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Provides information on using Microsoft Office 2008 with a Mac, covering the features and functions of Word, Entourage, Calendar, Excel, and PowerPoint. Pogue, the technology consultant for The New York Times, offers this guide to Office 2008 for Mac users; its another in the series of manuals that should have been in the box. Noting that Microsoft is less than helpful when it comes to helping owners of competing operating systems, the author provides a complete tutorial on getting started, setting up email, creating documents and building spreadsheets, completely re-writing the instruction booklet for Word, Excel, Entourage and PowerPoint for MacIntosh hardware. A companion website is available for free for the first 45 days after this manual is purchased. Annotation ©2008 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) Still the top-selling software suite for Mac users, Microsoft Office has been improved and enhanced to take advantage of the latest Mac OS X features. Youll find lots of new features in Office 2008 for Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Entourage, but not a page of printed instructions to guide you through the changes. Office 2008 for Macintosh: The Missing Manual gives you the friendly, thorough introduction you need, whether youre a beginner who cant do more than point and click, or a power user whos ready to tackle a few advanced techniques. To cover Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Entourage, this guide gives you four superb books in one -- a separate section each for program! You can manage your day and create professional-looking documents, spreadsheets, and presentations in no time. Office 2008 has been redesigned so that the windows, toolbars, and icons blend in better with your other Mac applications. But there are still plenty of oddities. Thats why this Missing Manual isnt shy about pointing out which features are gems in the rough -- and which are duds. With it, youll learn how to: Navigate the new user interface with its bigger and more graphic toolbars Use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Entourage separately or together Keep track of appointments and manage daily priorities with the My Day feature Create newsletters, flyers, brochures, and more with Words Publishing Layout View Build financial documents like budgets and invoices with Excels Ledger Sheets Get quick access to all document templates and graphics with the Elements Gallery Organize all of your Office projects using Entourages Project Center Scan or import digital camera images directly into any of the programs Customize each program with power-user techniques With Office 2008 for Macintosh: The Missing Manual, you get objective and entertaining instruction to help you tap into all of the features of this powerful suite, so you can get more done in less time.
The Missing Credits xix
Introduction xxiii
Part One: Word
Basic Word Processing
1(38)
Creating and Opening Documents
1(6)
The Project Gallery
2(1)
Opening Documents with the Open Command
3(3)
Returning to Favorite Documents
6(1)
Word Processing Basics
7(1)
A Window into Word
8(10)
Title Bar
8(2)
The Ruler
10(1)
Scroll Bar and Navigator Buttons
10(1)
Spilt Box
11(1)
Window Menu
11(1)
Status Bar
12(1)
Standard Toolbar
13(5)
The Views
18(3)
Draft View
19(1)
Web Layout View
19(1)
Outline View
19(1)
Print Layout View
20(1)
Notebook Layout View
20(1)
Publishing Layout View
20(1)
Every Conceivable Variation on Saving
21(2)
Auto Recovery
21(1)
Save As Options
21(1)
Backing Up
22(1)
Printing
23(16)
The Print Button
23(1)
File → Print
23(6)
File → Page Setup
29(1)
Print Preview
