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9780789556912

Microsoft Office 2000

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    9780789556912

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    078955691X

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  • Copyright: 1999-12-20
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Summary

This new text from the Shelly Cashman Series goes well beyond the fundamentals by covering more advanced Microsoft Office 2000 functionality for skilled users

Table of Contents

Microsoft Word 2000
Project 7 Working with a Master Document, an Index, and a Table of Contents
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(1)
Project Seven---Master Document, Index, and Table of Contents
4(3)
Starting Word
6(1)
Resetting Menus and Toolbars
6(1)
Displaying Formatting Marks
7(1)
Reviewing a Document
7(15)
Opening a Document
9(1)
Saving the Document with a New Name
9(1)
Zooming Text Width
9(1)
Inserting Comments
10(2)
Tracking Changes
12(2)
Comparing Documents
14(1)
Saving Multiple Versions of a Document
15(1)
Reviewing Comments
16(1)
Deleting Comments
17(1)
Reviewing Tracked Changes
18(4)
Preparing a Document to be Included in a Longer Document
22(14)
Embedding an Excel Worksheet into a Word Document
22(4)
Adding a Caption
26(3)
Creating a Cross-Reference
29(2)
Marking Index Entries
31(1)
Keeping Paragraphs Together
32(2)
Password-Protecting a File
34(2)
Working with a Master Document
36(33)
Creating an Outline
36(2)
Inserting a Subdocument in a Master Document
38(5)
Creating a Subdocument from a Master Document
43(1)
Modifying an Outline
44(2)
Entering Text and Graphics as Part of the Master Document
46(3)
Adding an AutoShape
49(2)
Grouping Drawing Objects
51(3)
Creating a Table of Figures
54(1)
Building an Index
55(2)
Creating a Table of Contents
57(1)
Adding Bookmarks
58(2)
Creating Alternating Headers and Footers
60(2)
Setting a Gutter Margin
62(2)
Opening a Master Document
64(2)
Using the Document Map
66(1)
Modifying the Table of Contents and Index
67(2)
Project Summary
69(1)
What You Should Know
69(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
70(2)
In the Lab
72(7)
Cases and Places
79
Project 8 Creating an Online Form
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(1)
Project Eight---Online Form
4(3)
Starting Word
6(1)
Resetting Menus and Toolbars
6(1)
Displaying Formatting Marks
6(1)
Zooming Page Width
7(1)
Designing on Online Form
7(1)
Creating an Online Form
8(40)
Creating a Template
8(4)
Highlighting Text
12(2)
Inserting a Table into a Form
14(2)
Inserting a Text Box that Accepts Any Text
16(3)
Inserting a Drop-Down List Box
19(6)
Inserting a Text Box that Requires a Number
25(1)
Inserting a Check Box
26(4)
Inserting a Text Box that Displays the Current Date
30(2)
Formatting Form Fields
32(1)
Using the Format Painter Button
33(2)
Adding Help Text to Form Fields
35(3)
Removing Form Field Shading
38(2)
Drawing and Formatting a Rectangle
40(5)
Animating Text
45(2)
Protecting a Form
47(1)
Working with an Online Form
48(7)
Saving Data on the Form
52(3)
Working with Templates
55(2)
Project Summary
57(1)
What You Should Know
58(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
59(1)
In the Lab
60(3)
Cases and Places
63
Project 9 Using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) with Word
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(1)
Project Nine---Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)
4(7)
Starting Word and Opening an Office Document
7(1)
Saving the Document with a New File Name
7(1)
Unprotecting a Document
7(1)
Resetting Menus and Toolbars
8(1)
Displaying Formatting Marks
9(1)
Zooming Page Width
9(1)
Setting a Security Level in Word
9(2)
Modifying a Form
11(14)
Modifying Graphics, Fonts, and Font Sizes
11(2)
Formatting a Character as an In Margin Drop Cap
13(3)
