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9781418859480

Microsoft Office 2003: Brief Concepts and Techniques

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Summary

This new second edition includes sufficient material for a first course on Office 2003 applications. Challenge students with all new In the Lab exercises. Help students reinforce key skills with Case Studies and online tools on the Companion Web site. Our Microsoft Office 2003, Second Edition books continue with the innovation, quality, and reliability that you have come to expect from the Shelly Cashman Series.

Table of Contents

Preface ix
To the Student xiv
Microsoft: Windows XP and Office 2003
Project One: Introduction to Microsoft Windows XP and Office 2003
Objectives
4(1)
Introduction
4(1)
Microsoft Windows XP Operating Systems
4(2)
Microsoft Windows XP Professional
6(5)
What Is a User Interface?
6(1)
Launching Microsoft Windows XP
7(1)
The Windows XP User Interface
8(1)
Logging On to the Computer
9(2)
The Windows XP Desktop
11(26)
Displaying the Start Menu
11(4)
Adding an Icon to the Desktop
15(2)
Opening a Window Using a Desktop Icon
17(1)
The My Computer Window
18(1)
Minimizing a Window
19(2)
Maximizing and Restoring a Window
21(3)
Closing a Window
24(1)
Opening a Window Using the Start Menu
25(2)
The My Documents Window
27(1)
Moving a Window by Dragging
27(1)
Expanding an Area
28(2)
Scrolling in a Window
30(2)
Sizing a Window by Dragging
32(1)
Collapsing an Area
33(1)
Resizing a Window
34(1)
Closing a Window
34(1)
Deleting a Desktop Icon by Right-Dragging
35(1)
Summary of Mouse and Windows Operations
36(1)
The Keyboard and Keyboard Shortcuts
37(1)
Launching an Application Program
37(3)
Launching an Application Using the Start Menu
38(2)
Windows Explorer
40(10)
Launching Windows Explorer
40(2)
Expanding a Folder
42(1)
Expanding a Drive
43(2)
Displaying Files and Folders in Windows Explorer
45(1)
Displaying Drive and Folder Contents
45(1)
Launching an Application Program from Windows Explorer
46(3)
Closing Folder Expansions
49(1)
Copying, Moving, Renaming, and Deleting Files in Windows Explorer
50(7)
Copying Files in Windows Explorer
51(1)
Displaying the Contents of the My Pictures Folder
52(1)
Renaming Files and Folders
53(2)
Deleting Files in Windows Explorer
55(1)
Removing the Status Bar
56(1)
Quitting Windows Explorer
57(1)
Using Help and Support
57(6)
Launching Help and Support
57(2)
Browsing for Help Topics in the Table of Contents
59(2)
Using the Help and Support Center Index
61(2)
Logging Off and Turning Off the Computer
63(4)
What Is Microsoft Office 2003?
67(2)
The Internet, World Wide Web, and Intranets
68(1)
Office and the Internet
68(1)
Microsoft Office Word 2003
69(2)
Word and the Internet
70(1)
Microsoft Office Excel 2003
71(2)
Excel and the Internet
71(2)
Microsoft Office Access 2003
73(2)
Access and the Internet
73(2)
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003
75(2)
PowerPoint and the Internet
76(1)
The Web Toolbar
77(1)
Microsoft Office Publisher 2003
77(1)
Publisher and the Internet
78(1)
Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003
78(1)
Microsoft Office Outlook 2003
79(2)
The Microsoft Office 2003 Help System
81(1)
Project Summary
82(1)
What You Should Know
82(1)
Learn It Online
83(1)
In the Lab
84
Microsoft® Office: Word 2003
Project One: Creating and Editing a Word Document
Objectives
4(1)
What Is Microsoft Office Word 2003?
4(1)
Project One --- Grand Prix Announcement
5(1)
Starting and Customizing Word
6(4)
The Word Window
10(6)
Document Window
10(2)
Menu Bar and Toolbars
12(3)
Resetting Menus and Toolbars
15(1)
Speech Recognition
16(1)
Entering Text
16(12)
Typing Text
17(3)
Entering Blank Lines in a Document
20(1)
Displaying Formatting Marks
20(2)
Entering More Text
22(1)
Using Wordwrap
22(1)
Entering Text that Scrolls the Document Window
23(2)
Checking Spelling and Grammar as You Type
25(3)
Saving a Document
28(3)
Formatting Paragraphs and Characters in a Document
