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Office 2013 For Dummies

Author: Wallace Wang | Language: English | ISBN: 1118497155 | Format: PDF

Office 2013 For Dummies Description

Office 2013 For Dummies is the key to your brand new Office!

Packed with straightforward, friendly instruction, this update to one of the bestselling Office books of all time gets you thoroughly up to speed and helps you learn how to take full advantage of the new features in Office 2013. After coverage of the fundamentals, you'll discover how to spice up your Word documents, edit Excel spreadsheets and create formulas, add pizazz to your PowerPoint presentation, and much more.

• Helps you harness the power of all five Office 2013 applications: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Access
• Discusses typing and formatting text in Word and easy ways to dress up your documents with color, graphics, and more
• Demonstrates navigating and editing an Excel spreadsheet, creating formulas, and charting and analyzing Excel data
• Walks you through creating a PowerPoint presentation and adding some punch with color, sound, pictures, and videos
• Explores Outlook, including configuring e-mail, storing contacts, organizing tasks, scheduling your time, and setting appointments
• Delves into designing Access databases, including editing, modifying, searching, sorting, and querying; also covers viewing and printing reports, and more

The fun and friendly approach of Office 2013 For Dummies makes doing Office work easy and efficient!

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• Paperback: 432 pages
• Publisher: For Dummies; 1 edition (March 4, 2013)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1118497155
• ISBN-13: 978-1118497159
• Product Dimensions: 9.4 x 7.4 x 0.9 inches
• Shipping Weight: 1.4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

Introduction  1

Part I: Getting Started with Office 2013  7

Chapter 1: Introducing Microsoft Office 2013 9

Chapter 2: Selecting and Editing Data 33

Chapter 3: Modifying Pictures 47

Chapter 4: Getting Help from Office 2013 57

Part II: Working with Word  63

Chapter 5: Typing Text in Word 65

Chapter 6: Formatting Text 85

Chapter 7: Designing Your Pages 105

Part III: Playing the Numbers with Excel  133

Chapter 8: The Basics of Spreadsheets: Numbers, Labels, and Formulas 135

Chapter 9: Playing with Formulas 167

Chapter 10: Charting and Analyzing Data 193

Part IV: Making Presentations with PowerPoint  221

Chapter 11: Creating a PowerPoint Presentation 223

Chapter 12: Adding Color and Pictures to a Presentation 241

Chapter 13: Showing Off a Presentation 263

Part V: Getting Organized with Outlook  283

Chapter 14: Managing E-Mail with Outlook 285

Chapter 15: Calendars, Contacts, and Tasks 299

Part VI: Storing Stuff in Access  313

Chapter 16: Using a Database 315

Chapter 17: Searching, Sorting, and Querying a Database 331

Chapter 18: Creating a Database Report 351

Part VII: The Part of Tens  365

Chapter 19: Ten Tips for Using Offi ce 2013 367

Chapter 20: Almost Ten Ways to Make Office 2013 Easier to Use 383

Index  389

As someone who's used the old 2003 program for years, I picked up a copy of this book to better understand Word 2010. Although it was created for 2013 programs, it's still really helpful for us luddites who are still adapting from pull-down menus to the ribbon system. Now that I've used the newer programs for a few weeks, I like it. Word 2010 is a big improvement, especially if you work with it and Excel regularly. The 2013 updates offer more flexibility without mind-boggling changes.

Office 2013 for Dummies is an easy, comprehensive read with plenty of excellent tips and useful screen shots for those of us who appreciate visual aides. The book works best if you're actually trying some of new options while reading the how-to steps, especially when working with Excel. I've never had to prepare a PowerPoint presentation, and although I can't say I'm ready to do one just by reading the PowerPoint chapters, it definitely takes the mystery out of how it works. The tips on controlling junk mail are great as well. Whether you have a new home PC or are returning to the work force, keep this book by your side for quick reference. It will really help!

By Debra Purdy Kong

I bought this book along with the CD; I've used the CD more than the book but am glad that I bought both. In my opinion, all Dummies books are amazing and well written. Without using complicated terms, they explain what you need to know.

By Marye

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