30(1)
Print Preferences
31(3)
Printing Envelopes and Labels
34(4)
Sending it Electronically
38(1)
Editing in Word
39(52)
The Many Ways to Select Text
39(3)
Multi-Selection
42(1)
Moving Text Around
42(8)
Copy (or Cut) an Paset
43(1)
Paste Special
44(3)
Drag-and-Drop
47(3)
Navigating Your Documents
50(5)
What the Keys Do
50(1)
Keystrokes: The Missing Manual
51(1)
The Go To Command
51(2)
The Navigator Buttons
53(2)
Finding and Replacing
55(7)
Find
55(2)
Replace
57(1)
Advanced Find
58(1)
Finding by Format
59(2)
Finding Invisible Characters
61(1)
Spelling and Grammar
62(11)
Check Spelling as You Type
63(1)
Checking Spelling and Grammer All at Once
64(2)
Spelling and Grammer Options
66(2)
Writing Styles
68(2)
Custom Dictionaries and Preferred Spellings
70(3)
Five Ways to Type Less
73(18)
Click and Type
73(1)
Auto Correct
74(4)
Auto Text: Abbreviation Expanders
78(3)
Project Gallery Templates
81(3)
AutoFormat
84(7)
Formatting in Word
91(36)
The Formatting Palette
91(1)
Character Formatting
92(9)
Choosing Fonts
92(1)
Font Sizes
93(1)
Styles of Type
94(2)
Typing in Color
96(1)
Character Spacing
97(1)
Special Text Effects
98(1)
Small Caps, All Caps
99(1)
Hidden Text
100(1)
Formatting
101(5)
Extra Features in the Bullets and Numbering Dialog Box
103(3)
Paragraph Formatting
106(14)
Alignment and Spacing
106(3)
Paragraph Spacing
109(1)
Indentation
109(2)
Tabs
111(3)
Borders and Shading
114(6)
Document Formatting
120(2)
Margins
120(1)
Gutters and Mirrors
121(1)
Section Formatting
122(5)
Inserting and Removing Section Breaks
122(2)
Formatting Within Sections
124(3)
Styles, Page Layout, and Tables
127(40)
Styles
127(7)
Where Styles Are Stored
129(1)
Applying Styles
129(1)
Creating Styles by Example
130(1)
Creating Styles in the Dialog Box
131(2)
Changing, Deleting, or Copying Styles
133(1)
Print Layout
134(5)
Inserting Breaks
134(2)
Working with Columns
136(3)
Automatic Hyphenation
139(2)
Hypenation Settings
140(1)
Manual Hyphenation
140(1)
Hard Hyphens
140(1)
Text Boxes
141(7)
Creating Text Boxes
142(1)
Formatting Within Text Boxes
143(1)
Working With Linked Text Boxes
144(1)
Text Wrapping and Layering
145(3)
Pictures and Drawings
148(2)
Inline vs. Page Graphics
149(1)
Converting Inline Graphics into Page Graphics
149(1)
Charts and Spreadsheets
150(1)
Tables
150(17)
Creating Tables
150(7)
Formatting Tables
157(10)
Working Collaboratively
167(12)
Comments
167(4)
Adding Comments
167(3)
Reviewing Comments
170(1)
Navigating Comments
170(1)
Change Tracking
171(7)
Getting Ready for Change Tracking
171(1)
Making Changes
172(3)
Reviewing Changes One by One
175(1)
Accepting or Rejecting All Changes
176(1)
Merging Tracked Changes
177(1)
Comparing Documents
178(1)
Working with Noteboods, Outlining, and Master Documents
179(30)
Notebook Layout View
179(12)
Opening Your Notebook
180(1)
The Notebook Layout Toolbar
181(2)
Organizing Your Notes
183(3)
Placing Notes Besides Your Notes
186(1)
Typing Less with Audio Notes
187(2)
Manipulating Notebook Sections
189(2)
Outline View
191(7)
Building an Outline
191(3)
Outlining an Existing Document
194(1)
Numbering an Outline
194(2)
Customizing an Outline
196(2)
The Document Map
198(2)
Viewing and Navigating the Document Map
198(2)
Customizing the Document Map
200(1)
Master Documents
200(9)
Creating a New Master Document
201(2)
Viewing Master Documents
203(1)
Working with Master Documents
203(3)
Master Documents and Formatting
206(1)
Master Document Security
206(3)
Editing Long Documents
209(72)
Headers and Footers
209(6)
Creating Headers and Footers
209(6)
Citations
215(3)
Bibiographies
218(2)
Footnotes and Endnotes
220(3)
Deleting Footnotes and Endnotes
222(1)
Controlling Footnotes Flow
222(1)
Line Numbers
223(1)
