Tricks of the Microsoft Office 2007 Gurus (Business Solutions)

Authors:Paul McFedries.
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Year:2007
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Pages:504
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Price:4355 rub.
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&>Paul McFedries, an Office "insider," that will help you learn the Office applications inside and out. Designed to bridge the gap between your expectation and reality, you will go beyond the basics and learn newly discovered techniques, shortcuts, and best practices. Through real-world examples that showcase how the tips and tricks can be used in everyday business tasks, Tricks of the Microsoft Office 2007 Gurus will help you get the most out of Office 2007. Part I MICROSOFT WORD TRICKS Chapter 1 Text Tricks Chapter 2 Formatting Tricks Chapter 3 Document Tricks Chapter 4 Page Layout Tricks Part II MICROSOFT EXCEL TRICKS Chapter 5 Formula and Function Tricks ...

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