Microsoft Office 2008 for Macintosh: Visual QuickStart Guide
Microsoft's Office 2008 is packed with new tools that will help users work smarter and more efficiently, such as the new Elements Gallery, Word's publication-layout tools, Excel's ledger sheets (templates for common financial tasks), Entourage's improved Exchange Server support, and My Day for tracking appointments and to-do items. In this latest, updated edition of the bestselling Visual QuickStart Guide for Microsoft Office, veteran author Steve Schwartz guides the user along with clear, concise instructions and loads of visual aids that make learning easy and painless.
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Microsoft Office 2008 for Macintosh: Visual QuickStart Guide Reviews
So this manual is absolutely necessary if you want to write a document and actually have some control over formatting. I don't use Excel but I hear tell the new respective versions are also completely screwed up er, I mean, 'improved.' And, needless to say, don't even try to use the 'Help' menu completely useless. I need an aspirin just thinking about it. Both the 2007 Office for PC and the 2008 Office for Mac have unraveled much of what was good, clear, intuitive, and simple in the earlier versions and tangled it all up into arcane and hidden "toolboxes". The manual is a must. And this is, thank God, for a Mac I can't even imagine dealing with Office 2007 AND Vista at the same time. Don't 'upgrade' without it. For example, in Word, I had to look up (.
) how to change margins 'Page setup' just doesn't do it any more. Same for headers and footers the problem there was to look up how to get out of them. God. Microsoft has outdone itself yet again. Unbelievable.
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