Master Visually Office 2003

Michael S. Toot is a Seattle-based consultant and author, writing about desktop applications and server-side software. Prior to consulting he was a senior product manager at WRQ, Attachmate, and Compaq/Digital Equipment Corporation, developing middleware solutions for Fortune 2000 customers. Before working full-time in the computer industry he was a litigation attorney. When not writing books he can be found reading, renovating his 95 year-old home with his wife and two cats, or sailing on Puget Sound.

PART I: Using Office Programs. 1) Getting Started with Office 2003. 2) Work with Office Documents. PART II: Using Word. 3) Getting Started with Word. 4) Format Text. 5) Change Document Appearance. 6) Create Tables. 7) Work with Graphics. 8) Print Documents. PART III: Using Excel. 9) Getting Started with Excel. 10) Work with Worksheets. 11) Work with Data, Formulas, and Functions. 12) Create Charts. 13) Work with Graphics. 14) Print Worksheets. PART IV: Using PowerPoint. 15) Getting Started with PowerPoint. 16) Format a Presentation. 17) Add Objects to Slides. 18) Fine-Tune and Present a Presentation. PART V: Using Access. 19) Getting Started with Access. 20) Create and Edit Data. 21) Change Table Design. 22) Create Forms. 23) Find and Query Data. 24) Create Reports. PART VI: Using Outlook. 25) Getting Started with Outlook. 26) Organize E-Mail. 27) Manage Personal Information. PART VII: Using FrontPage. 28) Getting Started with FrontPage. 29) Fine-Tune and Publish a Web Site. PART VIII: Using Publisher. 30) Getting Started with Publisher. 31) Work with Graphics. 32) Review and Print Your Publication. PART IX: Special Office Features. 33) Share Data. 34) Customize Office.