How to Do Everything with Microsoft Office 2003

Laurie Ulrich Fuller (Lancaster, PA) is a teacher, writer, and marketing professional. Since 1992, she’s been teaching people to make more confident and creative use of their computers, conducting courses in everything from computer basics to the advanced use of applications in the Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative suites. She has trained more than 10,000 students, in person, to use Office, teaching everyone from college students to displaced workers to corporate employees to military and government staff to first responders. Her ability to focus on the unique needs of each student – and in this case, the unique needs of the academic user – makes her a perfect match for the topic and the audience. She’s developed online courses, training surveys, and self-assessment tools for colleges and corporate training centers, and understands the need to understand the students’ goals, clearly outline how they will be achieved, provide the step-by-step guidance to get them to their goal, and to evaluate their own progress so that challenges are met and each student is successful.

Part I: Office 2003 Common Elements 1: What’s New in Office 2003 2: Common Office Features 3: Using Images in Documents, Worksheets, and Presentations Part II: Creating Documents with Word 4: Building a Basic Document 5: Proofing, Printing, and Saving Documents 6: Effective Document Formatting 7: Working with Long Documents 8: Structuring Documents with Tables 9: Creating Form Letters, Envelopes, and Labels with Mail Merge Part III: Crunching Numbers and Keeping Lists with Excel 10: Building and Formatting Worksheets 11: Working with Formulas and Functions 12: Building and Maintaining List Databases 13: Charting Excel Data 14: Printing and Publishing Worksheets Part IV: Creating Presentations with PowerPoint 15: Planning and Building a Presentation 16: Enhancing a Presentation with Graphics and Charts 17: Building an Effective Multimedia Slide Show Part V: Managing Data with Access 18: Getting Started with Access Databases 19: Simplifying Data Entry with Forms 20: Extracting Data with Queries 21: Documenting Your Data with Access Reports Part VI: Keeping in Touch and on Schedule with Outlook 22: Communicating with Email 23: Scheduling Tasks and Appointments 24: Building a Contacts List Part VII: Designing Web Pages with FrontPage 25: Planning a Website 26: Building a Website 27: Posting Pages to the Web