Introduction


Microsoft Office is not one program, but one gigantic suite of programs. For many folks, their entire computer-based work finds its roots in Microsoft Office. Have you ever wished you had just one book, a truly complete reference that tells you what you need to know about Microsoft Office? Have you wanted one that's written in plain talk, one that tells you what you need to know to get started, and one that takes you to the next level without being too techie? Have you wanted a book that could talk to your level without talking down to you?

You are holding such a book. Sams Teach Yourself Office Productivity All in One is one massive title out of the team of tomes in the All in One series.

The goal of this book is to provide you with all the information you need, and no more, to understand these topics:

  • Word letters and documents

  • Excel worksheets

  • PowerPoint presentations

  • Outlook email

  • FrontPage Web sites

The expert teachers , trainers , and technical writers who put this book together all understand precisely what computer problems you face, and they know how to provide the solutions. For example, if you've just started using a computer and have no idea how to start a program, let alone make sense out of the huge Microsoft Office suite of programs, the answer is here. If you want to create an organized and integrated personal information system that tracks your appointments, email, documents, and even presentations you might make at work, this book provides all that and more.

This text takes you from the beginning to a mastery of Office. If you're already an Office user , you will also gain more insights here than anywhere else because when a topic requires depth, you get it, and only then.



Sams Teach Yourself Office Productivity All in One
Sams Teach Yourself Office Productivity All in One (Sams Teach Yourself All in One)
ISBN: 0672325349
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 474
Authors: Greg Perry

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