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  • Copyright 2013
  • Dimensions: 7" x 9-1/8"
  • Edition: 1st
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  • ISBN-10: 0-7897-4870-3
  • ISBN-13: 978-0-7897-4870-6

Both an unparalleled reference and an exceptionally practical deskside resource, Office 2013 In Depth is the beyond-the-basics, beneath-the-surface guide for Office 2013 users who wants to maximize their productivity.

Renowned Office 2013 expert and college instructor Joe Habraken delivers specific, proven solutions through a task-based approach that introduces features within the context of how they are used in the real world. Throughout, Habraken illuminates the most valuable new features in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Publisher.

Straightforward and conversational, Office 2013 In Depth presents comprehensive coverage, breakthrough techniques, exclusive shortcuts, quick access to information, troubleshooting help for tough problems, and real-world examples with nothing glossed over or left out.


Packed with insights, techniques, tips, and shortcuts, it’s all you need to master all these programs: Word 2013, Excel 2013, PowerPoint 2013, Outlook 2013, Publisher 2013, and OneNote 2013!

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Table of Contents

Introduction 1

Part I Introduction to the Office 2013 Application Suite

Chapter 1 Getting Oriented to the Office 2013 Applications 7

Introducing Office 2013 7

New Features and Tools in Office 2013 9

    Saving and Sharing Files in the Cloud 10

    New Start Screen 12

    Editing Adobe Acrobat Files 13

    Other Office 2013 Improvements and Updates 13

The Office 2013 Suite Applications 14

The Different Versions of the Office 2013 Suite 15

Hardware and Software Requirements for Office 2013 16

Installing Office 2013 17

Getting Help in the Office Applications 20

Chapter 2 Navigating and Customizing the Office Interface 23

Getting Familiar with the Office Interface 23

    Galleries 25

    Contextual Tabs 26

    Overview of the Office Application Window 27

Navigating the Office Applications 30

    Working with the Ribbon 30

    Working in the Backstage 33

Customizing an Application Interface 35

    Customizing the Ribbon 36

    Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar 38

    Customizing the Status Bar 41

Configuring Application Options 42

    Advanced Option Settings 44

    Add-Ins 45

Adding Apps to the Office Applications 46

Using the Trust Center 48

    Trusted Publishers 49

    Trusted Locations 50

Chapter 3 Managing and Sharing Office Files 53

Understanding Office File Formats 53

    Saving Files to Different File Types 56

    Converting Files to Different File Types 57

Configuring Save File Options 58

Creating and Managing Files 60

    Managing Files 62

    Viewing File Versions in an Application 65

Searching for Office Files 66

Sharing Files Using Homegroup 67

Protecting an Office File 69

Prepare a File for Sharing 72

Chapter 4 Using and Creating Graphics 73

The Office 2013 Options for Graphics and Pictures 73

    Working with SmartArt Graphics 76

    Inserting SmartArt Graphics 79

    Modifying SmartArt Graphics 81

Working with Your Digital Pictures 83

    Inserting Pictures 83

    Adjusting Pictures 84

    Cropping an Image 87

    Using the Background Removal Tool 87

Inserting Online Pictures 89

    Inserting Clip Art 90

    Inserting Bing Image Search Results 90

    Inserting Flickr.com Images 91

    Inserting Images from your SkyDrive 92

Using Shapes and the Office Drawing Tools 93

    Adding and Combining Multiple Shapes 94

    Formatting a Shape with the Drawing Tools 96

Using the Screenshot Feature 97

Using WordArt 99

Chapter 5 Using the Office Web Apps 103

What the Web Apps Can Do 104

Where the Web Apps Live 105

Saving Office Application Files to the Cloud 108

    Saving a File to SkyDrive or SkyDrive Pro 110

    Sharing a File Saved to the Cloud 111

    Sharing OneNote Notebooks 113

Using the Word Web App 114

    The File Tab 115

    The Word Web App Home Tab 115

    The Word Web App Insert Tab 117

    The Word Web App View Tab 118

Using the Excel Web App 119

    The Excel Web App File Tab 120

    Working in the Excel Web App 120

