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Office 2010 Bible.
Title:
Office 2010 Bible.
Author:
Walkenbach.
ISBN:
9780470925911
Personal Author:
Edition:
3rd ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (1347 pages)
Series:
Bible ; v.728

Bible
Contents:
Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Part I: Common Office Features -- Chapter 1: Welcome to Microsoft Office 2010 -- Learning about Office Applications -- Word -- Excel -- PowerPoint -- Outlook -- Taking Advantage of Other Office Applications -- Publisher -- Access -- OneNote -- Starting an Application -- Closing an Application -- Finding Files -- Getting Help -- Browsing Help Contents -- Searching Office.com -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Navigating in Office -- Discoverability -- The "Results-Oriented" User Interface -- Ribbons and Things -- Title Bar -- The Tab Row -- KeyTips -- Ribbon -- Quick Access Toolbar -- Live Preview -- Galleries -- The MiniBar or Mini Toolbar -- Shortcut or Contextual Menus -- Enhanced ScreenTips -- Dialog Boxes and Launchers -- Task Panes -- Status Bar -- Go Backstage with File -- Options -- Truth in Advertising, or What's in a Name? -- Advanced?…?versus Not Advanced? -- Working with Dialog Boxes -- Navigating Dialog Boxes -- Using Tabbed Dialog Boxes -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Mastering Fundamental Operations -- Working with Files -- Understanding Office 2010 File Formats -- Creating a New, Blank File -- Creating a File with a Document Template -- Saving and Naming a File -- Opening a File -- Closing a File -- Printing a File -- Performing a Basic Preview and Print -- Understanding Page Design Settings -- Choosing Print Settings and Printing -- Working with Multiple Windows -- Switching to Another File or Application Window -- Arranging Windows -- Moving and Copying Information -- Understanding the Clipboard -- Selecting Information -- Copying -- Cutting -- Pasting -- Finding and Replacing -- Spell Checking -- AutoCorrect, AutoFormat, and Actions -- Styles and Live Preview -- Summary -- Part II: Creating Documents with Word -- Chapter 4: Making a Document -- Creating a Blank File -- Typing Text.

Using Word Wrap -- Inserting versus Overtyping -- Using Default Tabs -- Making a New Paragraph -- Creating a File from a Template -- Understanding Templates -- Creating the File from the Template -- Working with Template Content -- Saving and File Formats -- Convert -- Save & Send (Formerly Publish) -- Compatibility with Previous Versions of Word -- To .doc or Not to .doc -- Persistent Save As -- Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack -- .docx versus .docm -- Converting a .docx File into a .docm File -- Understanding .docx -- Navigation Tips and Tricks -- Tricks with Clicks -- Seldom Screen -- Keyboard -- Views -- Draft View Is the New Normal View -- Print Layout -- Full Screen Reading -- Web Layout -- Outline (Master Document Tools) -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Formatting 101: Font/Character Formatting -- The Big Picture -- Styles and Character/Font Formatting -- Style versus Direct -- Character Formatting -- Formatting Techniques -- The Font Group -- The Font Dialog Box -- The Mini Toolbar -- Character-Formatting Shortcut Keys -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Paragraph Formatting -- Styles and Paragraph Formatting -- When to Use Styles -- What Exactly Is a Paragraph, Anyway? -- Paragraph-Formatting Attributes -- Paragraph-Formatting Techniques -- Structural Formatting -- Indentation -- Alignment -- Tabs -- Paragraph Decoration -- Numbering/Bullets -- Shading -- Borders and Boxes -- Random Bonus Tip #1-Sort Paragraphs That Aren't in a Table -- Random Bonus Tip #2-Move Paragraphs Easily -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Styles -- Styles Group -- Using Styles -- Creating and Modifying Styles -- Quick Style Sets -- Styles Task Pane -- Manage Styles -- Style Inspector -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Page Setup and Sections -- Page Setup Basics -- Section Formatting -- Styles, Section Formatting, and Paragraph Formatting -- Page Setup Choices.

Page Layout Settings -- Page Borders -- The Header and Footer Layer -- Document Sections -- Header and Footer Navigation and Design -- Editing the Header and Footer Areas -- Header and Footer Styles -- Section Surfing -- Link to Previous -- Different First Page -- Different Odd & Even Pages -- Show Document Text -- Distance from Edge of Paper -- Adding Header and Footer Material -- Page Numbers -- Themes -- What Are Themes? -- Using Built-In Themes -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Tables and Graphics -- Quick Start -- Table Basics -- Inserting Tables from Scratch -- Inserting Tables Based on Existing Data -- Handling Tables -- Table Properties -- Table Layout and Design -- Modifying Table Layout -- Table Math -- Modifying Table Design -- Inserting Pictures from Files -- If Your Picture Format Isn't Supported -- Pictures from the Clipboard and Internet -- Manipulation 101 -- Wrapping -- Dragging and Nudging -- Resizing and Cropping -- Adjust -- Arranging Pictures on the Page -- Inserting Clip Art -- SmartArt -- Inserting SmartArt -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Data Documents and Mail Merge -- Understanding Data Sources -- Choosing the Type of Data Document -- Restoring a Word Document to Normal -- Attaching a Data Source -- Selecting Recipients -- Assembling a Data Document -- Merge Fields -- Rules -- Match Fields -- Preview Results -- Find Recipient -- Update Labels -- Highlight Merge Fields -- Auto Check for Errors -- Finishing the Merge -- Mail Merge Task Pane/Wizard -- Step 1: Document Type -- Step 2: Starting Document -- Step 3: Select Recipients -- Step 4: Write Your Letter -- Step 5: Preview Your Letters -- Step 6: Complete the Merge -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Security, Tracking, and Comments -- Protection Types -- Restricting Permission (Information Rights Management) -- Digital Signatures.

