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OK, I give up, what's a good book?
"Upgrading" to Office 2007 has been one of my worst experiences that
didn't involve any threat to life or limb. Is there a Reader's Digest category for that? So, I guess I better do some studying. Can anyone recommend a good book for users of previous versions of Office to try and make sense of all the garbage on my screen and and clues to where the geniuses at M$FT have hidden all of the useful icons and options that I have been using for years? I prefer something not from M$FT as I don't like to further reward bad corporate behavior. I probably need a general Office book and then a specialized Word and Outlook book. This "upgrade" has already cost me 3-4 days of lost productivity and I am far from done. -- Using Outlook 2000 on Windows 2000 |
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