Microsoft Office 2010 Demystified

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It’s EASIER than ever to get started with Microsoft Office 2010!Navigate your way around the Microsoft Office 2020 suite without getting lost in too many details. Microsoft Office 2010 Demystified shows you the ropes and explains the new, handy, and most popular functions of each application.

Written in a step-by-step, tutorial format, this practical guide begins with an overview of the suite and the universal features that can be used in all of the individual programs. Then, you’ll drill down into the specifics of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Access. Detailed explanations and screenshots make it easy to understand the material, and end-of-chapter quizzes and a final exam help reinforce key concepts.

It’s a no-brainer! You’ll learn how to:

Create great-looking Word documents
Crunch numbers and get graphical in Excel spreadsheets
Develop persuasive PowerPoint presentations
Manage your email, tasks, calendar, and contacts with Outlook
Build and manage Access databases

Simple enough for a beginner, but challenging enough for an advanced student, Microsoft Office 2010 Demystified helps you master this powerful suite of applications.

Author Biography

Karin Rex is a nationally known technology trainer as well as a frequent speaker/evangelist on various facets of the Internet and other technology-related topics. Since 1989, She has owned Geeky Girl, LLC (formerly ComputerEase), a computer training and technical writing firm based in southeastern Pennsylvania, where she devotes her time to writing, course development (e-learning, synchronous and traditional), consulting, teaching, and speaking. Karin has written several technology-related books and hundreds of user guides, reference manuals, tutorials and course manuals for a wide variety of clients. She teaches university courses in professional writing.