Templates
224(8)
Document Templates
225(1)
Global Templates
226(1)
Modifying a Template
227(1)
Attaching a Document Templates
227(1)
The Organizer
228(2)
Normal and Global Templates
230(2)
AutoSummarize
232(3)
Creating an AutoSummary
233(2)
Fields
235(5)
Inserting Fields
235(1)
Modifying Fields with Switches
236(1)
What a Field Does
237(1)
Working with Fields in a Document
238(2)
Bookmarks
240(2)
Adding Bookmarks
240(1)
Deleting Bookmarks
240(1)
Navigating by Bookmarks
240(2)
Viewing Bookmarks
242(1)
Captions
242(4)
Inserting Captions
242(2)
Adding Text to Captions
244(1)
Deleting and Editing Captions
244(1)
Updating Captions
245(1)
AutoCaptioning
245(1)
Turning AutoCaptions Off
246(1)
Cross-References
246(3)
Inserting Cross-References
246(2)
Modifying and Deleting Cross-References
248(1)
Creating a Table of Contents
249(6)
TOC the Easiest Way: Using Built-in Headings
249(3)
TOC the Harder Way: Using Other Styles
252(1)
Updating or Deleting a Table of Contents
253(1)
Table of Figures and Table of Authorities
254(1)
Indexing
255(7)
Phase 1: Create Index Entries
256(2)
Phase 2: Editing Index Field Codes (Optional)
258(1)
Phase 3: Building the Index
259(1)
Phase 4: Cleaning Up the Index
260(2)
Mail Merges
262(18)
Preparing Data Sources
262(1)
Creating a New Data Source
263(3)
Using an Existing Data Source
266(1)
Creating the Main Document
266(3)
Previewing, Formatting, Preparing to Merge
269(1)
Marging Straight to the Printer
270(1)
Merging to a New Document
271(1)
Merging to Email
272(1)
Lablels and Envelopes
273(7)
Macros
280(1)
Moving Beyong Text: Publishing Layout View
281(40)
Templates: Ready-to-Use Page Designs
282(6)
Tour of a Template
283(1)
Choosing a Template
283(5)
Building Pages with Objects
288(25)
The Toolbox Redux
290(3)
Inserting Fixed and In-Line Objects
293(1)
Inserting Movies and Sounds
294(1)
Making Text Boxes or Sidebars
295(5)
Moving Objects Around
300(13)
Creating Templates
313(8)
Modifying an Existing Template
313(2)
Creating Templates from Scratch
315(3)
Organizing Templates
318(1)
Sharing Templates
318(3)
Word Meets Web
321(28)
Word as HTML Reader
321(2)
Opening Web Pages from Your Hard Drive
322(1)
Viewing HTML Code for a Web Page
322(1)
Creating a Web Page in Word
323(6)
Designing a Site Map
323(1)
Basic Web-Page Layout
324(5)
Graphics, Sounds, and Movies
329(7)
Downloading Graphics from the Web
330(1)
Inserting Clip Art
330(2)
Photos
332(1)
Inserting Horizontal Lines
333(1)
Movies
334(1)
Inserting Sounds
335(1)
Hyperlinks
336(5)
Linking to Another Place
336(1)
Linking to Another Web Site
337(2)
Email Hyperlinks
339(1)
Selecting and Editing Hyperlinks
340(1)
Removing Hyperlinks
341(1)
Web Forms
341(1)
Saving Web Pages
341(8)
Web Options
343(1)
Lost in the Translation
344(1)
Posting Your Web Site Online
344(5)
Part Two: Entourage
Email, Address Book, and Newsgroups
349(94)
The Big Picture
350(4)
Entourage Functions
350(2)
The Toolbar
352(2)
Setting Up Entourage
354(7)
Setting Up a Second Email Account
359(1)
Configuring Your Account Manually
360(1)
Sending and Recieving Mail
361(51)
Send and Receive All
361(4)
Advanced Mail-Getting Features
365(6)
Reading a Message
371(4)
How to Process a Message
375(14)
Opening Attachments
389(7)
Using Message Rules
396(2)
Writing a Message
398(12)
Email Netiquette
410(2)
Address Book
412(17)
A Tour of Address Book World
413(1)
Creating Contacts
414(7)
Importing Contacts
421(1)
Exporting Contacts and Archives
422(2)
Using Contacts
424(2)
Five Very Impressive Buttons
426(1)
Printing the Address Book
427(2)
Newsgroups
429(14)
Setting Up an Account
431(1)
Download the List of Newsgroups
432(1)
Finding Newsgroups and Messages
433(1)
Reading Messages
434(1)