    Inserting Functions and Charts in the Excel Web App 120

Using the PowerPoint Web App 123

    Working with Slides 125

    Adding Pictures and SmartArt 126

Using the OneNote Web App 127

    Adding Sections and Pages 127

    Adding Notes and Note Tags to Pages 128

    Inserting Tables and Other Objects onto Pages 129

Part II Word

Chapter 6 Requisite Word: Essential Features 131

Introducing Word 2013 131

    The Word 2013 Interface 131

    New Features and Improvements 133

Options for Creating a New Word Document 134

Using Templates 137

    Creating a Template 140

    Attaching a Template 142

Navigating a Word Document 143

    Moving Around a Document with the Mouse 143

Moving Around a Document with the Keyboard 144

    Selecting Text 145

Understanding Document Formatting 146

    Character Formatting Versus Paragraph Formatting 146

    Manual Formatting Versus Styles and Themes 147

Working with Fonts and Text Formatting 147

    Formatting Text 148

Working with Paragraph Formatting 151

    Setting Paragraph Alignment 152

    Changing Line Spacing 153

    Setting Line and Page Breaks 154

    Setting Indents 155

    Working with Tabs 156

    Revealing Format Settings 158

Page Layout: Margins and Page Options 159

    Changing Margins 160

    Changing Page Orientation and Paper Size 161

    Inserting Page Breaks 161

Printing Documents 161

Chapter 7 Enhancing Word Documents 165

Creating Better Documents 165

Creating Bulleted and Numbered Lists 166

    Bulleted Lists 166

    Numbered Lists 168

    Multilevel Lists 169

Working with Borders and Shading 170

Formatting with Themes 172

Creating Headers and Footers 176

    Inserting Headers and Footers 177

    The Header and Footer Tools 178

    Working with Page Numbering 180

Inserting Pictures, Clip Art, and Charts 181

    Inserting Pictures 182

    Adding Clip Art 184

    Inserting a Chart 185

    Integrating Text and Images 187

Changing the Document Display 188

    Using the Navigation Pane 190

    Using the Outline View 191

    Splitting the Document Window 192

Using the Review Tools 193

    Running Spelling and Grammar 193

    Using the Thesaurus 194

    Using the Define Command 194

Working with Quick Parts 196

    Creating and Inserting an AutoText Entry 196

    Creating and Inserting Building Blocks 197

Configuring AutoCorrect 198

Understanding Styles 199

    Using the Styles Gallery 200

    Creating Styles 201

    Editing Styles 202

    Managing Styles 203

Chapter 8 Working with Tables, Columns, and Sections 207

Options for Adding a Table 207

    Inserting a Table 209

    Drawing a Table 211

    Converting Text to a Table 211

    Entering Text and Navigating a Table 212

    Selecting and Positioning a Table 213

Formatting Tables 213

    Adjusting Columns and Rows 215

    Formatting Cells 217

    Using Table Styles 218

Sorting Table Data 221

Using Formulas in Tables 222

Adding Columns to a Document 223

Understanding Sections 225

    Adding and Removing Section Breaks 225

    Formatting Page Attributes in a Section 226

Chapter 9 Managing Mailings and Forms 229

Options for Mail-Related Documents 229

Creating an Envelope 230

Creating a Label or Labels 231

Understanding Word’s Options for Mass Mailings 233

Performing a Mail Merge 233

    Using the Mail Merge Commands 235

    Understanding Recipient Lists 236

    Creating a Recipient List 237

    Editing and Manipulating a Recipient List 239

    Using Merge Fields 241

    Using Merge Rules 243

    Previewing Merge Results 245

    Completing the Merge 246

    Creating Merged Envelopes and Labels 247

Understanding Word Fields 248

Building a Form with Form Controls 249

Chapter 10 Creating Special Documents 253

Options for Large Documents 253

Creating a Table of Contents 254

    Creating a Table of Contents with Built-in Styles 255

    Creating a Table of Contents with Your Own Styles 256

    Adding Entries and Updating the TOC 258

    Building a TOC with Field Codes 259

Working with Captions and Tables of Figures 261

    Inserting a Caption 262

    Inserting a Table of Figures 263

Using Cross-References 264

Generating an Index 265

    Marking Index Entries 266

    Inserting the Index 267

