Microsoft® Office Home and Student 2007 Step by Step

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By Joyce Cox, Curtis Frye, Joan Lambert

Publisher: Microsoft Press

Released: December 2007

Pages: 512

Microsoft Office Word 2007
1. Chapter 1 Exploring Word 2007
  1. Chapter at a Glance
  2. Working in the Word Environment
  3. Opening, Moving Around in, and Closing a Document
  4. Displaying Different Views of a Document
  5. Creating and Saving a Document
  6. Previewing and Printing a Document
  7. Key Points
2. Chapter 2 Editing and Proofreading Documents
  1. Chapter at a Glance
  2. Making Changes to a Document
  3. Inserting Saved Text
  4. Finding the Most Appropriate Word
  5. Reorganizing a Document Outline
  6. Finding and Replacing Text
  7. Correcting Spelling and Grammatical Errors
  8. Finalizing a Document
  9. Key Points
3. Chapter 3 Changing the Look of Text
  1. Chapter at a Glance
  2. Quickly Formatting Text and Paragraphs
  3. Manually Changing the Look of Characters
  4. Manually Changing the Look of Paragraphs
  5. Creating and Modifying Lists
  6. Key Points
4. Chapter 4 Presenting Information in Columns and Tables
  1. Chapter at a Glance
  2. Presenting Information in Columns
  3. Creating a Tabular List
  4. Presenting Information in a Table
  5. Formatting Table Information
  6. Performing Calculations in a Table
  7. Using a Table to Control Page Layout
  8. Key Points
Microsoft Office Excel 2007
1. Chapter 5 Setting Up a Workbook
  1. Chapter at a Glance
  2. Creating Workbooks
  3. Modifying Workbooks
  4. Modifying Worksheets
  5. Customizing the Excel 2007 Program Window
  6. Key Points
2. Chapter 6 Working with Data and Data Tables
  1. Chapter at a Glance
  2. Entering and Revising Data
  3. Moving Data Within a Workbook
  4. Finding and Replacing Data
  5. Correcting and Expanding Upon Worksheet Data
  6. Defining a Table
  7. Key Points
3. Chapter 7 Performing Calculations on Data
  1. Chapter at a Glance
  2. Naming Groups of Data
  3. Creating Formulas to Calculate Values
  4. Summarizing Data That Meets Specific Conditions
  5. Finding and Correcting Errors in Calculations
  6. Key Points
4. Chapter 8 Changing Workbook Appearance
  1. Chapter at a Glance
  2. Formatting Cells
  3. Defining Styles
  4. Applying Workbook Themes and Table Styles
  5. Making Numbers Easier to Read
  6. Changing the Appearance of Data Based on Its Value
  7. Adding Images to Documents
  8. Key Points
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007
1. Chapter 9 Starting a New Presentation
  1. Chapter at a Glance
  2. Quickly Creating a Presentation
  3. Creating a Presentation Based on a Ready-Made Design
  4. Converting an Outline to a Presentation
  5. Reusing Existing Slides
  6. Key Points
2. Chapter 10 Working with Slide Text
  1. Chapter at a Glance
  2. Entering Text
  3. Editing Text
  4. Adding and Manipulating Text Boxes
  5. Correcting and Sizing Text While Typing
  6. Checking Spelling and Choosing the Best Words
  7. Finding and Replacing Text and Fonts
  8. Changing the Size, Alignment, Spacing, and Look of Text
  9. Key Points
3. Chapter 11 Adjusting the Layout, Order, and Look of Slides
  1. Chapter at a Glance
  2. Changing the Layout of a Slide
  3. Rearranging Slides in a Presentation
  4. Applying a Theme
  5. Switching to a Different Color Scheme
  6. Using Colors That Are Not Part of the Scheme
  7. Adding Shading and Texture to the Background of a Slide
  8. Key Points
4. Chapter 12 Delivering a Presentation Electronically
  1. Chapter at a Glance
  2. Adapting a Presentation for Different Audiences
  3. Rehearsing a Presentation
  4. Preparing Speaker Notes and Handouts
  5. Preparing a Presentation for Travel
  6. Showing a Presentation
  7. Key Points
Microsoft Office One Note 2007
1. Chapter 13 Getting Started with OneNote
  1. Chapter at a Glance
  2. Installing or Upgrading to OneNote 2007
  3. Working in the OneNote Program Window
  4. Giving Commands
  5. Using Built-In Resources
  6. Customizing OneNote
  7. Key Points
2. Chapter 14 Creating and Configuring Notebooks
  1. Chapter at a Glance
  2. Creating a Notebook for Use on One Computer
  3. Creating a Notebook for Use on Multiple Computers
  4. Creating Pages and Sections
  5. Key Points
3. Chapter 15 Collecting Information in a Notebook
  1. Chapter at a Glance
  2. Understanding Note Containers
  3. Entering Content Directly onto a Page
  4. Sending Content to OneNote
  5. Capturing Audio and Video Notes
  6. Quickly Capturing Notes
  7. Key Points
4. Chapter 16 Organizing and Locating Information
  1. Chapter at a Glance
  2. Moving and Removing Information
  3. Tagging Notes
  4. Searching for Information
  5. Key Points

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Title:

Microsoft® Office Home and Student 2007 Step by Step

By:

Joyce Cox, Curtis Frye, Joan Lambert

Publisher:

Microsoft Press

Formats:

Print
Ebook
Safari Books Online

Print:

December 2007

Ebook:

November 2009

Pages:

512

Print ISBN:

978-0-7356-2560-0

| ISBN 10:

0-7356-2560-3

Ebook ISBN:

978-0-7356-9281-7

| ISBN 10:

0-7356-9281-5

Joyce Cox

Joyce Cox has 25 years’ experience developing training materials on technical subjects for non-technical audiences, and has writtendozens of books about Microsoft Office and Windows technologies.

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Curtis Frye

Curtis Frye is the author of numerous books on Excel and other Office products, most recently the Excel 2007 Pocket Guide. He graduated from Syracuse in 1990 with a degree in political science, and then moved to Washington, DC, where he worked as a defense trade analyst for four years and as the director of sales and marketing for an ISP for one year. He moved to Portland, Oregon, in 1995 to launch his freelance writing career. When Curt's not writing, and often while he is writing, he is a keynote speaker, mentalist, and professional improvisational comedian.

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Joan Lambert

Joan Lambert is the author or coauthor of more than a dozen books about Windows® and Microsoft Office, including the popularMicrosoft Windows XP Step by Step and 2007 Microsoft OfficeSystem Step by Step. Having learned about computers literally at herfather's knee, Joan's wide-ranging experiences in various facets ofthe computer industry contribute to her enthusiasm for producinginteresting, useful, and understandable training materials. Joan isthe President of Online Training Solutions, Inc. (OTSI) and an avidtelecommuter. The power of the Internet and an obsession withtechnology have made it possible for Joan to live and work in NewZealand, Sweden, Denmark, and various locations in the US duringthe past 15 years. Having finally discovered the delights of a dailydose of sunshine, Joan has settled in San Diego.

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