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Office 2010 Made Simple for Windows is a practical and highly effective approach to using the Office 2010 Home & Business (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote) and Home & Student (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote) programs to create and edit documents and get work done efficiently. Conveying information quickly and concisely, the book brings you from a beginner or low intermediate to an experienced and confident user.













Illustrated graphical approach shows what happens at each stage Short sections provide instant access to each task the reader needs to perform Step-by-step instructions help the reader grasp even complex procedures in full confidence
Contents at a Glance iii
About the Author xvii
About the Technical Reviewer xviii
Acknowledgments xix
Part I
1(16)
Quick Start Guide
3(14)
Logging On to Windows
3(1)
Locating the Office Programs and Launching Word
4(1)
Meeting the Major Components of the Word Window
5(1)
Closing a Document
6(1)
Creating and Saving a New Document
7(3)
Closing Word
10(1)
Where to Learn More
10(7)
Part II
17(8)
Introduction
19(6)
Who Is This Book For?
19(1)
What Does This Book Cover?
19(5)
Conventions Used in This Book
24(1)
Part III
25(138)
Chapter 1 Meeting the Office Programs and Learning What They Do
27(18)
Understanding the Office Programs
27(6)
Launching a Program
33(4)
Identifying the Standard Components of the Office Program Windows
37(1)
Creating, Saving, Closing, and Reopening Files
38(5)
Creating a File
38(1)
Saving a File for the First Time
39(2)
Closing a File
41(1)
Reopening a File You've Used Recently
41(1)
Opening a File You Haven't Used Recently
42(1)
Closing a Program
43(1)
Summary
44(1)
Chapter 2 Using the Ribbon, Backstage, and Common Tools
45(30)
Using the Ribbon
45(5)
Understanding the Ribbon's Tabs, Groups, and Controls
46(1)
Giving Commands Using the Ribbon
47(1)
Minimizing the Ribbon
47(2)
Giving Ribbon Commands Using the Keyboard
49(1)
Using Backstage View
50(1)
Entering Text Faster Using AutoCorrect
51(11)
Understanding How AutoCorrect Works
51(1)
Opening the AutoCorrect Dialog Box
52(1)
Creating an AutoCorrect Entry
53(1)
Setting AutoCorrect to Work Your Way
54(6)
Choosing AutoFormat Settings in Word and Outlook
60(1)
Adding Actions to the Context Menu
60(1)
Closing the AutoCorrect Dialog Box
61(1)
Checking Spelling and Grammar in Your Files
62(10)
Checking Spelling
62(3)
Checking Grammar in Word and Outlook
65(2)
Controlling How the Spelling Checker Works
67(5)
Printing Your Documents
72(2)
Summary
74(1)
Chapter 3 Working with Text
75(24)
Entering Text in Your Documents
75(5)
Entering Text Using the Keyboard
75(1)
Entering Text Using Copy and Paste
76(1)
Entering Text Using Optical Character Recognition
76(2)
Inserting Symbols in Your Documents
78(2)
Navigating with the Keyboard and Selecting Document Objects
80(2)
Applying Direct Formatting to Text and Objects
82(3)
Using Cut, Copy, and Paste
85(4)
Using Standard Cut, Copy, and Paste in the Office Programs
85(1)
Cutting, Copying, Pasting with the Office Clipboard
85(2)
Pasting Exactly What You Want with Paste Options
87(2)
Using Find and Replace
89(3)
Locating Text with Find
90(1)
Replacing Text with Replace
91(1)
Laying Out Material with Tables
92(5)
Inserting a Table
92(1)
Drawing a Table
93(1)
Merging and Splitting Cells in a Table
94(1)
Adding Content to a Table
95(1)
Formatting a Table
95(2)
Inserting Hyperlinks in Your Documents
97(1)
Summary
98(1)
Chapter 4 Using Graphics in Your Documents
99(22)
Understanding How You Position Graphical Objects in Documents
99(2)
Illustrating Your Documents with Clip Art Items
101(5)
Inserting a Clip Art Item in a Document
101(1)
Adding a Clip Art Item to a Collection
102(1)
Previewing a Clip Art Item
103(2)
Examining and Adding Keywords
105(1)
Inserting Other Pictures in Your Documents
106(1)
Inserting Shapes in Your Documents
107(2)