Document Inspector (Removing Private/Personal Information) -- Formatting and Editing Restrictions -- Password to Open/Modify -- Comments and Tracked Changes -- Comments -- Tracked Changes -- Show Markup -- Display for Review -- Reviewing Pane -- Reviewing Comments and Changes -- Accepting and Rejecting Comments -- Accepting and Rejecting Changes -- Protecting Documents for Review -- Summary -- Part III: Making the Numbers Work with Excel -- Chapter 12: Using Excel Worksheets and Workbooks -- What Is Excel Good For? -- What's New in Excel 2010? -- Understanding Workbooks and Worksheets -- Moving around a Worksheet -- Navigating with Your Keyboard -- Navigating with Your Mouse -- Introducing Excel's Ribbon Tabs -- Ribbon Tabs -- Contextual Tabs -- Creating Your First Excel Worksheet -- Getting Started on Your Worksheet -- Filling in the Month Names -- Entering the Sales Data -- Formatting the Numbers -- Making Your Worksheet Look a Bit Fancier -- Summing the Values -- Creating a Chart -- Printing Your Worksheet -- Saving Your Workbook -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Entering and Editing Worksheet Data -- Exploring the Types of Data You Can Use -- About Numeric Values -- About Text Entries -- About Formulas -- Entering Text and Values into Your Worksheets -- Entering Dates and Times into Your Worksheets -- Entering Date Values -- Entering Time Values -- Modifying Cell Contents -- Erasing the Contents of a Cell -- Replacing the Contents of a Cell -- Editing the Contents of a Cell -- Learning Some Handy Data-Entry Techniques -- Applying Number Formatting -- Using Automatic Number Formatting -- Formatting Numbers by Using the Ribbon -- Using Shortcut Keys to Format Numbers -- Formatting Numbers Using the Format Cells Dialog Box -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Essential Worksheet and Cell Range Operations.

Learning the Fundamentals of Excel Worksheets -- Working with Excel Windows -- Adding a New Worksheet to Your Workbook -- Deleting a Worksheet You No Longer Need -- Changing the Name of a Worksheet -- Changing a Sheet Tab Color -- Rearranging Your Worksheets -- Hiding and Unhiding a Worksheet -- Controlling the Worksheet View -- Zooming in or out for a Better View -- Viewing a Worksheet in Multiple Windows -- Comparing Sheets Side-by-Side -- Splitting the Worksheet Window into Panes -- Keeping the Titles in View by Freezing Panes -- Monitoring Cells with a Watch Window -- Working with Rows and Columns -- Inserting Rows and Columns -- Deleting Rows and Columns -- Hiding Rows and Columns -- Changing Column Widths and Row Heights -- Understanding Cells and Ranges -- Selecting Ranges -- Selecting Complete Rows and Columns -- Selecting Noncontiguous Ranges -- Selecting Multisheet Ranges -- Selecting Special Types of Cells -- Selecting Cells by Searching -- Copying or Moving Ranges -- Copying by Using Ribbon Commands -- Copying by Using Shortcut Menu Commands -- Copying or Moving by Using Drag-and-Drop -- Copying to Adjacent Cells -- Copying a Range to Other Sheets -- Using the Office Clipboard to Paste -- Pasting in Special Ways -- Using the Paste Special Dialog Box -- Using Names to Work with Ranges -- Creating Range Names in Your Workbooks -- Managing Names -- Adding Comments to Cells -- Formatting Comments -- Working Further with Comments -- Summary -- Chapter 15: Introducing Formulas and Functions -- Understanding Formula Basics -- Using Operators in Formulas -- Understanding Operator Precedence in Formulas -- Using Functions in Your Formulas -- Entering Formulas into Your Worksheets -- Entering Formulas Manually -- Entering Formulas by Pointing -- Pasting Range Names into Formulas.

Inserting Functions into Formulas.
Abstract:
The best of the best from the bestselling authors of Excel, Word, and PowerPoint Bibles! Take your pick of applications from the Office 2010 suite and your choice of leading experts to show you how to use them. This Office 2010 Bible features the best-of-the-best content from the Excel 2010 Bible, by "Mr. Spreadsheet" John Walkenbach; the Word 2010 Bible by Microsoft MVP Herb Tyson; the PowerPoint 2010 Bible, by PowerPoint expert Faithe Wempen; and coverage of Access 2010 from Microsoft MVP Michael Alexander. If you want to quickly and effectively begin using Office 2010, start in the experts' corner with this must-have book. Gives you the best-of-the-best content on Office 2010 from the leading experts, authors, and contributors to our Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Access Bibles Includes content from John Walkenbach, aka "Mr. Spreadsheet"; Word expert and Microsoft MVP Herb Tyson; PowerPoint expert Faithe Wempen; and Excel and Access expert and Microsoft MVP Michael Alexander Takes you beyond creating simple text documents, spreadsheets, and presentations to help you use multiple Office applications at once to conquer critical business tasks Hones in with expert coverage of the topics within each application that you need to know most Covers even more from Outlook and other key Office topics Get the best of four books in one with this power-packed reference!.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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