Working with Citations and Bibliographies 268

    Creating Citations 269

    Managing Citations 270

    Inserting the Bibliography 271

Inserting Footnotes and Endnotes 272

Tracking Document Changes 274

    Options for Viewing Changes 277

    Reviewing Changes 277

    Comparing Documents 279

Building a Better “Big” Document 281

    Creating Bookmarks 281

    Inserting Comments 282

Creating a Master Document 283

    Working in Outline View 284

    Creating Subdocuments from Scratch 285

    Inserting Existing Document Files into a Master Document Outline 286

    Manipulating the Master Document 287

Part III Excel

Chapter 11 Requisite Excel: Essential Features 289

Introducing Excel 2013 289

    Quick Analysis 291

    Recommended Chart 292

    Flash Fill 293

Navigating the Excel Workspace 294

    The Excel Ribbon 294

    Moving Around a Worksheet 296

Creating Workbooks and Worksheets 297

    Using Office.com Templates 298

    Inserting and Rearranging Worksheets 299

Managing Excel Workbooks 301

    Protecting Workbooks and Worksheets 303

    Locking Cells 304

    Specifying Edit Ranges 306

    Preparing a Workbook for Sharing 308

    Managing Versions 309

Entering Data in a Worksheet 309

    Entering Labels 310

    Entering Values 310

    Using AutoComplete 311

Filling and Entering Series 312

    Using the Fill Handle 312

    Creating Custom Fill Lists 314

    Creating Custom Series 316

Copying, Moving, and Deleting Cell Contents 317

    Using the Paste Special Dialog Box 319

    Moving Cells and Ranges 321

    Clearing and Deleting Cells 321

Editing Cell Content 323

Viewing Worksheets 323

Printing Worksheets 326

    Using the Page Layout Commands 326

    Setting a Print Area 328

    Working on the Print Page 329

    Inserting Headers and Footers 331

Chapter 12 Worksheet Formatting and Management 333

Formatting Text Entries 333

    Accessing the Format Cells Dialog Box 334

    Changing Text Orientation 335

Formatting Values 336

    Using the Format Cells Dialog Box 338

    Creating Custom Number Formats 339

Adding Comments to Cells 341

    Formatting Comment Text 342

    Deleting and Viewing Comments 342

Using Themes 342

Formatting Cells Using Borders and Color 344

    Adding Cell Borders 344

    Using Background Colors 346

Using Cell Styles and the Format Painter 346

    Creating a Cell Style 347

    Using the Format Painter 348

Using Conditional Formatting 349

    Using Highlight Cell Rules 350

    Using Top/Bottom Rules 351

    Using Data Bars 351

    Using Color Scales 352

    Using Icon Sets 352

    Creating Conditional Formatting Rules 353

Manipulating Cells and Cell Content 354

    Inserting Cells 354

    Merging Cells and Wrapping Text 355

    Finding and Replacing Cell Items 356

Working with Columns and Rows 358

    Changing Column Width and Row Height 358

    Inserting Columns and Rows 359

    Deleting Columns and Rows 359

    Hiding Columns and Rows 359

Working with Worksheets 360

    Freezing Rows and Columns 360

    Splitting Worksheets 361

    Hiding Worksheets 362

Naming Ranges 362

    Creating Range Names from Selections 363

    Managing Range Names 364

Adding Images and Graphics to Worksheets 365

Chapter 13 Getting the Most from Formulas and Functions 367

Performing Calculations in Excel Worksheets 367

Relative Versus Absolute Referencing 369

Creating and Editing Formulas 373

    Understanding Operator Precedence 374

    Entering Formulas 374

    Editing Formulas 375

Working with Excel Functions 375

Entering a Function in a Cell 377

    Using AutoSum 377

    Using the Status Bar Statistical Functions 378

    Using the Insert Function Dialog Box 379

    Using the Function Library 380

Using Range Names in Formulas and Functions 383

    Inserting a Range Name into a Formula 383

    Inserting a Range Name into a Function 384

Referencing Cells or Ranges on Other Worksheets 385

Copying and Moving Formulas and Functions 387

Choosing the Right Function 388

    Financial Functions 388

    Logical Functions 390

    Statistical Functions 391

    Lookup & Reference Functions 392

    Date & Time Functions 394

    Text Functions 394

    Other Function Categories 396

Proofing Your Formulas and Functions 397

    Common Error Messages 397

