisher, OneNote, and Office Web Apps.
The Missing CreditsIntroductionPart One: WordChapter 1: Basic Word ProcessingChapter 2: Editing and FormattingChapter 3: Tables, Graphics, and ChartsChapter 4: Proofing and Research ToolsChapter 5: Printing DocumentsChapter 6: Reports and Long DocumentsChapter 7: Customizing Your Documents with Themes, Templates, and MacrosChapter 8: Desktop and Web PublishingChapter 9: Sharing and Collaborating on DocumentsPart Two: OutlookChapter 10: Getting Started with OutlookChapter 11: Outlook's Address BookChapter 12: Getting Organized with FoldersChapter 13: Getting Organized with Outlook's Calendar, Tasks, and NotesPart Three: ExcelChapter 14: Creating Your First SpreadsheetChapter 15: Moving Data and Managing WorksheetsChapter 16: Formatting CellsChapter 17: Building Basic FormulasChapter 18: A Function Sampler and Formula TroubleshootingChapter 19: Creating ChartsPart Four: PowerPointChapter 20: Creating a PresentationChapter 21: Editing SlidesChapter 22: Editing a PresentationChapter 23: Adding Multimedia and MovementChapter 24: It's Showtime! Giving a PresentationPart Five: AccessChapter 25: Creating Your First DatabaseChapter 26: Building Smarter TablesChapter 27: Mastering the Datasheet: Sorting, Searching, Filtering, and MoreChapter 28: Linking Tables with RelationshipsPart Six: Other Office ToolsChapter 29: PublisherChapter 30: OneNoteChapter 31: Office Web AppsPart Seven: AppendixCustomizing Office 2010 ApplicationsColophonNancy Conner has a Ph.D. in English from Brown University and has taught writing, including technical writing, to college students for more than a dozen years. She is currently a freelance copyeditor, specializing in technical books covering topics ranging from the MS Office suite to programming languages to advanced network security.Matthew MacDonald is a developer, author, and educator in all things Visual Basic and .NET. He's worked with Visual Basic and ASP since their initial versions, and has written over a dozen books on the subject, including The Book of VB .NET (No Starch Press) and Visual Basic 2005: A Developer's Notebook (O'Reilly). He has also written a number of Missing Manual titles on Excel 2007 and Access 2007 (O’Reilly). His website is http://www.prosetech.com/.
