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• Acknowledgments(p. xxv)
• Introduction(p. xxvii)
• 1 Stuff to Do Once to Make Your Life Easier(p. 1)
• Stay Organized: Create Folders for Your Files(p. 4)
• Learn How to Get Around in the Open and Save As Dialog Boxes(p. 5)
• Learn Techniques for Opening Files quickly(p. 7)
• Create the Office Shortcut Icons You Need(p. 8)
• Creating Shortcut Icons for the Windows Desktop(p. 9)
• Creating Shortcut Icons for Files and Folders(p. 11)
• Learn How to Handle the Toolbars(p. 13)
• Learn to Zoom In and Zoom Out(p. 14)
• Learn How to Handle Windows(p. 15)
• Minimizing, Maximizing, and Closing Windows(p. 16)
• Changing the Size and Location of a Window(p. 16)
• Splitting a Document Window to Work in Two Sections at Once(p. 17)
• Opening a Second Window on the File You're Working With(p. 18)
• Choose Your Default Font and Margin Settings(p. 18)
• 2 Tools You Can Use Throughout Office(p. 19)
• Opening a New File(p. 22)
• Creating a Generic File(p. 22)
• Creating a File from a Template(p. 23)
• Saving and Naming Files(p. 24)
• Entering and Formatting Text(p. 24)
• Boldfacing, Italicizing, and Underlining Text(p. 24)
• Changing Fonts, Font Sizes, and Text Color(p. 25)
• Aligning and Justifying Text(p. 26)
• Tools for Editing Faster(p. 27)
• The Undo Command for Fixing Errors(p. 27)
• The Repeat Command for Doing It Faster(p. 27)
• Correcting Typos with AutoCorrect(p. 28)
• Copying and Moving Data(p. 29)
• Copying and Moving Data with the Clipboard(p. 30)
• Copying and Moving Data Short Distances with Drag-and-Drop(p. 31)
• Laying Out the Page(p. 32)
• Setting the Margins(p. 32)
• Choosing a Paper Size and Orientation(p. 33)
• Spell-Checking Your Work(p. 34)
• Finding (and Replacing) Data(p. 36)
• Decorating Files with Clip Art and WordArt(p. 38)
• Inserting a Clip Art Image into a File(p. 38)
• Decorating a File with WordArt(p. 38)
• Handling "Objects" in Files(p. 41)
• Selecting Objects(p. 42)
• Changing the Location, Size, or Shape of an Object(p. 42)
• Adding a Background Color or Border to an Object(p. 43)
• Making Objects Overlap(p. 44)
• Printing Your Work(p. 45)
• 3 Up and Running with Word 2000(p. 47)
• Microsoft Word Family Secrets Revealed!(p. 51)
• Viewing Documents in Different Ways(p. 53)
• Selecting Text in a Word Document(p. 54)
• Laying Out the Text(p. 56)
• Indenting Text(p. 57)
• Deciding How Much Space to Put between Lines of Text(p. 59)
• Aligning Text with Respect to the Top and Bottom Margins(p. 59)
• Hyphenating Text(p. 60)
• Breaking Lines and Pages(p. 63)
• Dividing a Document into Sections(p. 64)
• Numbering the Pages in a Document(p. 66)
• Putting Headers and Footers on Pages(p. 67)
• Creating Numbered and Bulleted Lists(p. 70)
• Speed Techniques for Getting Around in Long Documents(p. 72)
• Bookmarking the Important Places in a Document(p. 72)
• Going Here and There with the Document Map(p. 73)
• Six Ways to Make Pages Look Better(p. 74)
• 4 Advanced Word 2000(p. 79)
• Styles for Consistent and Easy Formatting(p. 82)
• How Styles Work(p. 83)
• Applying a Style(p. 85)
• Creating a New Style(p. 85)
• Modifying a Style(p. 87)
• Constructing the Perfect Table(p. 89)
• Laying Out the Columns and Rows(p. 90)
• Entering the Data(p. 92)
• Changing the Table Layout(p. 92)
• Formatting a Table(p. 93)
