Officeý2003 All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies

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Are you overwhelmed by the complexities of Microsoft Office? Are you feeling as if youre not getting the most out of your applications? Have you not the slightest idea what FrontPage is for? With Office2003 All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies, youll find all the answers you need to take advantage of this popular software suite and utilize its maximum potential. This one-stop reference provides easy-to-understand solutions arranged in an easy-to-understand format, all in the classic down-to-earth Dummies lingo.This incredibly popular software includes everything you need for work, school, or just organization, including:Word processing (Word)Spreadsheets (Excel)Slideshow presentations (Power Point)Messaging and contact management (Outlook)Database management (Access)Web building tools (FrontPage)Tools for creating publications (Publisher)Application development (Visual Basic for Applications)This complete and reliable guide to Office will aid you through all the programs and provide expert advice on:Formatting, editing, and general tools of Word, including table construction and word stylesUsing Outlook to handle e-mail, maintain contact folders, and manage time and scheduleBeginning and advanced techniques with Power Point, including how to make your show livelierCreating, refining, and organizing spreadsheets with ExcelDesigning, editing, and maintaining a Web page with FrontPageBuilding data-base tables, entering, filtering, and sorting data on AccessCustomizing, automating tasks, and including art and graphics on your Office programsWritten by one of the leading experts on Microsoft programs, this book helps you create documents, slideshows, Web pages, and spreadsheets, as well as organize your databases, e-mails, and contact information. Stop sitting in front of your computer wondering what all of those multi-colored icons do! Office2003 All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies will show you how to use Office like a pro.

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Peter Weverka is the author of Word For Dummies Quick Reference, Microsoft Money For Dummies, and other computer books. His humorous nontechnology articles have also delighted readers of Harper's.