Microsoft Word 2007 Bible (Paperback)
Product Description
Microsoft’s Word 2007 rewrites the book on word processing and this book helps you soar over the hurdles and quickly brings you up to speed. No matter what level user you are, Microsoft Word MVP Herb Tyson’s expert guidance puts you in charge, helping you choose the best way to get your work done, and to get the most out of Word 2007. You’ll discover new ways to command legacy features, completely new features to accomplish old tasks, and brand new native capabilities.
From the Back CoverMake Microsoft’s brave new Word work for you Microsoft’s Word 2007 rewrites the book on word processing. New to Word? The Word 2007 Bible helps you soar over the hurdles and quickly brings you up to speed (more…)
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Word 2007 Bible - Good Reference for all, a little too Long
The book is written well, and conveys a lot of the details of Word 2007. I am new to Word, and so everything is new to me, but this book does cover all the relevant topics…
5.0 out of 5 stars
Useful resource
Many people were baffled when Microsoft Office 2007 was released because of the vast differences it had with Office 2003.