    Using the Auditing Tools 398

    Using the Watch Window 400

Chapter 14 Enhancing Worksheets with Charts 403

Understanding Excel Charts 403

    Chart Terminology 404

    Using Different Chart Types 407

Creating Charts 413

    Inserting a Chart from the Ribbon 414

    Selecting a Recommended Chart 415

    Inserting Charts with the Quick Analysis Gallery 416

    Tools for Quickly Customizing a Chart 417

    Moving, Copying, or Deleting a Chart 418

Modifying a Chart 419

    Changing Chart Type or Chart Data 419

    Selecting Chart Layouts and Styles 421

Working with Chart Elements 423

    Modifying Titles and Data Labels 425

    Working with the Legend and Data Points 426

    Manipulating Axes and Gridlines 427

    Adding Trendlines, Drop Lines, and Bars to a Chart 428

Creating a Combination Chart 431

    Working with a Pie of Pie Chart 432

    Creating a Custom Combination Chart 433

    Using Sparklines 434

    Creating Sparklines 434

    Modifying Sparklines 436

Chapter 15 Using Excel Tables and PivotTables 439

Excel and Databases 439

Defining a Table Range 440

Creating a Table Using Styles 442

    Using the Table Tools 443

Sorting Table Data 444

    How Excel Sorts Data 445

    Using the Sort Dialog Box 445

Filtering Table Data 446

    Using the AutoFilter Search Box 448

    Creating Custom AutoFilters 448

    Filtering Tables with Slicers 450

    Creating Advanced Filters 452

Using the Data Form 455

Creating Outlines and Subtotals 456

Working with External Data 459

    Importing Data from Access 460

    Importing a Web Table 461

    Importing Text Files 462

    Connecting to Other Data Sources 463

    Using Microsoft Query 465

    Viewing and Refreshing Connections 468

Working with PivotTables 469

    Using the Recommended PivotTables Command 471

    Creating a PivotTable 472

    Working with the PivotTable Tools 475

    Using Slicers 476

Chapter 16 Validating and Analyzing Worksheet Data 479

Taking Advantage of Data Validation 479

    Specifying Validation Criteria 480

    Configuring Input Messages and Error Alerts 482

    Circling Invalid Data 484

Performing a What-If Analysis 485

    Creating a Data Table 486

    Creating Scenarios 488

    Viewing Scenarios and Creating Reports 490

Using Goal Seek and Solver 492

    Working with Goal Seek 492

    Working with Solver 494

Part IV PowerPoint

Chapter 17 Requisite PowerPoint: Essential Features 497

New Features in PowerPoint 2013 497

Options for Creating a New Presentation 499

    Using Templates 500

    Using a Theme to Create a New Presentation 503

    Creating a Presentation from an Existing Presentation 504

    Inserting Slides from the Reuse Slides Task Pane 505

Creating a Template 507

Inserting New Slides 508

    Entering Text 510

    Inserting Slides from a Word Outline 510

    Inserting Other Object Content 511

Modifying a Slide’s Layout 511

Working with Slides in Different Views 512

    Zooming In and Out 514

    Rulers, Gridlines, and Guides 515

    Color/Grayscale Commands 516

Opening a New Presentation Window 517

Rearranging and Deleting Slides 518

Modifying Bulleted Lists 518

Using Numbered Lists 520

Viewing a Presentation During Editing 521

Chapter 18 Advanced Presentation Formatting, Themes, and Masters 523

Working with Text Boxes and Formatting 523

    Inserting a Text Box 524

    Basic Text Formatting 525

    Formatting a Text Box with the Drawing Tools 527

    Selecting Quick Styles and Shape Attributes 527

    Shape Fill, Outline, and Effects 528

    Using WordArt Styles and Text Settings 532

Arranging Text in Tables 535

    Inserting a Table on an Existing Slide 536

    Formatting a Table 536

    Table Layout Commands 536

Working with Themes 539

    Applying Themes 540

    Applying Theme Variants 541

    Creating a Custom Theme 545

Using Headers and Footers 546

Understanding Masters 547

Altering and Creating Master Slides 548

Creating Layout Masters 550

Using Slide Sections 552

Chapter 19 Better Slides with Clip Art, Pictures, and SmartArt 555

Using Graphics to Enhance Slides 555

Inserting a Picture 557

Adding Online Images to Slides 559

Creating a Photo Album 562

    Adjusting Picture Settings 563

    Setting Album Layout Settings 563