Creating a New Style
16(5)
Filling a Drawing Object with a Bitmap Picture
21(2)
Adding a 3-D Effect to a Drawing Object
23(2)
Using a Macro to Automate a Task
25(14)
Recording and Executing a Macro
25(5)
Assigning a Macro to a Toolbar Button
30(4)
Recording an Automatic Macro
34(5)
Editing a Recorded Macro
39(7)
Viewing a Macro's VBA Code
39(2)
Adding Comments to a Macro
41(2)
Modifying Existing Code in a Macro
43(1)
Entering Code Statements
44(2)
Creating a Macro from Scratch Using VBA
46(7)
Modifying Form Field Options
46(2)
Inserting a Procedure for the Macro
48(2)
Planning and Writing a VBA Procedure
50(2)
Running a Macro When a User Exits a Form Field
52(1)
Adding an ActiveX Control to a Form
53(12)
Inserting an ActiveX Control
53(2)
Formatting the ActiveX Control
55(2)
Setting Properties of an ActiveX Control
57(2)
Writing the Macro for the ActiveX Control
59(3)
More About Visual Basic for Applications
62(1)
Testing the Online Form
63(1)
Copying, Renaming, and Deleting Macros
64(1)
Project Summary
65(1)
What You Should Know
66(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
67(1)
In the Lab
68(5)
Cases and Places
73
Integration Feature Linking an Excel Worksheet and Charting Its Data in Word
Introduction
1(2)
Starting Word and Opening a Document
3(1)
Saving the Document with a New File Name
3(1)
Linking an Excel Worksheet
3(3)
Creating a Chart from an Excel Worksheet
6(6)
Editing a Linked Worksheet
12(1)
Integration Feature Summary
13(1)
In the Lab
14
Microsoft Excel 2000
Project 7 Using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) with Excel
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(1)
Project Seven---Golden Years.Com's 401(k) Planning Worksheet
4(5)
Starting Excel and Opening a Workbook
6(1)
Gaining Confidence in a Workbook Created
7(2)
Someone Else
Unprotecting a Password-Protected Worksheet
9(1)
Recording a Macro and Assigning It to a Toolbar Button and Menu Command
10(14)
Recording a Macro
11(4)
Opening a Workbook with a Macro and Executing the Macro
15(1)
Viewing a Macro's VBA Code
16(2)
Customizing Toolbars and Menus
18(6)
Creating a Procedure to Automate the 401(k) Data Entry
24(16)
Create the User Interface
27(2)
Set the Properties
29(2)
Write the VBA Code
31(4)
More About Visual Basic for Applications
35(1)
Testing the 401(k) Data Entry Procedure
36(4)
Creating an Adjustment Center to Automate the 401(k) Data Entry
40(31)
Create the User Interface
41(4)
Set the Properties
45(16)
Write the Code
61(8)
Testing the Controls
69(1)
Quitting Excel
70(1)
Project Summary
71(1)
What You Should Know
71(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
72(1)
In the Lab
73(7)
Cases and Places
80
Project 8 Auditing, Data Validation, and Solving Complex Problems
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(4)
Project Eight---Union Cafeteria Menu Planning Worksheet
8(1)
Starting Excel and Opening a Workbook
8(1)
Auditing
9(6)
Displaying the Auditing Toolbar
10(1)
Tracing Precedents with the Auditing Toolbar
11(1)
Removing Precedents Arrows with the Auditing Toolbar
12(1)
Tracing Dependents with the Auditing Toolbar
12(1)
Removing All Arrows with the Auditing Toolbar
13(2)
Data Validation, Trial and Error, and Goal Seek
15(8)
Adding Data Validation to Cells
16(3)
Using Trial and Error to Solve a Complex Problem
19(2)
Goal Seeking to Solve a Complex Problem
21(2)
Using Solver to Solve Complex Problems
23(9)
Using Solver to Find the Optimal Combination of Servings
25(6)
Viewing a Solver Answer Report
31(1)
Saving the Workbook with Passwords
32(3)
Using Scenario Manager to Analyze Data
35(13)
Saving the Current Data as a Scenario
35(4)
Creating a New Scenario
39(2)
Using Solver to Find a New Solution
41(4)
Saving the Second Solver Solution as a Scenario
45(2)
Showing a Scenario
47(1)
Summarizing Scenarios
48(6)
Creating a Scenario Summary Worksheet
49(2)
Working with an Outlined Worksheet