Positioning Graphical Objects
109(1)
Wrapping Text Around Graphical Objects in Word and Outlook
110(1)
Making Your Pictures Look the Way You Want Them
111(5)
Adjusting a Picture's Sharpness, Brightness, Contrast, and Colors
111(2)
Applying a Picture Style to Give a Particular Look
113(1)
Cropping a Picture
114(2)
Creating Illustrations by Inserting SmartArt Graphics
116(2)
Arranging Graphical Objects to Control Which Are Visible
118(2)
Summary
120(1)
Chapter 5 Coauthoring in Real Time and Sharing Documents
121(20)
Working on Documents with Your Colleagues
121(2)
Coauthoring in Real Time
123(5)
Preparing a Document for Coauthoring
123(1)
Opening a Document for Coauthoring
123(1)
Editing a Document During Coauthoring
124(1)
Saving Your Changes and Getting Others' Saved Changes
125(1)
Resolve Conflicts During Coauthoring
126(2)
Sharing Documents on a Network
128(2)
Working on Separate Copies of the Same Document
130(1)
Sharing Documents via E-mail, SkyDrive, and Electronic Documents
131(8)
Sending a Document via E-mail
131(2)
Sending a Document to the Web
133(3)
Sharing a Document as a PDF or XPS File
136(3)
Summary
139(2)
Chapter 6 Making the Office Programs Work Your Way
141(22)
Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar
141(6)
Using the Customize Quick Access Toolbar Menu
142(1)
Adding Commands to the Quick Access Toolbar from the Ribbon
143(1)
Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar Using the Options Dialog Box
143(3)
Remove a Button from the Quick Access Toolbar
146(1)
Resetting the Quick Access Toolbar to Its Default Buttons
146(1)
Customizing the Status Bar
147(1)
Customizing the Ribbon
148(7)
Opening the Customize Ribbon Pane in the Options Dialog Box
149(1)
Choosing the Tab You Want to Affect
150(1)
Creating a New Group
151(1)
Adding Commands to a New Group
152(1)
Moving an Existing Group
153(1)
Moving an Existing Tab
153(1)
Resetting the Ribbon to Its Default Settings
153(1)
Sharing Quick Access Toolbar and Ribbon Customizations with Other PCs
154(1)
Creating Custom Keyboard Shortcuts in Word
155(1)
Setting Essential Options
156(6)
Opening the Options dialog box
156(1)
Choosing General Options
156(2)
Choosing Save Options in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
158(4)
Summary
162(1)
Part IV
163(114)
Chapter 7 Entering and Editing Text in Your Documents
165(34)
Creating and Saving a New Document
165(3)
Entering Text in Your Word Documents
168(5)
Inserting the Contents of a File in a Document
168(1)
Inserting Preexisting Blocks of Text with AutoText
169(3)
Creating Formatted AutoCorrect Entries
172(1)
Selecting Text and Navigating Through Your Documents
173(6)
Selecting Text Quickly with the Mouse
173(2)
Moving with Keyboard Shortcuts
175(1)
Moving with the Browse Object Panel
176(2)
Learning the Secrets of the Vertical Scroll Bar
178(1)
Creating Your Own Templates
179(4)
Creating a Template
180(1)
Telling Word Where to Find Your Templates
181(2)
Setting Word to Create Backup Documents Automatically
183(2)
Working the Smart Way by Using Views and Windows
185(9)
Choosing the Best View for Your Writing or Editing Tasks
185(6)
Opening Extra Windows to See More of the Same Document
191(1)
Splitting the Document Window into Two Panes
192(2)
Navigating Your Documents Quickly with the Navigation Pane
194(3)
Summary
197(2)
Chapter 8 Formatting Your Documents Easily and Efficiently
199(32)
Why You Should Use Styles Rather Than Direct Formatting
199(3)
Applying Styles to a Document
202(11)
Changing to a Different Set of Quick Styles
203(1)
Changing the Colors, Fonts, or Paragraph Spacing
204(1)
Putting the Styles You Need in the Quick Styles Gallery
204(2)
Applying Styles Using the Apply Styles Pane
206(1)
Applying Styles Using Keyboard Shortcuts
207(1)
Using the Style Area to See Which Styles the Paragraphs Use
208(1)
Managing Styles with the Styles Pane and the Manage Styles Dialog Box
209(3)
Managing Styles with the Manage Styles Dialog Box
212(1)