Working with Shapes 565

Using SmartArt Graphics 566

    Inserting a SmartArt Graphic 569

    Converting Text to a SmartArt Graphic 570

    Using the SmartArt Tools 571

Adding Charts to Slides 572

    Inserting a Chart onto a Slide 573

    Modifying and Formatting a Chart 574

Working with Slide Objects 577

    Grouping Objects 577

    Layering Objects 578

Adding Hyperlinks to Slides 578

Chapter 20 Enhancing Slides with Animation, Transitions, and Multimedia 581

Animations Versus Transitions 581

Assigning Animation to a Slide Object 583

    Accessing Additional Animation Effects 585

    Using Motion Paths 586

Advanced Animation Techniques 591

    Changing Effect Options 592

    Adding Additional Animations 593

    Using the Animation Painter 594

    Including Sound Effects with Animations 594

    Setting Timings for Animations 596

Managing Slide Animations 597

Adding Transitions to Slides 598

Modifying Transitions 599

Adding Sound to a Slide 600

Editing Sound Options 601

Adding Video to a Slide 603

    Inserting Online Video 603

    Inserting a Video File 605

    Modifying Your Video Clips 606

Chapter 21 Delivering a Presentation and Creating Support Materials 609

Planning Your Presentation 609

Checking the Presentation for Spelling and Grammar Errors 610

Running Through a Completed Presentation 612

Using the Presenter View 613

Using Hidden Slides 614

Creating a Custom Slide Show 616

Creating a Self-Running Presentation 618

    Setting Up a Slide Show 618

    Rehearsing Timings 619

    Recording a Slide Show 621

Creating an Interactive Presentation 622

Presenting a Slide Show Online 624

    Presenting Online with Lync 624

    Presenting Online with the Office Presentation Service 625

Working with the Notes and Handouts Masters 626

    Setting Handout Master Options 627

    Setting Notes Master Options 628

Printing Presentations, Notes, and Handouts 628

Exporting a Presentation 631

Sharing Your Presentation 632

Part V Outlook

Chapter 22 Requisite Outlook: Configuration and Essential Features 635

Introducing Outlook 2013 635

Outlook and Email Accounts 636

    Exchange Server 637

    Outlook.com Email 638

    Internet Email 638

Configuring Outlook at First Start 639

Understanding Outlook Profiles 642

    Creating a New Profile 643

    Managing Profiles 644

    Loading Profiles 645

Understanding Outlook Data Files 646

    Creating Personal Folders Files 649

    Repairing Outlook Data Files 649

Importing and Exporting Data 651

    Importing Data 652

    Exporting Data 653

Navigating the Outlook Workspace 654

    Accessing Outlook Items Using the Navigation Bar 655

Working with Views in Outlook 657

Categorizing Outlook Items 660

Searching for Outlook Items 661

    Using Advanced Find 662

    Using Search Folders 662

Printing Outlook Items 663

Chapter 23 Managing Email in Outlook 665

Working in the Mail Folder 665

Creating an Email Message 667

Using the Outlook Address Book 669

Setting Message Options 672

    Specifying Email Format 672

    Setting Message Flags, Importance, and Sensitivity 672

    Configuring Voting Buttons, Receipts, and Delivery Options 674

    The Message Options/Properties Dialog Box 676

Attaching Files and Items to a Message 678

    Attaching a Business Card 680

    Attaching a Calendar 681

Using Themes and Email Stationery 682

Adding a Signature 683

Sending Mail 684

Recalling a Message 685

Working with Received Email 686

    Organizing Messages in the Inbox 686

    Showing Messages As Conversations 687

    Filtering Email 688

Managing Email 689

    Using Quick Steps 690

    Answering a Message 692

    Forwarding a Message 692

    Saving an Attachment 692

    Deleting Messages 694

    Printing Mail 695

    Moving Email 695

Managing Email Accounts 696

    Editing Email Account Settings 697

    Adding an Email Account 699

    Adding an Outlook.com Mail Account 701

Setting Outlook Mail Options 701

Chapter 24 Using the Calendar for Appointments and Tasks 705

Navigating the Calendar 705

    Changing the Calendar View 708

    Change the Time Scale and Time Zone 709

Scheduling an Appointment 710

    Scheduling a Recurring Appointment 712

    Scheduling an Event 713

    Editing and Managing Appointments 714

