Office 2010 for Seniors For Dummies
Author(s): Faithe Wempen
Clear, easy-to-understand instructions for seniors who want to get the most out of Microsoft Office 2010 Seniors are buying computers-both desktops and laptops-in record numbers to stay in touch with family and friends, connect with peers, research areas of interest, make purchases online, or learn a new skill.
General Information
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- : John Wiley and Sons Ltd
- : John Wiley & Sons Ltd
- : 0.534
- : 20 May 2010
- : 232mm X 189mm X 19mm
- : United Kingdom
- : books
Other Specifications
- : Faithe Wempen
- : Paperback
- : 005.5
- : 360
- : illustrations
- : illustrations
More About The Product
Faithe Wempen teaches computer hardware and software architecture at Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis (IUPUI). She also teaches online courses in Microsoft Office applications, hardware technologies, buying a PC, and more for Powered.com. She is the author of PowerPoint 2010 Bible.
Introduction. Part I: Getting Started with Office. Chapter 1: The Two-Dollar Tour. Chapter 2: Exploring the Common Features of Office 2010. Chapter 3: Opening, Saving, and Printing Files. Part II: Word. Chapter 4: Composing Your Thoughts in Word. Chapter 5: Dressing Up Your Documents. Chapter 6: Taking Word to the Next Level. Part III: Excel. Chapter 7: Creating Basic Spreadsheets in Excel. Chapter 8: Doing the Math: Formulas and Functions. Chapter 9: Creating Visual Interest with Formatting and Charts. Chapter 10: Using Excel as a Database. Part IV: Outlook. Chapter 11: Managing E-Mail with Outlook. Chapter 12: Managing the Details: Contacts, Notes, and Tasks. Chapter 13: Your Busy Life: Using the Calendar. Part V: PowerPoint. Chapter 14: Getting Started with PowerPoint. Chapter 15: Dressing Up Your Presentations. Chapter 16: Adding Movement and Sound. Chapter 17: Presenting the Show. Appendix: Customizing Office Applications. Index.