Office 2003 Timesaving Techniques for Dummies Apr 2004

Office 2003 Timesaving Techniques for Dummies Apr 2004
by Woody Leonhard

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Wouldn’t it be a waste to go on a spectacular, exotic vacation abroad and just hang out at the hotel pool? Wouldn’t it be a waste to buy a new iPod, download four favorite songs, and play them over and over?

Most people with Office 2003 are wasting a lot of software power and a lot of time. They do the same routine things in the same routine ways and haven’t begun to explore the capabilities of Office 2003. If you’re one of them, Office 2003 Timesaving Techniques For Dummies gets you out of your rut and into action. It provides over 70 timesaving techniques for Word, Excel, Access, Outlook, and PowerPoint. (Most of the tips work with Office 2000 and Office XP, too.) You’ll customize Office to meet your needs and start working like a pro in no time with easy-to-use tricks, tips, and techniques for:

Streamlining your toolbars (Word alone has dozens to choose from)
Setting up Outlook, searching with folders, organizing with flags, and dealing with spam
Taking proper security measures, including using and updating an antivirus package and avoiding potentially dangerous file extensions
Editing and laying out impressive Word documents
Using keyboard shortcuts
Diving into more advanced Office skills such as writing macros, setting up templates, and using multimedia with PowerPoint
Using Excel to build self-verifying spreadsheets
Running totals and subtotals in Access
Combining applications to print holiday greetings and run an electronic newsletter

Written by Woody Leonhard, author of Windows XP Timesaving Techniques For Dummies and the bestseller Windows XP All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies, this guides helps you eliminate extra steps and little annoyances and do things you probably didn’t know you could do, such as:

Building e-mail stationery
Calculating sales tax with the Lookup Wizard
Making professional labels
Encrypting messages
Recording narration for PowerPoint presentations

Complete with an index that lets you find what you want, fast. Office 2003 Timesaving Techniques For Dummies helps you get up to speed and down to work. After all, times a-wastin!

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* Delivers more than fifty real solutions that will help people speed up numerous Office 2003 tasks
* Provides timesaving techniques for each of the most frequently used Office modules-Word, Excel, Access, Outlook, and PowerPoint
* Leonhard shows readers how to cut time-consuming tasks down to size with his easy-to-use, easy-to-understand techniques and tricks
* While the tips are designed for Office 2003, the author indicates when the advice may also be applied to Office XP or Office 2000
* Leonhard is well known for his skill in cutting through the hype and getting to the essential information-he wastes no time in helping readers save time

From the Back Cover
Find tips that work with Office 2000 and Office XP, too!

Over 70 techniques that help you save time by…

Keeping Office streamlined and secure
Organizing Outlook® in a flash
Maintaining a virus-free inbox
Crafting smart and handy Access reports
Creating presentations with panache
Building flexible and accurate spreadsheets
Laying out Word documents like a pro

The Dummies Way

Tricks and tips for working smarter
Explanations in plain English
"Get in, get out" information
Contents arranged by technique
Advice that goes beyond the basics
A dash of humor and fun

About the Author
Woody Leonhard is a bestselling technology author and a true Windows and Office guru.
He publishes several e-zines on these topics for over 510,000 weekly subscribers.

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