Creating Custom Styles
213(11)
Creating a Custom Style by Example
214(9)
Modifying an Existing Style
223(1)
Applying Direct Formatting on Top of Styles
224(5)
Copying and Pasting Formatting Using the Format Painter
225(1)
Seeing Which Formatting You've Applied to Text
225(4)
Summary
229(2)
Chapter 9 Adding Headers, Footers, Tables, and Columns
231(18)
Using Sections to Create Complex Layouts
231(3)
Adding Headers, Footers, and Page Numbers
234(6)
Adding Headers and Footers to a Document
234(4)
Adding Page Numbers to a Document
238(2)
Adding Tables to Your Documents
240(5)
Converting Existing Text to a Table
241(3)
Nesting One Table Inside Another Table
244(1)
Converting a Table to Text
245(1)
Creating Newspaper-Style Columns of Text
245(3)
Breaking Your Columns with Column Breaks
247(1)
Removing Multiple Columns from a Section or Document
248(1)
Summary
248(1)
Chapter 10 Revising, Finalizing, and Printing Your Documents
249(28)
Revising a Document
249(15)
Tracking Revisions with the Track Changes Feature
250(8)
Working with Comments
258(3)
Comparing or Combining Different Versions of the Same Document
261(3)
Finalizing a Document
264(9)
Removing Sensitive Information from a Document
265(3)
Marking a Document as Final
268(1)
Encrypting a Document with a Password
269(1)
Signing a Final Document with a Digital Signature
270(3)
Printing Your Documents
273(2)
Printing a Custom Range of Pages
273(2)
Choosing Whether to Print Markup---Or Only Markup
275(1)
Printing Document Properties, Styles, AutoText Entries, and Key Assignments
275(1)
Summary
275(2)
Part V
277(146)
Chapter 11 Creating Workbooks and Entering Data
279(34)
Creating and Saving a New Workbook
279(2)
Navigating the Excel Interface, Worksheets, and Workbooks
281(5)
Understanding Workbooks, Worksheets, Columns, and Rows
282(1)
Moving the Active Cell
283(1)
Selecting a Range of Cells
284(2)
Entering Data in Your Worksheets
286(9)
Typing Data in a Cell
286(1)
Editing a Cell
286(1)
Entering Data Quickly Using AutoFill
287(5)
Pasting Data into a Worksheet with Paste, Paste Options, and Paste Special
292(2)
Copying and Moving Data with Drag and Drop
294(1)
Inserting, Renaming, Deleting, and Rearranging Worksheets
295(3)
Inserting a Worksheet
296(1)
Renaming a Worksheet
296(1)
Deleting a Worksheet
296(1)
Rearranging the Worksheets in a Workbook
297(1)
Displaying Worksheets the Way You Prefer to See Them
298(8)
Using Excel's Views Effectively
299(1)
Viewing Two or Four Separate Parts of a Worksheet at the Same Time
299(2)
Opening Extra Windows to Show Other Parts of a Workbook
301(2)
Zooming In or Out to Show the Data You Need to See
303(1)
Comparing Two Windows Side by Side
303(1)
Freezing Rows and Columns So That They Stay on Screen
304(2)
Sharing Your Workbooks and Tracking Changes
306(6)
Tracking Changes to a Workbook
306(2)
Sharing a Workbook So That Your Colleagues Can Edit It
308(2)
Working in a Shared Workbook
310(1)
Reviewing Tracked Changes in a Shared Workbook
310(2)
Summary
312(1)
Chapter 12 Editing Worksheets and Applying Formatting
313(30)
Working with Rows and Columns
313(6)
Inserting and Deleting Columns, Rows, and Cells
314(1)
Inserting Columns and Rows
314(1)
Deleting Columns and Rows
315(1)
Inserting Cells
315(1)
Deleting Cells
316(1)
Setting Row Height
316(1)
Setting Column Width
317(1)
Hiding Rows and Columns
318(1)
Formatting Cells and Ranges
319(11)
Meeting the Three Main Tools for Applying Formatting
319(3)
Setting the Workbook's Overall Look by Applying a Theme
322(1)
Controlling How Data Appears by Applying Number Formatting
323(3)
Setting Alignment
326(1)
Choosing Font Formatting
327(1)
Applying Borders and Fills
328(2)
Formatting Quickly with Table Formatting and Styles
330(6)
Formatting with Table Formatting
330(1)
Formatting with Styles
331(5)
Adding Headers and Footers to Your Worksheets
336(1)
Printing Your Excel Worksheets and Workbooks
337(4)
Telling Excel Which Part of the Worksheet to Print
338(1)