51(1)
Creating a Scenario PivotTable
52(2)
Changing the Properties on a Workbook
54(2)
Quitting Excel
55(1)
Project Summary
56(1)
What You Should Know
56(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
57(1)
In the Lab
58(5)
Cases and Places
63
Project 9 Importing External Data, Tracking and Routing Changes, and Creating Data Maps, PivotCharts, and PivotTables
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(1)
Project Nine---Burrito Land Sales Analysis
5(4)
Starting Excel and Opening a Workbook
8(1)
Importing Files
9(14)
Importing Text Files
9(4)
Importing Access Tables
13(5)
Importing Data from a Web Page
18(4)
Replicating Formulas
22(1)
Saving the Workbook with a New File Name
23(1)
Preparing the Workbook for Routing
23(7)
Inserting Comments
23(2)
Collaborating on Workbooks
25(1)
Tracking Changes
25(2)
Routing the Workbook
27(3)
Reviewing Tracked Changes
30(5)
Reviewing the Routed Workbook
30(5)
Creating a Data Map
35(10)
Adding the Map Button to the Standard Toolbar
36(1)
Creating the Data Map
36(3)
Changing the Map's Features
39(2)
Formatting a Data Map and Adding Column Chart Symbols
41(4)
Creating and Formatting PivotCharts and PivotTables
45(16)
Creating a PivotChart
45(4)
Adding Data to the PivotChart
49(2)
Formatting a PivotChart
51(3)
Changing the View of a PivotChart
54(3)
PivotChart and PivotTable Relationships
57(1)
Formatting a PivotTable
57(2)
Interacting with the PivotTable
59(2)
Quitting Excel
61(1)
Merging Workbooks
61(1)
Project Summary
62(1)
What You Should Know
62(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
63(2)
In the Lab
65(5)
Cases and Places
70
Web Feature Creating a PivotTable List Web Page Using Excel
Introduction
1(2)
Saving a Worksheet Database as a PivotTable List
3(2)
Viewing the PivotTable List Using Your Browser
5(1)
Changing the View of the PivotTable List
6(7)
Using the Field Drop-Down Arrows to Display Records That Pass a Test
6(2)
Adding Summary Totals
8(1)
Sorting Columns of Data
9(1)
Dragging Data Fields to the Row Field Area
10(1)
Dragging Data Fields to the Filter Field Area
11(2)
Removing Fields and Adding Fields to a PivotTable List
13(2)
Improving the Appearance of a PivotTable List
15(1)
Web Feature Summary
15(1)
What You Should Know
15(1)
In the Lab
16
Microsoft Access 2000
Project 7 Creating a Report Using Design View
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(4)
Opening the Database
8(1)
Creating the Additional Tables
9(2)
Creating the New Tables
9(1)
Importing the Data
10(1)
Changing the Layout
11(4)
Relating Several Tables
12(1)
Creating a Lookup Wizard Field
13(2)
Creating Join Queries
15(9)
Creating a Query
15(1)
Changing Join Properties
16(1)
Changing Field Properties
17(1)
Running the Query and Changing the Layout
18(1)
Filtering the Query's Recordset
19(1)
Creating a Parameter Query
20(2)
Running a Parameter Query
22(1)
Creating Queries for Reports
23(1)
Creating a Report
24(23)
Creating the Initial Report
24(3)
Adding the Fields
27(1)
Saving the Report
28(1)
Adding a Subreport
29(4)
Modifying the Subreport
33(5)
Moving the Subreport
38(1)
Adding a Date
39(2)
Adding a Page Number
41(1)
Bolding Labels
42(1)
Adding a Title
43(3)
Changing Margins
46(1)
Printing a Report
46(1)
Mailing Labels
47(4)
Creating Labels
47(4)
Printing the Labels
51(1)
Closing the Database
51(1)
Project Summary
52(1)
What You Should Know
52(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
53(2)
In the Lab
55(9)
Cases and Places
64
Project 8 Customizing Forms Using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), Charts, and PivotTable Objects
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(3)
Project Eight---Using Advanced Form Techniques
7(10)
Opening the Database
7(1)
Enhancing the Form
7(1)
Adding Command Buttons to the Form
8(5)
Using the Buttons
13(1)
Modifying the Add Record Button
14(3)
