Advantage Series: Microsoft Office 2003

GLEN COULTHARD lives in British Columbia, Canada, where he is a full-time faculty member in the School of Business at Okanagan College. Glen holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of British Columbia and an MA in Educational Technology Leadership from George Washington University, and is currently completing his PhD in Learning Design and Technology at Purdue University. Having worked in education since 1988, Glen has taught in both continuing education and university degree programs, and he has worked as a curriculum and instructional designer for both McGraw-Hill and Pearson Education. When he is not teaching, developing e-learning, or writing textbooks, Glen helps corporate clients implement technology-based e-learning programs and performance support systems. Sarah Hutchinson has taught microcomputer applications through her company, Sarah Hutchinson & Associates. She has a BA from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Pat Graves is a Professor Emeritus at Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois. She began her career as a high school teacher. After receiving her doctorate in Education from Memphis State University (now the University of Memphis), she taught in the Eastern Illinois University School of Business for 20 years. Pat has been an author of PowerPoint textbooks for McGraw-Hill Higher Education since 2002 and has authored textbooks about Microsoft Office 2003, 2007, 2010 and 2013. When not writing, she travels, spends time with family and friends, enjoys the music city of Nashville, and appreciates the peacefulness of the Tennessee mountains.

Contents WordCHAPTER 1: Creating a Document1.1 Getting Started with Word1.2 Creating Your First Document1.3 Managing Files1.4 Customizing Your Work AreaCHAPTER 2: Modifying a Document2.1 Editing a Document2.2 Finding and Replacing Text2.3 Copying and Moving Information2.4 Proofing Your WorkCHAPTER 3: Enhancing a Document's Appearance3.1 Setting Margins3.2 Formatting Characters3.3 Formatting Paragraphs3.4 Creating Lists3.5 Setting and Modifying Tabs3.6 Applying Borders and ShadingCHAPTER 4: Printing and Web Publishing4.1 Previewing and Printing Documents4.2 Customizing Print Options4.3 Inserting Headers and Footers4.4 Using Sections to Apply Varied Formatting4.5 Publishing to the WebContents ExcelCHAPTER 1: Creating a Worksheet1.1 Getting Started with Excel 20031.2 Creating Your First Worksheet1.3 Editing Your Work1.4 Managing Your FilesCHAPTER 2: Modifying a Worksheet2.1 Entering and Reviewing Data2.2 Copying and Moving Data2.3 Modifying Rows and ColumnsCHAPTER 3: Formatting and Printing3.1 Enhancing a Worksheet's Appearance3.2 Applying and Removing Formatting3.3 Printing and Web Publishing3.4 Customizing Print OptionsCHAPTER 4: Analyzing Your Data4.1 Working with Named Ranges4.2 Using Built-In Functions4.3 Creating an Embedded ChartContents PowerPointCHAPTER 1: Creating a Presentation1.1 Getting Started with PowerPoint 20031.2 Starting a New Presentation1.3 Creating a Textual Presentation1.4 Managing FilesCHAPTER 2: Modifying and Running Presentations2.1 Editing and Enhancing Your Presentation2.2 Changing a Presentation's Design2.3 Running a Slide ShowCHAPTER 3: Adding and Editing Graphic Images3.1 Inserting Clip Art and Photographs3.2 Using Drawing Tools to Illustrate Concepts3.3 Inserting Text and WordArtCHAPTER 4: Creating Tables, Charts, and Diagrams4.1 Creating Tables4.2 Creating Charts for Numeric Information4.3 Creating Diagrams for Processes and RelationshipsContents AccessCHAPTER 1: Working with Access 20031.1 Getting Started with Access 20031.2 Viewing and Printing Your Data1.3 Manipulating Table DataCHAPTER 2: Creating a Database2.1 Designing Your First Database2.2 Creating a Simple Table2.3 Using the Table Design View2.4 Modifying a TableCHAPTER 3: Organizing and Retrieving Data3.1 Customizing Datasheet View3.2 Sorting, Finding, and Maintaining Data3.3 Using Filters3.4 Creating a Simple QueryCHAPTER 4: Presenting and Managing Data4.1 Creating a Simple Form4.2 Creating a Simple Report4.3 Generating a Mailing Labels Report4.4 Managing Database ObjectsContents IntegratingCHAPTER 1: Integrating Office Word and Office Excel1.1 Using the Office Clipboard1.2 Pasting, Linking, and Embedding1.3 Manipulating Shared Objects1.4 Inserting Worksheets and Charts in Office WordCHAPTER 2: Performing More Integration Tasks2.1 Creating a Presentation from an Office Word Document2.2 Integrating Office PowerPoint with Other Office Applications2.3 Integrating Office Access with Other Office ApplicationsCHAPTER 3: Extending Office 2003 to the Web3.1 Using Hyperlinks3.2 Saving Documents to HTML and XML3.3 Preparing Web Pages Using Office 2003Contents End MatterWORDEXCELPOWERPOINTACCESSINTEGRATING