Checking the Page Layout and Where the Page Breaks Fall
338(3)
Printing a Worksheet or Workbook
341(1)
Summary
341(2)
Chapter 13 Performing Calculations with Formulas and Functions
343(28)
Understanding the Difference Between Formulas and Functions
343(1)
Referring to Cells and Ranges in Formulas and Functions
344(5)
Referring to a Cell or Range on the Same Worksheet
344(1)
Referring to a Cell or Range on a Different Worksheet
344(2)
Referring to a Cell or Range in a Different Workbook
346(1)
Referring to Ranges
346(1)
Referring to Named Cells and Ranges
347(2)
Performing Custom Calculations by Creating Formulas
349(13)
Meeting Excel's Calculation Operators
349(2)
Using the Calculation Operators
351(5)
Understanding the Order in Which Excel Evaluates Operators
356(1)
Nesting Parts of Formulas to Override Operator Precedence
357(1)
Entering Formulas Quickly by Copying and Using AutoFill
357(1)
Troubleshooting Common Problems with Formulas
358(4)
Performing Standard Calculations by Inserting Functions
362(7)
Understanding Function Names and Arguments
362(1)
Inserting Functions with the Function Drop-Down List
363(1)
Finding the Functions You Need with the Insert Function Dialog Box
364(2)
Inserting Functions with the Function Library
366(2)
Providing the Arguments for the Function
368(1)
Inserting Functions by Typing Them Into a Worksheet
369(1)
Summary
369(2)
Chapter 14 Creating Charts to Present Your Data
371(24)
Learning the Essentials of Charts in Excel
371(5)
Understanding Embedded Charts and Chart Sheets
371(2)
Understanding the Components of a Chart
373(2)
Understanding Excel's Chart Types and Choosing Which to Use
375(1)
Creating, Laying Out, and Formatting a Chart
376(18)
Creating a Chart Using the Chart Category Buttons
376(2)
Creating a Chart Using the Insert Chart Dialog Box
378(1)
Resizing or Repositioning an Embedded Chart
378(1)
Changing a Chart from an Embedded Chart to a Chart Sheet
379(1)
Switching the Rows and Columns in a Chart
380(1)
Changing the Source Data for a Chart
380(1)
Choosing the Layout for the Chart
381(1)
Applying a Style to a Chart
382(1)
Adding a Title to a Chart
383(1)
Adding Axis Titles to the Chart
384(1)
Changing the Scale or Numbering of an Axis
385(2)
Adding a Legend to a Chart
387(1)
Adding Data Labels to the Chart
388(1)
Choosing Which Gridlines to Display
389(1)
Formatting the Chart Wall and Chart Floor
389(3)
Formatting Individual Chart Elements
392(2)
Summary
394(1)
Chapter 15 Creating Databases and Solving Business Problems
395(28)
Creating Databases
395(8)
Understanding the Type of Databases You Can Create in Excel
396(1)
Creating a Database and Entering Data
397(4)
Entering Data in a Database
401(2)
Resizing a Database
403(1)
Sorting a Database by One or More Fields
404(2)
Sorting Quickly by a Single Field
404(1)
Sorting a Database by Multiple Fields
405(1)
Filtering a Database
406(5)
Solving Business Problems with Scenarios and Goal Seek
411(11)
Examining Different Scenarios in a Worksheet
411(10)
Using Goal Seek
421(1)
Summary
422(1)
Part VI
423(76)
Chapter 16 Getting Up to Speed and Taking Notes
425(36)
Meeting the OneNote User Interface
425(4)
Launching OneNote and Creating Your First Notebook
425(4)
Working with Notebooks, Section Groups, Sections, and Pages
429(18)
Working with Notebooks
429(3)
Working with Sections and Section Groups
432(8)
Working with Pages
440(7)
Entering Notes on a Page
447(7)
Adding Text to a Page
448(1)
Adding Graphics to Pages
449(1)
Capturing Screen Clippings in Your Notebooks
449(1)
Creating Drawings on Pages
450(1)
Creating Tables
450(1)
Sending Printouts to OneNote
451(1)
Sending Outlook Items to OneNote
452(1)
Sending Web Content to OneNote
453(1)
Inserting a Scanner Printout
453(1)
Performing Calculations
454(1)
Using Views, Windows, and Side Notes
454(5)
Using Normal View, Full Page View, and Dock to Desktop View
455(3)
Opening Extra Windows
458(1)
Working with Side Notes
458(1)
Summary
459(2)
