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Using Microsoft Word 2010
Using Microsoft Word 2010 is a customized, media-rich learning experience designed to help new users master Microsoft Word 2010 system quickly, and get the most out of it, fast! It starts with a concise, friendly, straight-to-the-point guide to Microsoft Word 2010. This exceptional book is fully integrated with an unprecedented collection of online learning resources: online video, screencasts, podcasts, and additional web content, all designed to reinforce key concepts and help users achieve real mastery. The book and online content work together to teach everything mainstream Microsoft Word 2010 users need to know. This practical, approachable coverage guides readers through mastering Word 2010's many new topics including: " Word 2010's updated, customizable Ribbon interface " "Backstage": Word 2010's full-screen menu of the most used options " Word 2010's vastly improved image and illustration tools and special content types " New Live Preview of commonly used tasks " Improved integration with SharePoint services, Windows Live, and Office Web Apps " Extending Word 2010 with macros, add-ins, and other customizations
Practical, approachable coverage that completely flattens the Microsoft Word 2010 learning curve Tightly integrated with online video, screencast tutorials, podcasts, and more: the total learning experience for new Microsoft Word 2010 users A companion website offers supplemental media including video, screencast tutorials, podcasts, and more368 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 1, 2010
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May 22, 2013
Originally posted on Sarahsbookshelf.com:
I’m prepping for a Microsoft Word class that I’ll be teaching shortly, so I’ve been brushing up on my Word 2010 with a few books from the local library. This book, written by Tim Huddleston, was actually perfect and would be a book I would recommend to those looking to sharpen their Word skills. Huddleston keeps exercises fairly short, uses informal language in many of the exercises, but also keeps the instructional text very brief and concise.
I’m prepping for a Microsoft Word class that I’ll be teaching shortly, so I’ve been brushing up on my Word 2010 with a few books from the local library. This book, written by Tim Huddleston, was actually perfect and would be a book I would recommend to those looking to sharpen their Word skills. Huddleston keeps exercises fairly short, uses informal language in many of the exercises, but also keeps the instructional text very brief and concise.
February 21, 2017
meh; i am upset with Windows 10; i repeatedly said no to their wishing to download, and then it downloaded; and i've never been the same; very invasive; turns me off on Microsoft.
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