Word 2002: The Complete Reference

Peter Weverka (San Francisco, CA) is the author of Quicken 98 and Quicken 99 for Busy People, Quicken 6 for Windows for Busy People, as well as a co-author of Office 97: The Complete Reference and Word 2000: The Complete Reference (all OMH titles). Peter has edited more than 80 computer books ranging from word processors to databases and the Internet. His humorous articles and stories have appeared in Harper's Exquisite Corpse.

Part I: Learning the Ropes. Chapter 1: Getting Acquainted with Word. Chapter 2: Writing and Editing a Document. Chapter 3: Copying, Moving, and Deleting Text. Chapter 4: Getting the Help You Need. Chapter 5: All About Printing. Part II: Formatting Text and Pages. Chapter 6: Speed Techniques for Using Word. Chapter 7: Formatting Text on the Page. Chapter 8: Aligning and Controlling Text. Chapter 9: Framing and Laying Out the Pages. Chapter 10: Handling Lists and Numbered Items. Chapter 11: Proofing Your Work. Part III: Professional-Looking Documents with Word. Chapter 12: Styles and Templates for Consistent and Easy Formatting. Chapter 13: Embellishing Documents with Artwork and Text Boxes. Chapter 14: Constructing the Perfect Table. Chapter 15: Working on Newsletters, Brochures, and Forms. Part IV: Using Word at the Office. Chapter 16: Tools for Reports, Manuals, and Scholarly Papers. Chapter 17: Working on Team Projects. Chapter 18: Churning Out Form Letters, Mass-Mailing Labels, and Directories. Chapter 19: Word for Legal Professionals. Part V: Getting More Out of Word. Chapter 20: Managing Your Documents Better. Chapter 21: Your Own Customized Word. Chapter 22: One Step Beyond Word. Part VI: Visual Basic in Word 2002. Chapter 23: Automating Word. Chapter 24: Introduction to Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). Chapter 25: Using the Visual Basic Editor. Chapter 26: Advanced VBA Use and Word. Part VII: Appendices: A: Installing Word. B: Exploring Microsoft Clip Organizer. C: Becoming MOUS-Certified in Microsoft Word 2002.