Chapter 17 Searching, Protecting, and Synchronizing Your Notes
461(12)
Searching for Information in Your Notebooks
461(3)
Protecting Your Notes with Passwords
464(2)
Unlocking a Password-Protected Section to Work in It
465(1)
Locking Password-Protected Sections Manually
465(1)
Removing Password Protection from a Section of a Notebook
465(1)
Sharing an Existing Notebook
466(4)
Opening a Shared Notebook
467(1)
Choosing How to Update a Shared Notebook
468(2)
Using Different Versions of Pages
470(2)
Viewing or Recovering an Earlier Page Version
471(1)
Getting Rid of Old Page Versions to Save Space
472(1)
Summary
472(1)
Chapter 18 Customizing OneNote and Using It with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook
473(26)
Choosing the Most Important Options for OneNote
473(13)
Choosing Display Options
474(1)
Choosing Save & Backup Options
475(3)
Choosing Send to OneNote Options
478(2)
Choosing Audio & Video Options
480(2)
Choosing Advanced Options
482(4)
Recording Audio and Video into Your Notebooks
486(5)
Recording Audio into a Notebook
487(2)
Recording Video into a Notebook
489(1)
Exporting or Removing an Audio or Video File
490(1)
Searching for Words in Audio and Video Recordings
491(1)
Previewing and Printing Your Notebook Pages
491(2)
Previewing a Notebook Page
491(1)
Printing Notebook Pages
492(1)
Using OneNote with the Other Office Programs
493(4)
Exporting a Page or Section to a Word Document
493(1)
Exporting Data to an Excel Worksheet or a PowerPoint Presentation
494(1)
Creating an Outlook Message from OneNote
494(1)
When Creating an Outlook Task from OneNote
495(1)
Retrieving Material from the Notebook Recycle Bin
496(1)
Summary
497(2)
Part VII
499(94)
Chapter 19 Starting a Presentation
501(18)
Creating a Presentation
501(2)
Changing the Presentation's Theme, Colors, Fonts, and Effects
503(1)
Changing the Slide Size or Orientation
504(1)
Navigating the PowerPoint Window
505(2)
Adding, Deleting, and Rearranging Slides
507(3)
Adding a Slide
507(1)
Deleting a Slide
508(1)
Rearranging Slides
509(1)
Add Content to a Slide
510(1)
Using Views to Work on Your Presentation
511(3)
Creating Your Slides in Normal View
512(1)
Rearranging Your Slides in Slide Sorter View
512(1)
Viewing a Presentation in Reading View
513(1)
Running a Presentation in Slide Show View
514(1)
Opening Extra Windows to See Different Parts of the Presentation
514(1)
Creating the Outline of a Presentation
514(2)
Organizing Your Slides into Sections
516(2)
Summary
518(1)
Chapter 20 Building Effective Slides for Your Presentation
519(26)
Planning the Slides in Your Presentation
519(1)
Choosing Slide Layouts to Suit the Contents
520(3)
Using PowerPoint's Built-in Slide Layouts
521(2)
Creating Custom Slide Layouts
523(1)
Formatting Text on Your Slides
523(9)
Changing the Font, Font Size, and Alignment
524(1)
Changing the Indentation and Line Spacing of Text
525(1)
Rotating Text
526(2)
Using Bulleted Lists Effectively in Your Slides
528(4)
Adding Tables, SmartArt, Charts, and Hyperlinks to Slides
532(11)
Adding Tables to Slides
532(5)
Adding SmartArt Graphics to Slides
537(1)
Adding Charts to Slides
537(5)
Adding Hyperlinks to Slides
542(1)
Summary
543(2)
Chapter 21 Giving a Presentation Life and Impact
545(24)
Adding Pictures to a Presentation
545(1)
Adding Movies and Sounds to a Presentation
546(8)
Adding a Movie to a Slide
547(4)
Adding a YouTube Video to a Slide
551(2)
Adding a Sound to a Slide
553(1)
Adding Transitions to Slides
554(3)
PowerPoint's Three Types of Transitions
555(1)
Applying a Transition to a Slide
555(1)
Choosing Options for a Transition
556(1)
Adding a Sound to the Transition
556(1)
Changing the Duration of the Transition
556(1)
Choosing How to Advance to the Next Slide
557(1)
Adding Animations to Slides
557(10)
PowerPoint's Four Categories of Animations
557(2)
Adding an Animation to an Object
559(2)
Changing the Order of Animations
561(1)
Using Animation to Display Bulleted Paragraphs One at a Time
561(2)