Creating and Using Combo Boxes
17(16)
Creating a Combo Box
17(4)
Using the Combo Box
21(2)
Issues with the Combo Box
23(1)
Modifying the Combo Box
23(5)
Using the Modified Combo Box
28(2)
Placing a Rectangle
30(2)
Closing and Saving a Form
32(1)
Opening a Form
32(1)
Creating a Form Using Design View
33(13)
Creating a Query for the Subform
33(1)
Creating the Form
34(1)
Placing a Subform
35(3)
Closing and Saving the Form
38(1)
Modifying the Subform
38(2)
Resizing the Subform
40(1)
Inserting a Chart
40(4)
Inserting an Additional Chart
44(1)
Adding a Title
45(1)
Creating and Using PivotTable Forms
46(6)
Creating a PivotTable Form
47(3)
Using the PivotTable Form
50(1)
Closing the Database
51(1)
Project Summary
52(1)
What You Should Know
52(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
53(2)
In the Lab
55(7)
Cases and Places
62
Project 9 Administering a Database System
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(2)
Project Nine---Administering a Database System
6(1)
Opening the Database
6(1)
Using Microsoft Access Tools
6(1)
Converting a Database to an Earlier Version
6(1)
Using the Analyze Tool
7(7)
Using the Table Analyzer
7(4)
Using the Performance Analyzer
11(1)
Using the Documenter
12(2)
Integrity and Security Features
14(12)
Using Input Masks
14(2)
Specifying Referential Integrity Options
16(2)
Updating Tables with the Cascade Options
18(2)
Setting Startup Options
20(1)
Setting Passwords
21(2)
Encrypting a Database
23(1)
Removing a Password
24(2)
Creating a Grouped Data Access Page
26(6)
Previewing the Data Access Page
29(3)
Using Replication
32(4)
Creating a Replica
32(1)
Using a Replica
32(2)
Synchronizing the Design Master and the Replica
34(2)
SQL
36(20)
Creating a New SQL Query
36(1)
Including Only Certain Fields
37(1)
Preparing to Enter a New SQL Command
38(1)
Including All Fields
39(1)
Using a Criterion Involving a Numeric Field
40(1)
Using a Criterion Involving a Text Field
41(1)
Using Compound Criteria
42(1)
Using NOT in a Criterion
43(1)
Using Computed Fields
44(1)
Sorting the Results
45(1)
Using Built-In Functions
46(1)
Using Multiple Functions in the Same Command
47(1)
Using Grouping
48(2)
Restricting the Groups that Display
50(1)
Joining Tables
51(2)
Restricting the Records in a Join
53(1)
Joining Multiple Tables
54(2)
Closing the Query
56(1)
Comparison with Access-Generated SQL
56(1)
Closing the Database
57(1)
Project Summary
58(1)
What You Should Know
58(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
59(1)
In the Lab
60(5)
Cases and Places
65
Integration Feature Using Access Data in Other Applications
Introduction
1(2)
Opening the Database
3(1)
Using the Export Command to Export Data to Excel
3(3)
Using Drag-and-Drop to Export Data to Word
6(2)
Using the Export Command to Create a Snapshot
8(2)
Closing the Database
10(1)
Integration Feature Summary
11(1)
What You Should Know
11(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
12
Microsoft PowerPoint 2000
Project 5 Creating a Self-Running Presentation Using Animation Effects
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(2)
Project Five---Half-Hour Workout
6(3)
Starting a New Presentation
6(1)
Creating the Title Slide in Slide View
7(2)
Adding a Presentation within a Presentation
9(4)
Inserting a Slide from Another Presentation
9(4)
Creating a New Slide with Animated Clip Art
13(6)
Inserting a New Slide, Choosing a Layout, and Adding Text
13(2)
Increasing the Right Object Area Placeholder Width
15(1)
Inserting Animated Clip Art
16(1)
Moving the Animated Clip Art
17(1)
Sizing the Animated Clip Art
18(1)
Saving the Presentation
19(1)
Inserting an Excel Chart
19(6)
Scaling an Excel Chart
24(1)
Building a PowerPoint Chart
25(11)
Creating a New Slide, Choosing the Chart AutoLayout, and Typing the Title Text
26(1)
Selecting a Different Chart Type
26(3)
Replacing the Sample Data
29(4)
Adding a Chart Title and Data Labels
