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Migrating to Microsoft Office 2000

By Laura Stewart
Published Feb 14, 2006 by Que.

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Copyright 2003
Pages: 272
Edition: 1st

eBook (Adobe DRM)
ISBN-10: 0-7686-5579-X
ISBN-13: 978-0-7686-5579-7

Have you ever gone home on Friday, only to come back on Monday to an entirely new suite of applications on your desktop? Ever fumbled through menus and screens trying to figure out how to do the same work you've always had to do. Frustrating, isn't it? Migrating to Office 2000 is designed for the common "victim" of upgrading to a new software package. Even the most savvy users struggle to return to productivity in the wake of upgrades, and what you are looking for is just what has changed. This book doesn't focus on reasons to upgrade or total cost of ownership discussion--just where the buttons are now so you can go on with your work.

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1. New and Enhanced Microsoft Office Features Common to All Programs.

Application Interface and Installation Changes. File Formats. Web-Based Collaboration. Managing Files. Editing and Drawing Enhancements. Revised Online Help.

2. Upgrading to Microsoft Word 2000.

What's New in Word. Managing Files. Web and Network Features. Tables. Templates and Forms. Graphic Enhancements. Tracking Revisions. International Features.

3. Upgrading to Microsoft Excel 2000.

What's New in Excel. Managing Files. Editing and Formatting. Formulas and Functions. Analyzing Data. Add-Ins. Charts. Workgroup Features. Importing and Exporting Data.

4. Upgrading to Microsoft Access 2000.

What's New in Access 2000. Managing Files. Databases. Tables and Records. Forms and Reports. Web and Network Features.

5. Upgrading to Microsoft PowerPoint 2000.

What's New in PowerPoint 2000. Managing Files. Views. Online Collaboration. Tables. Editing and Formatting. Slide Shows. Printing.

6. Upgrading to Microsoft Outlook 2000.

What's New in Microsoft Outlook 2000. Views. Email. Calendar. Contacts. Configuration.

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