Searching the Calendar 715

Sharing Calendars 716

    Sharing Your Calendar 716

    Opening a Shared Calendar 717

    Viewing Multiple Calendars 718

    Emailing a Calendar 719

    Publishing a Calendar Online 720

Setting Calendar Options 722

Working with Tasks 724

    Using the Task Folder 725

    Creating a New Task from the Task Folder 726

    Creating a Recurring Task 726

    Assigning and Accepting Tasks 727

    Viewing and Managing Tasks 729

    Managing Tasks 731

    Setting Tasks Options 732

Chapter 25 Working with Contacts and Planning Meetings 735

Navigating the Contacts List 735

Creating a New Contact 737

    Entering Contact Details 740

    Adding Fields for a Contact 741

Editing Contact Information 742

    Editing a Business Card 743

    Tagging Contacts with Flags and Categories 744

    Mapping a Contact’s Address 745

Searching the Contacts Folder 746

Organizing Contacts with Groups 747

Forwarding and Sharing Contacts 748

    Forwarding Contacts 749

    Sharing Contacts 750

Accessing Contacts on Social Networks 751

Communicating with Contacts 753

Contact Actions 754

Printing Contact Information 756

Setting Contact Options 756

Scheduling Meetings 757

    Selecting the Meeting Location 758

    Using the Scheduling Assistant 759

    Viewing and Editing Meeting Information 760

Responding to Meeting Requests 760

Chapter 26 Using the Journal and Notes 763

Using the Outlook Journal 763

    Creating a New Journal Entry 764

    Using the Timer 765

    Adding Tags and Names to a Journal Entry 766

    Adding Outlook Items and Inserting Files 767

    Journal Actions 769

Viewing the Journal 770

    Manipulating the Journal View 771

    Using Search to Filter Journal Entries 772

Working with Notes 772

Viewing and Managing Notes 773

Creating Appointments and Tasks from Notes 775

Chapter 27 Securing and Maintaining Outlook 777

Security Overview 777

    Malware and Antivirus Software 778

    Strong Password Protection 779

Configuring Outlook Security Settings 781

Encrypting Email and Using Digital Signatures 783

    Options for Encrypting Email 785

    Digitally Signing Emails 785

The Perils of HTML Email 786

Dealing with Message Attachments 787

Coping with Junk Email 789

    Working with the Junk Email Commands 789

    Setting Junk Email Options 790

Creating Email Rules 792

    Creating a Quick Rule for a Specific Sender 793

    Creating Complex Rules 793

    The Rule Wizard 794

Managing Rules 797

Archiving Outlook Items 799

    Configuring AutoArchive Settings 799

    Setting AutoArchive Options for a Folder 800

    Archiving Manually 801

Configuring an Autoreply Message 802

Part VI Publisher

Chapter 28 Requisite Publisher: Essential Features 807

Introducing Publisher 2013 807

Planning Your Publication 808

Working with Publication Templates 809

Creating a New Publication 812

    Using a Template 813

    Using Blank Sizes 814

    Creating a New Template 815

    Navigating the Publisher Workspace 816

    Using the Rulers and Guides 817

    Options for Viewing the Publication 819

Creating a Business Information Set 821

    Creating a New Business Information Set 821

    Creating Additional Business Information Sets 822

Working with Text 824

    Editing Text in a Text Box 824

    Creating Your Own Text Boxes 825

    Formatting Text Boxes 825

    Linking Text Boxes 831

    Inserting a Text File 832

Inserting Illustrations 833

    Options for Inserting Pictures 833

    Formatting a Picture 836

    Inserting Clip Art 837

    Inserting Shapes 837

Using Building Blocks 838

Printing Publications 838

Chapter 29 Advanced Publisher Features 841

Adding Pages to a Publication 841

Configuring Page Settings 843

Changing the Current Template 846

Working with Master Pages 848

    Placing Objects on the Master Page 849

    Inserting Headers and Footers 850

    Creating Master Pages 851

Using Tables in Publications 852

    Table Design Commands 852

    Table Layout Commands 853

Manipulating Publication Objects 854

    Grouping Objects 854

    Layering Objects 855

    Swapping Images 856

Merging Data into a Publication 856

    Performing a Mail Merge 857

    Performing a Catalog Merge 859

Fine-Tuning Your Publications 861