33(3)
Adding a Table from Word
36(2)
Inserting and Formatting an AutoShape
38(7)
Inserting an AutoShape
39(2)
Adding a Shadow to an AutoShape
41(1)
Adding Text to an AutoShape
42(1)
Rotating an AutoShape
43(2)
Animating the AutoShape Object
45(1)
Omitting Background Graphics and Changing the Background Color
45(3)
Applying Custom Animation
48(4)
Setting the Animation Order
48(2)
Changing the Slide Timing
50(2)
Creating a Self-Running Presentation
52(2)
Setting Timings for the Slide Show
54(4)
Adding Slide Transition and Text Preset Animation Effects
58(3)
Saving the Presentation
59(1)
Starting the Self-Running Presentation
59(1)
Printing Slides as Handouts
59(2)
Project Summary
61(1)
What You Should Know
61(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
62(2)
In the Lab
64(9)
Cases and Places
73
Project 6 Using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) with PowerPoint
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(2)
Project Six---Creating an Electronic Portfolio
6(3)
Opening a Presentation and Saving It with a New File Name
7(2)
Creating a Toolbar and Adding Two Buttons
9(6)
Creating and Customizing a Toolbar
9(5)
Saving the Presentation
14(1)
Recording a Macro and Assigning It to a Menu Command
15(10)
Recording a Macro
15(4)
Customizing a Menu
19(3)
Opening a Presentation Containing a Macro and Executing the Macro
22(1)
Viewing a Macro's VBA Code
23(2)
Creating a Form to Customize the Presentation
25(43)
Create the User Interface
26(1)
Opening the Visual Basic IDE and a New Form
27(1)
Changing the Form Size and Arranging the Toolbox Position
28(2)
Adding Controls
30(10)
Set the Control Properties
40(7)
Saving the Form
47(1)
Write the VBA Code
47(3)
More About Visual Basic for Applications
50(16)
Adding a Button to Run the Form
66(1)
Saving the Presentation
67(1)
Testing the Controls
67(1)
Quitting PowerPoint
68(1)
Project Summary
68(1)
What You Should Know
69(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
70(1)
In the Lab
71(9)
Cases and Places
80
Web Feature Distributing Presentations to Remote Audiences
Introduction
1(1)
Part 1---Saving the Presentation Using the Pack and Go Wizard
2(4)
Unpacking a Presentation
6(1)
Part 2---Discussing and Subscribing to a Publication
7(6)
Opening a File in a Web Folder
8(1)
Starting Web Discussions
9(2)
Subscribing to a Publication
11(2)
Ending the Discussion
13(1)
Web Feature Summary
13(1)
What You Should Know
13(1)
In the Lab
14
APPENDIX A Microsoft Office 2000 Help System 1(1)
Using the Microsoft Office Help System
1(1)
The Office Assistant
2(3)
Showing and Hiding the Office Assistant
3(1)
Turning the Office Assistant On and Off
3(1)
Using the Office Assistant
4(1)
The Microsoft Word Help Window
5(4)
Using the Contents Sheet
6(1)
Using the Answer Wizard Sheet
7(1)
Using the Index Sheet
8(1)
What's This? Command and Question Mark Button
9(1)
What's This? Command
9(1)
Question Mark Button
9(1)
Office on the Web Command
10(1)
Other Help Commands
10(1)
WordPerfect Help Command
10(1)
Detect and Repair Command
10(1)
About Microsoft Word Command
10(1)
Use Help
11
APPENDIX B Publishing Office Web Pages to a Web Server 1(1)
APPENDIX C Resetting the Menus and Toolbars 1(1)
APPENDIX D Microsoft Office User Specialist Certification Program 1
Why Should You Get Certified?
1(1)
The MOUS Exams
1(1)
How Can You Prepare for the MOUS Exams?
2(1)
How to Find an Authorized Testing Center
2(1)
Shelly Cashman Series MOUS Web Page
2(1)
Microsoft Office 2000 User Specialist Certification Map
3
Microsoft Word 2000 User Specialist Certification Map
3(2)
Microsoft Excel 2000 User Specialist Certification Map
5(2)
Microsoft Access 2000 User Specialist Certification Map
7(2)
Microsoft PowerPoint 2000 User Specialist Certification Map
9
Index I.1
Microsoft Office 2000 Quick Reference Summary QR.1

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