Download or read book Masteringsmall /small Microsoft Office 2000 written by Gini Courter and published by Sybex. This book was released on 1999-06-03 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Master the power of Microsoft Office 2000! The latest version of Microsoft's world-leading office suite is loaded with enhancements designed to improve your productivity at home and in the office. Written by two Office experts, Mastering Microsoft Office 2000 Professional Edition teaches you everything you need to know to get the most out of this powerful collection of programs. Inside, you'll find unparalleled coverage of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Access, and Publisher. Learn to use each product-begin with the basics if you're just getting started, or jump to new or advanced features if you're an experienced user. Either way, you'll quickly reap all the benefits offered by the new Office, including enhanced integration, more powerful macros, easier HTML conversion, and much more. Become a Master: Word 2000 * Create, edit, format, and print impressive documents * Simplify your work by using styles and templates * Create dynamic Web pages in Word Excel 2000 * Create worksheets that use functions and references * Analyze data effectively * Create complex charts, graphs, and Pivot Tables PowerPoint 2000 * Create stunning presentations * Prepare eye-catching handouts * Broadcast presentations using NetShow Access 2000 * Create effective databases * Design forms * Drill down into a table Outlook 2000 * Schedule meetings easily * Manage email efficiently * Use Outlook with Exchange Server Publisher 2000 * Create a publication -- for print or online * Work with graphics and other objects Office-Wide Enhancements * Work directly with online documents using Web Components * Save documents directly to a Web server * Use Install on Demand * Collect and paste multiple items with the extended Clipboard * Head off problems with Detect and Repair * Personalize menus and toolbars * Work in different languages using the Microsoft Language Path * Make the most of integration with Visual Basic, Windows NT, and other BackOffice products * "Collect" and paste multiple items * Use macros and VBA