    The Spelling Feature 861

    Hyphenation 861

    Design Checker 862

Part VII OneNote

Chapter 30 Requisite OneNote: Essential Features 865

Introducing OneNote 865

    New Features in OneNote 2013 866

    How OneNote Notebooks Are Organized 867

Navigating the OneNote Workspace 867

    The OneNote Ribbon 868

    The Notebook Pane 870

Creating a Notebook 871

Modifying Notebook Properties 873

    Sharing a Notebook 875

    Viewing the Sync Status 878

Working with Sections 879

    Creating or Deleting a Section 879

    Modifying Sections 880

    Merging a Section 882

    Creating a Section Group 883

Working with Pages 884

    Creating Pages Using Templates 884

    Creating Subpages 885

Restoring Sections and Pages from the Notebook Recycle Bin 886

Inserting and Formatting Notes 887

Using Tags 888

Finding Tagged Notes 890

Using Tables to Store Information 891

Chapter 31 Working with Notebook Pages 895

Managing Pages 895

    Using the Move Copy Dialog Box 896

    Making More Space Available on a Page 897

Modifying the Page Setup and View 898

Viewing Page Versions 899

Viewing Recent Edits 901

Viewing Changes by Author 902

Adding Objects to Notebook Pages 903

    Adding Pictures 905

    Recording Audio 906

    Recording Video 907

    Adding Drawings to OneNote Pages 908

Printing Notebook Pages 910

Chapter 32 Integrating OneNote with Other Office Applications 913

Taking Linked Notes 913

Using File Printout 916

Adding Links 918

Attaching Files 920

Inserting Screen Clips 921

Integrating OneNote and Outlook 922

    Adding Outlook Tasks 923

    Emailing a Notebook Page 925

    Inserting Meeting Details 926

Part VIII Appendixes

Appendix A Office Application Integration 929

Sharing Application Data 929

Understanding Object Linking and Embedding 930

    Choosing Between Linking and Embedding 932

Linking Objects 933

    Linking with Paste Special 933

    Linking with the Paste Options Gallery 935

    Linking Using the Object Command 936

Updating and Breaking Links 937

    Editing Linked Objects 939

    Embedding Objects 939

    Embedding with Paste Special 940

    Embedding Using the Object Command 940

    Embedding New Objects 941

Editing Embedded Objects 941

Sharing Data with Outlook Using Actions 942

Appendix B Office Macros 945

Macros and Office 2013 945

    Adding the Developer Tab to the Ribbon 946

    Enabling Macros in the Trust Center 947

    Creating Macro-Enabled Office Files 949

Understanding Macros 950

Creating a Macro 952

    Recording a Macro 953

    Assigning a Macro Button to the Quick Access Toolbar 954

Running Macros 956

Editing Recorded Macros 957

    Exploring the VBA Editor 957

    Stepping Through a Macro 959

Digitally Signing Macros 959

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If you have elected to receive email newsletters or promotional mailings and special offers but want to unsubscribe, simply email information@informit.com.

Service Announcements

On rare occasions it is necessary to send out a strictly service related announcement. For instance, if our service is temporarily suspended for maintenance we might send users an email. Generally, users may not opt-out of these communications, though they can deactivate their account information. However, these communications are not promotional in nature.

Customer Service

We communicate with users on a regular basis to provide requested services and in regard to issues relating to their account we reply via email or phone in accordance with the users' wishes when a user submits their information through our Contact Us form.

Other Collection and Use of Information


Application and System Logs

Pearson automatically collects log data to help ensure the delivery, availability and security of this site. Log data may include technical information about how a user or visitor connected to this site, such as browser type, type of computer/device, operating system, internet service provider and IP address. We use this information for support purposes and to monitor the health of the site, identify problems, improve service, detect unauthorized access and fraudulent activity, prevent and respond to security incidents and appropriately scale computing resources.