Composing, Forwarding, and Replying to Messages
435(1)
Usenet Netiquette
435(2)
Mail and News Preferences
437(6)
Calendar, Tasks, and the Project Center
443(64)
The Calendar
444(2)
Working with Views
444(2)
Recording Events
446(6)
What to Do with an Appointment
452(7)
Editing Events
452(1)
Rescheduling Events
453(1)
Lengthening or Shortening Events
453(1)
Printing Events
454(1)
Deleting Events
454(1)
Sending Invitations
454(4)
Adding Holidays
458(1)
Saving Calendars as Web Pages
459(3)
Tasks and the To Do List
462(5)
Changing Your Views
463(1)
Creating Tasks
464(2)
Other Task Tricks
466(1)
My Day
467(2)
Office Reminders
469(4)
The Reminders Window
470(1)
Acting on Reminders
471(1)
Configuring Office Reminders
472(1)
Categories
473(2)
Setting Up Categories
473(1)
Assigning a Category
474(1)
Project Center
475(13)
Starting a Project
475(2)
The Project Center Window
477(1)
Project Views
478(1)
Getting Around the Project Center
479(7)
Sharing
486(2)
Accessing Projects from Other Office Programs
488(2)
Notes
490(1)
Notes View
490(1)
Creating Notes
490(1)
Printing Notes
491(1)
Synchronization
491(4)
Setting Up Entourage Synchronization
492(2)
Syncing Your iPod
494(1)
Syncing with .Mac
494(1)
Multiple Identities
495(3)
Creating a New Identity
496(2)
Finding Messages
498(2)
Searching in Entourage
499(1)
Find Related Items
500(1)
Links
500(3)
Using Links
502(1)
Checking Your Spelling
503(1)
The Script Menu
503(4)
Part Three: Excel
Basic Excel
507(48)
Spreadsheets Basics
507(22)
Opening a Spreadsheet
508(3)
Data Entry
511(3)
Kinds of Data
514(2)
Tedium Saving 1: AutoComplete
516(1)
Tedium Saving 2: Formula AutoComplete
516(1)
Tedium Saving 3: AutoFill
517(3)
Selecting Cells (and Cell Ranges)
520(1)
Moving Things Around
521(3)
Inserting and Removing Cells
524(1)
Find and Replace
525(1)
Erasing Cells
526(1)
Tutorial 1: Entering Data
526(3)
Formula Fundamentals
529(12)
Basic Calculations
529(2)
Functions
531(4)
Order of Calculation
535(1)
Tutorial 2: Yearly Totals
536(5)
Excel, the List Maker
541(14)
Building Your List with the List Wizard
543(5)
What to Do With a List
548(4)
The List Menu
552(3)
Formatting and Charts
555(42)
Formatting Wroksheets
556(19)
Automatic Formatting
556(1)
The Format Painter
556(1)
Formatting Cells by Hand
557(7)
Changing How Text Looks
564(9)
Adding Pictures, Movies, and Text Boxes
573(2)
Charts
575(15)
Chart Parts
576(1)
Step 1: Select the Data
576(3)
Step 2: Choose a Chart Style
579(2)
Step 3: Check Your Results
581(1)
Step 4: Design the Chart Content
582(1)
Step 5: Refine the Chart's Appearance
583(3)
Transparent Bars
586(1)
Advanced Charting
587(3)
Printing Worksheets
590(7)
Print Preview
591(1)
Page Setup
592(5)
Formula and Database Magic
597(42)
Workbooks and Worksheets
597(11)
Working with Multiple Wordsheets
597(3)
Sharing a Workbook
600(3)
Tracking Changes
603(2)
Merging Workbooks
605(1)
Exporting Files
606(2)
Advanced Formula Magic
608(6)
Nested Formulas
609(1)
The Formula Builder
609(1)
Circular References
610(1)
Connecting to Other Workbooks
611(2)
Auditing
613(1)
Working with Database
614(5)
Fetching FileMaker Pro Data
614(3)
Grabbing Data from the Web
617(2)
Improting Data from a Text File
619(1)
Analyzing and Viewing Your Data
619(20)
Making a PivotTable
619(3)
Analyzing Your Data
622(10)
Viewing Your Data
632(3)
Flag for Follow-Up
635(1)
Adding a Comment
635(4)
Part Four: PowerPoint
Planning and Creating Great Presentations
639(14)
Planning the Presentation
640(4)
The Goals of Your Presentation
640(1)
Know Your Audience
640(1)
Tailor the Presentation to the Audience
641(1)
Outline the Presentation
642(1)
Build Your Presentation
642(1)
Practice
643(1)
Delivering the Presentation
644(4)
Welcome Your Audience
645(1)