Animating SmartArt Graphics and Charts
563(4)
Keeping Extra Information Up Your Sleeve with Hidden Slides
567(1)
Summary
567(2)
Chapter 22 Delivering a Presentation in Person or Online
569(24)
Preparing to Deliver a Presentation in Person
569(6)
Setting Up Your Display and Choosing the Resolution
569(2)
Choosing the Presentation Display and Turning on Presenter View
571(1)
Using Presenter View
572(1)
Practicing Your Presentation
573(1)
Rehearsing Timings for Slides
574(1)
Delivering a Presentation to a Live Audience
575(5)
Starting a Presentation
575(1)
Displaying the Slides You Need
575(2)
Annotating the Slides
577(1)
Controlling a Presentation Using the Keyboard
578(2)
Displaying a White Screen or Black Screen
580(1)
Creating a Handout for a Presentation
580(3)
Recording Narration into a Presentation
583(2)
Checking That Your Microphone Is Working
583(1)
Starting to Record Narration
584(1)
Checking Your Narration and Rerecording if Necessary
585(1)
Exporting and Sharing a Presentation
585(6)
Broadcasting a Slide Show
586(4)
Publishing Slides to a Slide Library or a SharePoint Site
590(1)
Summary
591(2)
Part VIII
593(98)
Chapter 23 Setting Up Outlook and Meeting the Interface
595(24)
Set Up Your E-mail Accounts in Outlook
596(2)
Changing the Default Settings for an E-mail Account
598(3)
Meeting the Outlook Interface
601(17)
Using and Customizing the Navigation Pane
602(3)
Using and Customizing the Message List
605(5)
Using and Customizing the Reading Pane
610(2)
Using and Customizing the To-Do Bar
612(2)
Using and Customizing the People Pane
614(3)
Using the Ribbon
617(1)
Summary
618(1)
Chapter 24 Sending and Receiving E-mail
619(22)
Sending an E-mail Message
619(11)
Creating a New Message
619(3)
Choosing Which Account to Send the Message From
622(1)
Addressing the Message
623(2)
Adding the Subject Line and Message Contents
625(2)
Choosing Options for a Message
627(2)
Checking the Spelling in a Message
629(1)
Sending the Message
630(1)
Receiving and Reading Messages
630(2)
Sending and Receiving Attachments
632(2)
Sending a File as an Attachment
632(1)
Receiving a File as an Attachment
632(2)
Replying to and Forwarding Messages
634(1)
Deleting, Storing, and Organizing Messages
635(1)
Moving a Message to a Mail Folder
635(1)
Adding Consistent Closings to Your Messages with Signatures
636(2)
Dealing with Spam
638(2)
Removing Non-Spam Messages from the Junk E-mail Folder
639(1)
Marking Spam Messages as Junk
639(1)
Summary
640(1)
Chapter 25 Managing Your Contacts with Outlook
641(24)
Creating Contacts
641(15)
Creating a Contact from Scratch
641(7)
Importing Contacts from Other Address Books
648(7)
Mapping Custom Fields When Importing Contact Data
655(1)
Working with Contacts
656(7)
Viewing and Sorting Your Contacts
657(4)
Editing Contact Information
661(1)
Communicating with Your Contacts
662(1)
Summary
663(2)
Chapter 26 Organizing Your Schedule, Tasks, and Notes
665(26)
Organizing Your Schedule with the Calendar
665(13)
Displaying the Dates You Want to Work With
668(1)
Understanding Appointments, Events, and Meetings
669(1)
Understanding and Using the Calendar Views
669(2)
Creating Appointments and Events
671(3)
Scheduling Meetings
674(4)
Working with Tasks
678(9)
Meeting the Tasks Interface
678(1)
Viewing the Task List
679(1)
Creating a One-Shot Task by Working in the Task List
680(1)
Creating a One-Shot Task Using a Task Window
681(1)
Creating Recurring Tasks
681(2)
Adding Details to a Task
683(1)
Marking a Task for Follow-Up
683(1)
Sending a Status Report on a Task
684(1)
Assigning Tasks to Other People
685(1)
Dealing with Tasks Other People Send to You
686(1)
Taking Notes
687(2)
Meeting the Notes Interface
687(1)
Creating a Note
688(1)
Viewing and Using Your Notes
688(1)
Summary
689(2)
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Guy Hart-Davis is the author of more than 50 computer books, including How to Do Everything with Microsoft Excel 2007 and How to Do Everything with Microsoft Word 2007.