Web Analytics

Pearson may use third party web trend analytical services, including Google Analytics, to collect visitor information, such as IP addresses, browser types, referring pages, pages visited and time spent on a particular site. While these analytical services collect and report information on an anonymous basis, they may use cookies to gather web trend information. The information gathered may enable Pearson (but not the third party web trend services) to link information with application and system log data. Pearson uses this information for system administration and to identify problems, improve service, detect unauthorized access and fraudulent activity, prevent and respond to security incidents, appropriately scale computing resources and otherwise support and deliver this site and its services.

Cookies and Related Technologies

This site uses cookies and similar technologies to personalize content, measure traffic patterns, control security, track use and access of information on this site, and provide interest-based messages and advertising. Users can manage and block the use of cookies through their browser. Disabling or blocking certain cookies may limit the functionality of this site.

Do Not Track

This site currently does not respond to Do Not Track signals.

Security


Pearson uses appropriate physical, administrative and technical security measures to protect personal information from unauthorized access, use and disclosure.

Children


This site is not directed to children under the age of 13.

Marketing


Pearson may send or direct marketing communications to users, provided that

  • Pearson will not use personal information collected or processed as a K-12 school service provider for the purpose of directed or targeted advertising.
  • Such marketing is consistent with applicable law and Pearson's legal obligations.
  • Pearson will not knowingly direct or send marketing communications to an individual who has expressed a preference not to receive marketing.
  • Where required by applicable law, express or implied consent to marketing exists and has not been withdrawn.

Pearson may provide personal information to a third party service provider on a restricted basis to provide marketing solely on behalf of Pearson or an affiliate or customer for whom Pearson is a service provider. Marketing preferences may be changed at any time.

Correcting/Updating Personal Information


If a user's personally identifiable information changes (such as your postal address or email address), we provide a way to correct or update that user's personal data provided to us. This can be done on the Account page. If a user no longer desires our service and desires to delete his or her account, please contact us at customer-service@informit.com and we will process the deletion of a user's account.

Choice/Opt-out


Users can always make an informed choice as to whether they should proceed with certain services offered by InformIT. If you choose to remove yourself from our mailing list(s) simply visit the following page and uncheck any communication you no longer want to receive: www.informit.com/u.aspx.

Sale of Personal Information


Pearson does not rent or sell personal information in exchange for any payment of money.

While Pearson does not sell personal information, as defined in Nevada law, Nevada residents may email a request for no sale of their personal information to NevadaDesignatedRequest@pearson.com.

Supplemental Privacy Statement for California Residents


California residents should read our Supplemental privacy statement for California residents in conjunction with this Privacy Notice. The Supplemental privacy statement for California residents explains Pearson's commitment to comply with California law and applies to personal information of California residents collected in connection with this site and the Services.

Sharing and Disclosure


Pearson may disclose personal information, as follows:

  • As required by law.
  • With the consent of the individual (or their parent, if the individual is a minor)
  • In response to a subpoena, court order or legal process, to the extent permitted or required by law
  • To protect the security and safety of individuals, data, assets and systems, consistent with applicable law
  • In connection the sale, joint venture or other transfer of some or all of its company or assets, subject to the provisions of this Privacy Notice
  • To investigate or address actual or suspected fraud or other illegal activities
  • To exercise its legal rights, including enforcement of the Terms of Use for this site or another contract
  • To affiliated Pearson companies and other companies and organizations who perform work for Pearson and are obligated to protect the privacy of personal information consistent with this Privacy Notice
  • To a school, organization, company or government agency, where Pearson collects or processes the personal information in a school setting or on behalf of such organization, company or government agency.

Links


This web site contains links to other sites. Please be aware that we are not responsible for the privacy practices of such other sites. We encourage our users to be aware when they leave our site and to read the privacy statements of each and every web site that collects Personal Information. This privacy statement applies solely to information collected by this web site.

Requests and Contact


Please contact us about this Privacy Notice or if you have any requests or questions relating to the privacy of your personal information.

Changes to this Privacy Notice


We may revise this Privacy Notice through an updated posting. We will identify the effective date of the revision in the posting. Often, updates are made to provide greater clarity or to comply with changes in regulatory requirements. If the updates involve material changes to the collection, protection, use or disclosure of Personal Information, Pearson will provide notice of the change through a conspicuous notice on this site or other appropriate way. Continued use of the site after the effective date of a posted revision evidences acceptance. Please contact us if you have questions or concerns about the Privacy Notice or any objection to any revisions.

Last Update: November 17, 2020