Bunzel T. Easy Microsoft Office 2010

Pearson Education, Inc., 2010. - 309 p.
ISBN13: 978-0-7897-4328-2.Introducing the New Features in Office 2010.
Opening Backstage View.
Creating a New Blank Document.
Introducing the Navigation Pane.
Saving in Different Formats.
Printing in Backstage View.Beginning a New Word Project.
Creating a New Letter from a Template.
Revising the Letter Template.
Formatting Text in Your Document.
Inserting Symbols and Changing the Date Style.
Adding Bullets and Numbered Lists.
Searching and Replacing in the Document.Adjusting the Structure of Your Document.
Changing the Margins in Your Project.
Changing Page Orientation.
Inserting Page Numbers.
Inserting Headers and Footers.
Adding Footnotes and Endnotes.
Using Copy and Paste Preview.
Creating Columns in a Longer Document or Newsletter.Changing Project Appearance.
Applying a Quick Style.
Creating a Quick Style.
Modifying a Quick Style.
Updating Headings to Match a Selection.
Copying Styles and/or Formatting with Format Painter.
Inserting a Cover Page.
Creating a New Quick Parts Entry.
Using the Building Blocks Organizer.
Applying a Theme to a Document.Creating a Table for a Schedule.
Creating a Table.
Selecting and Changing Text Alignment.
Adding or Deleting Rows or Columns.
Merging Cells.
Modifying Borders.
Using the Table Styles Gallery.
Using Quick Tables.Working With Graphics and Effects.
Inserting a Picture.
Adding a Clip Art Image.
Moving a Graphic.
Resizing a Graphic.
Cropping an Image.
Applying Picture Styles and Effects.
Inserting a SmartArt Diagram.
Using OpenType Ligatures.
Using Screenshots or Screen Clippings.Reviewing Documents and Working Online.
Tracking Changes with Reviewers.
Accept and Reject Reviewers’ Changes.
Hiding and Showing Markup.
Creating a Folder for Web Applications.
Uploading a File to Your Folder.
Creating a New Web Application File.Getting Started With Excel.
Aligning and Formatting Text.
Inputting and Formatting Numbers.
Filling in Your Data.
Inserting a New Column or Row.
Hiding and Unhiding Columns.
Adding and Renaming a Worksheet.
Using Cell Styles.Working With Data, Functions, and Formulas.
Finding Data.
Filling a Series.
Entering Dates and Times.
Using Functions: AutoSum.
Using Functions: Average.
Using Formulas for Calculations.
Formatting and Tracing Formula Results.Create Charts, Data Tables, and Pivottable.
Creating a Chart Using the Ribbon.
Changing the Chart Type.
Formatting Chart Elements.
Moving a Chart.
Sorting Data in a Table.
Adding Sparklines.
Using a Pivot Table.
Filtering a Pivot Table with the Slicer.
Highlighting Data with Conditional Formats.Sharing Your Project Online With Microsoft Office Web Apps.
Opening Your Uploaded Project.
Revising Data in the Web Application.
Appending and Sorting a Data Table.
Opening Online Files Locally.
Printing an Excel Worksheet.Getting Started With PowerPoint 2010.
Adding and Editing Text.
Adding a Slide with Bullets.
Adding a New Section.
Moving Slides (Slide Sorter View).
Applying a Theme from the Design Tab.
Using Slide Masters.Telling Your Story With Effective Slides.
Creating a Table for Information.
Adding a Chart.
Editing or Formatting a Chart.
Inserting a Picture.
Converting Bullets to SmartArt.Adding Transitions, Animation, and Video.
Adding Slide Transitions.
Adding Animation to Content.
Using the Animation Painter Tool.
Inserting and Trimming Video.
Using Online Video.Completing the Presentation.
Previewing Slides in Reading View.
Recording Your Presentation.
Creating a Video of Your Show.
Printing Notes and Handouts.
Using Presenter View.
Presenting from the PowerPoint Web App.Organize Your Project With OneNote.
Starting a New Notebook.
Adding a Note to a Page.
Adding Web Content to a New Page.
Using OneNote Search.
Using Tags for Organization.
Using a Side Note.
Sending a Task to Outlook.
Sending a File to OneNote.
Saving Your Section or Notebook.
Sharing Your Notebook.Coordinating Your Activities With Outlook.
Sending an Email Message with an Attachment.
Using the New Quick Steps.
Using Conversation and Reading Pane Views.
Scheduling a Meeting with Email.
Using Schedule View and OneNote.
Using Themes and Colors in Email.
Using RSS Feeds in Outlook’s Inbox.
Filtering and Searching Messages.
Using the Search Tab.
Creating Email Rules for Spam and Routing.
Managing Your Contacts.
Creating a New Contact Group.
Publishing or Sharing Your Calendar Online.