A teach-yourself guide to using the Access macro language to take control of Access. The easy-to-follow lessons include clear objectives and real-world business examples so you can learn exactly what you need to know, at your own speed. Users learn to create macros and applications for themselves and their business units. The CD offers real-world samples to support each lesson.
Provides step-by-step instructions for using the integrated business programs efficiently and details the use of Word 97, Excel 97, Access 97, PowerPoint 97, Outlook 97, and more.
How to Use presents you with a straightforward, visual approach to learning. The steps and graphics guide you through the tasks you'll need to perform in Office 97.
An in-depth training system for getting up to speed on Microsoft Word 2000 provides easy-to-follow, self-paced lessons and practice files on CD which are tightly integrated with each key procedure. Original. 100,000 first printing. (Beginners).
Organizations everywhere are discovering that Microsoft Excel is a powerful development tool--and now features important Intranet and Internet capabilities. That's why the third edition of this classic is the one-volume reference for application programmers who want fast, easy ways to produce custom business information solutions.
Microsoft Office 97 Professional includes Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Outlook, Bookshelf Basics, and several other programs, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer. Each of the applications and utilities included in the package can be used separately or they can be used together to produce professional looking documents.
With this book and Microsoft Office 97 you'll learn to use the Office Binder to combine related letters, reports, spreadsheets, charts, presentations, and other documents into one cohesive project; save time and effort by automating updates to documents - never again type the same information in more than one place; easily import existing documents and information from previous versions of Office and other programs and combine them in new projects; share a document using e-mail, a network, or an intranet and update the document to reflect coworkers' revisions; use Microsoft Query, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Access together to analyze data; import data from Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel into a database table in Microsoft Access; integrate text, tables, charts, and other information into a presentation; add hyperlinks to information to make it available via the Internet or an intranet; and use Microsoft FrontPage to publish documents on the Internet or an intranet.
A "must have" book, this title shows Office 97 users how to get the most out of the HTML and ActiveX ready capabilities of the newest versions of Microsoft's most popular applications. Readers will be led step-by-step through implementing Office 97 documents on the Web.
