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Word 2010 All-in-One For Dummies

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von: Doug Lowe, Ryan C. Williams
23,99 €
Verlag:	Wiley
Format:	PDF
Veröffentl.:	27.04.2010
ISBN/EAN:	9780470873137
Sprache:	englisch
Anzahl Seiten:	648

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A complete guide to the world's most popular word processing software Microsoft Word is the most popular word processing software on the planet, and the most-used application in the Microsoft Office productivity suite. Along with the rest of Office, Word has been enhanced with new features and capabilities in the 2010 version. Word's many users will find new things to learn and use in Word 2010, and this all-in-one guide gets them up to speed while providing a reference for taking Word to the next level. <ul> <li>Word is the top-selling application in the Microsoft Office suite and is the leading word processing software</li> <li>Both newcomers to Word and experienced users will need instruction in Word 2010's new features, including online editing capabilities, online document collaboration, and an improved search function</li> <li>Nine minibooks cover Word basics, editing, formatting, inserting bits and pieces, publishing documents, using reference features, mailings, customizing Word, and special features for developers</li> </ul> Word 2010 All-in-One For Dummies makes it easier for Word users everywhere to get up and running with Word 2010 and its new features.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Introduction 1 Book I: What’s in a Word? 5 Chapter 1: Getting to Know Word 2010 7 Chapter 2: Your Backstage Pass for Managing Documents 21 Chapter 3: Working with Templates 37 Chapter 4: Printing Your Documents 53 Chapter 5: Help! 63 Book II: All about Editing 67 Chapter 1: Getting Around in Your Documents 69 Chapter 2: Basic Text Formatting 77 Chapter 3: Working with Styles 103 Chapter 4: Editing Techniques 129 Chapter 5: All about AutoCorrect and Its Siblings 145 Chapter 6: Spell-Checking and the Thesaurus 155 Book III: All about Formatting 165 Chapter 1: Basic Page Formatting and Sections 167 Chapter 2: Formatting Fancy Pages 189 Chapter 3: Creating Lists 199 Book IV: Inserting Bits and Pieces 219 Chapter 1: Drawing Shapes on Your Document 221 Chapter 2: Inserting Pictures and Clip Art 245 Chapter 3: Creating Charts and Diagrams 259 Chapter 4: Working with Tables 281 Chapter 5: Inserting Fancy Text 303 Chapter 6: Other Things You Can Insert in Your Documents 313 Book V: Publish or Perish 323 Chapter 1: Blogging with Word 325 Chapter 2: Working with SharePoint 337 Chapter 3: Collaborating with the Review Tab 343 Book VI: Using Reference Features 355 Chapter 1: Creating a Table of Contents or Table of Figures 357 Chapter 2: Working with Footnotes and Endnotes 369 Chapter 3: Indexing Your Masterpiece 375 Chapter 4: Citations and Bibliographies 385 Chapter 5: I Object! (To Tables of Authorities, That Is) 391 Chapter 6: Working with Outlines and Master Documents 399 Book VII: Mailings 415 Chapter 1: Creating Envelopes and Labels 417 Chapter 2: Faxing and E-Mailing Documents 425 Chapter 3: Using the Mail Merge Wizard 429 Chapter 4: Advanced Mail-Merge Tricks 443 Book VIII: Customizing Word 457 Chapter 1: Customizing the User Interface 459 Chapter 2: Opting for Options 471 Chapter 3: Working with Fields 495 Chapter 4: Creating Custom Forms 511 Book IX: Features for Developers 525 Chapter 1: Recording and Using Macros 527 Chapter 2: Programming with VBA 539 Chapter 3: More Programming: Using Word’s Object Model 565 Chapter 4: Creating UserForms 589 Index 605

Autorenportrait

Doug Lowe is a veteran author with more than 40 For Dummies books to his credit. He has covered everything from Microsoft Office productivity with PowerPoint to networking to programming in ASP.NET. Ryan Williams has written several For Dummies titles. He is a frequent presenter at conferences and workshops.

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9 BOOKS IN 1 <ul> <li>What's in a Word</li> <li>All About Editing</li> <li>All About Formatting</li> <li>Inserting Bits and Pieces</li> <li>Publish or Perish</li> <li>Using Reference Features</li> <li>Mailings</li> <li>Customizing Word</li> <li>Features for Developers</li> </ul> Dive into the new features of Word 2010 to create sharper documents Where do you want to go with Word today? Got mail to send to a group? Whether you want to compose simple letters or write 200-page novellas, this guide will help you get the most from Word 2010. Find out how to take advantage of all of the new features, including online editing and collaboration, improved templates, and more. <ul> <li>The ins and out of editing — discover basic Word tools as well as a variety of useful editing techniques</li> <li>Get the lowdown on formatting — use themes and advanced features such as columns and lists to design great-looking pages</li> <li>Say it with visuals — spice up your document by inserting pictures, clip art, drawing objects, charts, tables, and more</li> <li>Share your work — ensure that your work is noticed by following steps to use Word's new blogging, collaboration, and reviewing features</li> <li>Customizations made easy — make changes to the user interface, set options, insert fields, and create custom forms so that Word works the way you want</li> <li>Dig deep into Word — learn how to write macros using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), Word's powerful programming language</li> </ul> Open the book and find: <ul> <li>Steps for working with templates</li> <li>How to use all the editing features</li> <li>Strategies for formatting text</li> <li>Techniques for inserting tables, pictures, and diagrams</li> <li>How to collaborate with others online</li> <li>Tips for building a table of contents</li> <li>Ways to create letters and envelopes</li> <li>How to customize the user interface</li> </ul>