Milly
Thanks for sharing that: it is good to know that I'm not alone. g
Terry
"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"
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I suspect, Terry, that many of us share the same "esteem" for Ed Bott.
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After furious head scratching, Terry Farrell asked:
| I recommend Advanced Microsoft Office 2007 Edition Inside Out by
| Stephanie Krieger: this is real gem. It is particularly good for
| someone trying to support a small business as it it includes an
| excellent section on how to set up Word to run in the Office
| environment to the best effect. I haven't seen Ed Bott's 2007 book,
| but MY opinion of his 2003 book would probably get me into trouble if
| I repeated it here!
|
| Also, have you downloaded the Get Started Add-on Ribbon tab from
| Microsoft Office On Line? This adds access to the indispensible
| Interactive Command Guide and many Training Videos. These are good
| efforts and are free.
|
| It is here
|
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
|
| Terry Farrell
|
| "LurfysMa" wrote in message
| ...
|| "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.
||
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|| Using Outlook 2000 on Windows 2000