• Ten Tricks for Handling Tables(p. 94)
• Putting Newspaper-Style Columns in a Document(p. 99)
• Finding the Right Word with the Thesaurus(p. 101)
• Tools for Reports and Scholarly Papers(p. 102)
• Outlines for Organizing Your Work(p. 103)
• Generating a Table of Contents(p. 104)
• Putting Footnotes and Endnotes in Documents(p. 106)
• 5 Up and Running with Excel 2000(p. 109)
• Introducing Worksheets and Workbooks(p. 112)
• Entering and Editing the Data(p. 114)
• Entering Data in a Worksheet(p. 114)
• Speed Techniques for Entering Data(p. 115)
• Moving Around in a Worksheet(p. 118)
• Selecting Cells in a Worksheet(p. 118)
• Deleting, Copying, and Moving Data(p. 119)
• Laying Out a Worksheet(p. 120)
• Formatting the Numbers(p. 120)
• Aligning Numbers and Text in Columns and Rows(p. 121)
• Inserting and Removing Rows and Columns(p. 123)
• Changing the Width of Columns and the Height of Rows(p. 124)
• Borders and Colors for Worksheets(p. 126)
• Handling the Worksheets in a Workbook(p. 127)
• 6 Advanced Excel 2000(p. 129)
• All About Formulas(p. 132)
• Entering a Formula(p. 135)
• Speed Techniques for Entering Formulas(p. 136)
• Clicking and Selecting to Enter Cell References(p. 136)
• Copying Formulas(p. 137)
• Working with Functions(p. 139)
• Building Charts from Your Data(p. 141)
• Creating a Chart with the Chart Wizard(p. 141)
• Editing a Chart(p. 143)
• 7 Outlook 2000: Managing Your E-Mail and Your Time(p. 145)
• A Trip Around the Outlook Screen(p. 148)
• Inbox: Composing, Sending, and Receiving E-Mail Messages(p. 150)
• Writing and Addressing an E-Mail Message(p. 150)
• Sending a File Along with a Message(p. 152)
• Sending the Same Message to Several People at Once(p. 152)
• Replying to and Forwarding E-Mail Messages(p. 154)
• Sending, Receiving, and Reading Your E-Mail(p. 155)
• Storing Files That Have Been Sent to You(p. 156)
• Storing and Managing Your E-Mail(p. 157)
• Contacts: Keeping Information about Others(p. 159)
• Adding a Contact to the Contacts List(p. 159)
• Searching for a Contact on the List(p. 160)
• Calendar: Scheduling Meetings and Appointments(p. 161)
• Getting Around in the Calendar(p. 161)
• Scheduling Appointments and Meetings(p. 162)
• Canceling, Rescheduling, and Altering Activities(p. 163)
• Tasks: Seeing What Needs to Get Done(p. 164)
• 8 PowerPoint 2000: Creating Professional Presentations(p. 167)
• Three Ways to Create a Presentation(p. 170)
• Creating a New Presentation(p. 172)
• Putting a New Slide in a Presentation(p. 173)
• Viewing and Working on Slides(p. 174)
• Changing the View(p. 174)
• Entering the Text(p. 176)
• Writing and Printing What You Will Say in the Presentation(p. 176)
• Moving and Deleting Slides(p. 177)
• Changing the Look of Slides(p. 178)
• Using the Master Slide for Consistent Text Formatting(p. 178)
• Choosing New Background Colors for Slides(p. 178)
• Printing Handout Copies of a Presentation(p. 181)
• Giving the Presentation(p. 181)
• Showing the Slides(p. 182)
• Giving a Self-Playing, Kiosk-Style Presentation(p. 183)
• Seven Tricks for Making a Presentation Livelier(p. 184)
• 9 Access 2000: Managing and Tracking Data(p. 189)
• What You Should Know Before You Begin(p. 193)
• Creating a New Database File(p. 196)
• Finding Your Way Around the Database Window(p. 196)
• Creating a Database Table(p. 198)