Introduce Your Presentation
645(1)
Making the Presentation
645(1)
Review
646(1)
Evaluating the Presentation
646(2)
Presentation Hardware
648(5)
Laptops
648(1)
Projectors
648(3)
Remote Controls
651(2)
Building a PowerPoint Presentation
653(32)
Finding Your Way Around PowerPoint
654(1)
The Three-Pane View
654(1)
Step 1: Specify a Theme
655(4)
Pre-designed Templates
656(1)
Starting from Scratch
656(1)
Adding Slides
657(1)
Changing Design in Midstream
657(2)
Step 2: Writing the Outline
659(3)
Using a Word Outline
661(1)
Step 3: Building the Show
662(8)
Using Masters
662(4)
View Controls
666(2)
Navigation
668(1)
Manipulating Your Slides
668(2)
How to Build a Slide
670(15)
Using Backgrounds
670(2)
Working with Text
672(3)
Adding Graphics, Charts, and Tables
675(10)
Polishing and Presenting in PowerPoint
685(34)
Adding Movement
685(16)
Transitions
685(6)
Multimedia Effects
691(1)
Adding Animations
691(4)
Putting Controls on Slides
695(3)
Adding Narration
698(3)
Putting On the Show
701(4)
Setting Up
701(1)
Rehearsing Your Presentation
701(1)
Choosing a Navigation Scheme
702(1)
Presenting Onscreen
703(1)
Controlling the show
704(1)
Using Presenter Tools
705(1)
Recycling Your Presentations
705(7)
Saving Presentations as QuickTime Movies
706(3)
Saving Presentations for the Web
709(1)
Saving Slides as Grpahics
709(712)
Printing Your Presentation
712(7)
Page Setup
712(3)
Printing Your Slides
715(1)
Notes and Handouts
715(4)
Part Five: Office As a Whole
Saving Time with the Project Gallery and Toolbox
719(14)
The Project Gallery
719(7)
Opening Documents
720(1)
Choosing Made Easy
720(6)
Toolbox
726(3)
Scrapbook
727(1)
Organizing Clippings
728(1)
Reference Tools
729(1)
Projects Palette
729(2)
Compatibility Report
731(2)
Making the Most Of Graphics
733(26)
Inserting a Graphic
733(1)
The Clip Gallery
734(3)
Categories
735(1)
Online
735(1)
Adding Your Own Clips
735(1)
Deleting Clips
736(1)
Search
736(1)
Working with Clip Art
736(1)
AutoShapes and WordArt
737(16)
AutoShapes
737(1)
Lines
738(1)
Editing Lines
739(1)
SmartArt Graphics
739(2)
WordArt
741(1)
Aligning Objects
742(2)
Modifying Objects
744(1)
Colors and Lines Tab
745(4)
Size Tab
749(1)
Picture Tab
750(1)
Shadow Tab
751(1)
Glow & Soft Edges
752(1)
Reflection
752(1)
3-D Format
752(1)
3-D Rotation
753(1)
Object Linking and Embedding (OLE)
753(6)
Creating Linked Objects
754(1)
Editing Linked Objects
754(1)
Repairing a broken Link
755(1)
Overriding Automatic Updating
756(1)
Creating Embedded Objects
757(1)
Editing Embedded Objects
757(2)
Customizing Office
759(94)
Customizing Your Toolbars
759(6)
Showing Other Toolbars
761(1)
Creating Custom Toolbars
761(2)
Attaching Custom Toolbars to Documents
763(2)
Redesigning Your Menus
765(3)
Reassigning Key Combinations
768(1)
AppleScripting Office
769(1)
What is AppleScript?
770(1)
Why Use AppleScript?
770(1)
Installing and Running Office Scripts
771(4)
Installing Applets and Droplets
771(1)
Installing Script Menu Scripts
771(1)
Running the Scripts
772(3)
Part Six: Appendixes
Appendix A: Installation and Troubleshooting
775(8)
Appendix B: The Office Help System
783(6)
Appendix C: Office 2008, Menu by Menu
789(64)
Index 853
Jim Elferdink is co-author of AppleWorks 6: The Missing Manual, iWork '05: The Missing Manual, wrote iWork '05: The Missing Manual, and owns Macs for the Masses, a Macintosh consulting company. In former lifetimes a commercial photographer, farm owner, carpenter, and cabinetmaker; currently he enjoys gourmet cooking, digital photography, and racing sports cars. College introduced him to the Mac Plus and to comely professor Joy Hardin. He bought one and married the other. They share a home in the redwoods of far Northern California.