• Creating the Table(p. 198)
• Entering the Fields(p. 200)
• Designating the Primary Key(p. 200)
• Making Sure Data Entries Are Accurate(p. 202)
• Establishing the Relationships Between Database Tables(p. 203)
• Entering the Data in a Database Table(p. 205)
• Getting the Data Out: Sorting, Filtering, and Querying(p. 207)
• Sorting Data to Make It Easier to Work With(p. 207)
• Filtering a Database Table to Find Information(p. 208)
• Querying a Database for Information(p. 210)
• Presenting the Data in a Report(p. 214)
• 10 Sharing Data Among Files and Programs(p. 217)
• Generating Form Letters and Labels(p. 221)
• Preparing the Names and Addresses in a Word Table(p. 223)
• Generating Form Letters(p. 223)
• Generating Labels for Mass Mailings(p. 225)
• Merging the Main Document and the Data Source(p. 228)
• OLE for Sharing Data Between Programs(p. 229)
• Establishing the Link(p. 229)
• Managing OLE Links(p. 231)
• Creating an Excel Worksheet in a Word Document(p. 232)
• Using Word Document Headings as PowerPoint Text(p. 233)
• Including Hyperlinks in Files(p. 234)
• 11 Surfing the Internet with Internet Explorer 5(p. 237)
• Deciding How Many Times to Dial and When to Disconnect Automatically(p. 240)
• The Basics: Connecting and Disconnecting(p. 241)
• The Eight Ways to Start Internet Explorer(p. 242)
• If You Can't Connect to the Internet(p. 243)
• Disconnecting from the Internet(p. 244)
• Surfing the Internet(p. 244)
• Visiting a Web Site Whose Address You Know(p. 244)
• Clicking Hyperlinks to Go Here and There(p. 245)
• Searching for Information on the Web(p. 245)
• Finding Addresses and Phone Numbers on the Internet(p. 248)
• Revisiting Web Sites You've Been to Before(p. 249)
• Bookmarking Sites So You Can Visit Them Quickly(p. 250)
• Bookmarking Your Favorite Web Sites(p. 251)
• Going to a Site You've Bookmarked(p. 252)
• Renaming, Deleting, and Managing Bookmarks(p. 253)
• Seven Ways to Surf the Internet Faster(p. 254)
• Copying Pictures, Text, and Web Sites(p. 257)
• 12 Publisher 2000: Creating Professional Publications(p. 259)
• What You Should Know Before You Start Working(p. 262)
• Creating a New Publication(p. 264)
• Choosing a New Design or Color Scheme(p. 265)
• Finding Your Way Around a Publication(p. 266)
• Getting a Better View of Your Publication(p. 267)
• Going from Page to Page and Place to Place(p. 268)
• Frames for Laying Out the Pages(p. 269)
• Inserting a New Frame(p. 269)
• Adjusting the Size and Position of Frames(p. 271)
• Putting Borders and Color Backgrounds on Frames(p. 271)
• Layout and Ruler Guides to Help with Precision Layouts(p. 272)
• When Frames Overlap: Telling Publisher Which One to Put in the Foreground(p. 273)
• Entering and Laying Out the Text(p. 274)
• Entering the Text on the Page(p. 275)
• Making Text Jump from Frame to Frame(p. 275)
• Making Text Wrap Around a Picture or Other Kind of Frame(p. 276)
• Inserting and Removing Pages(p. 277)
• Decorating Your Publication(p. 278)
• Getting Objects from the Design Gallery(p. 278)
• Rotating and Flipping Objects(p. 279)
• A Installing Office 2000(p. 281)
• The New Installation Technique(p. 282)
• Before You Install Office 2000(p. 283)
• Installing Office 2000(p. 284)
• Custom Installation: Choosing Which Features to Install(p. 285)
• Reinstalling (or Removing) Office 2000(p. 287)
• Index(p. 289)