31(14)
Selecting and Formatting Paragraphs and Characters
33(1)
Selecting Multiple Paragraphs
33(1)
Changing the Font Size of Text
34(2)
Changing the Font of Text
36(1)
Right-Align a Paragraph
36(2)
Center a Paragraph
38(1)
Undoing, Redoing, and Repeating Commands or Actions
39(1)
Selecting a Line and Formatting It
40(1)
Italicizing Text
41(1)
Underlining Text
42(1)
Scrolling
43(1)
Selecting a Group of Words
43(1)
Bolding Text
44(1)
Inserting Clip Art in a Word Document
45(6)
Inserting Clip Art
46(3)
Resizing a Graphic
49(2)
Saving an Existing Document with the Same File Name
51(2)
Printing a Document
53(1)
Quitting Word
54(1)
Starting Word and Opening a Document
55(1)
Correcting Errors
56(4)
Types of Changes Made to Documents
56(1)
Inserting Text in an Existing Document
57(1)
Deleting Text from an Existing Document
58(1)
Closing the Entire Document
59(1)
Word Help System
60(2)
Using the Type a Question for Help Box
60(2)
Quitting Word
62(1)
Project Summary
62(1)
What You Should Know
63(1)
Learn It Online
64(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
65(2)
In the Lab
67(4)
Cases and Places
71(3)
Project Two: Creating a Research Paper
Objectives
74(1)
Introduction
74(1)
Project Two --- Biometrics Research Paper
74(3)
MLA Documentation Style
76(1)
Starting and Customizing Word
76(1)
Displaying Formatting Marks
77(1)
Changing the Margins
77(2)
Adjusting Line Spacing
79(2)
Using a Header to Number Pages
81(3)
Headers and Footers
81(1)
Entering Text Using Click and Type
82(1)
Entering a Page Number into the Header
83(1)
Typing the Body of a Research Paper
84(18)
Applying Formatting Using Shortcut Keys
85(2)
Saving the Research Paper
87(1)
Indenting Paragraphs
87(2)
Using Word's AutoCorrect Feature
89(4)
Adding Footnotes
93(2)
Modifying a Style
95(5)
Using Word Count
100(1)
Automatic Page Breaks
101(1)
Recounting Words in a Document
102(1)
Creating an Alphabetical Works Cited Page
102(8)
Manual Page Breaks
103(1)
Centering the Title of the Works Cited Page
104(1)
Creating a Hanging Indent
104(2)
Inserting Arrows, Faces, and Other Symbols Automatically
106(1)
Creating a Hyperlink
107(2)
Sorting Paragraphs
109(1)
Proofing and Revising the Research Paper
110(12)
Going to a Specific Location in a Document
110(2)
Moving Text
112(3)
Smart Tags
115(1)
Finding and Replacing Text
116(1)
Finding Text
117(1)
Finding and Inserting a Synonym
118(1)
Checking Spelling and Grammar at Once
119(1)
Saving Again and Printing the Document
120(1)
Working with Main and Custom Dictionaries
121(1)
Navigating to a Hyperlink
122(1)
E-Mailing a Copy of the Research Paper
123(1)
Using the Research Task Pane
124(2)
Project Summary
126(1)
What You Should Know
127(1)
Learn It Online
128(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
129(1)
In the Lab
130(5)
Cases and Places
135
Microsoft® Office: Excel 2003
Project One: Creating a Worksheet and an Embedded Chart
Objectives
4(1)
What Is Microsoft Office Excel 2003?
4(1)
Project One --- Extreme Blading Second Quarter Sales
5(1)
Starting and Customizing Excel
6(3)
The Excel Worksheet
9(2)
The Worksheet
10(1)
Worksheet Window
11(4)
Menu Bar
11(2)
Standard Toolbar and Formatting Toolbar
13(1)
Formula Bar
14(1)
Status Bar
14(1)
Speech Recognition and Speech Playback
15(1)
Selecting a Cell
16(1)
Entering Text
16(5)
Entering the Worksheet Titles
17(1)
Correcting a Mistake while Typing
18(1)
AutoCorrect
18(1)
Entering Column Titles
19(1)
Entering Row Titles
20(1)
Entering Numbers
21(2)
Calculating a Sum
23(1)
Using the Fill Handle to Copy a Cell to Adjacent Cells
24(4)
Determining Multiple Totals at the Same Time
26(2)
Formatting the Worksheet
28(8)
Font Type, Style, Size, and Color
28(1)
Changing the Font Type
29(1)
Bolding a Cell
30(1)
Increasing the Font Size
30(1)
Changing the Font Color of a Cell Entry
31(1)
Centering a Cell Entry across Columns by Merging Cells
32(1)
Formatting the Worksheet Subtitle
33(1)
Using AutoFormat to Format the Body of a Worksheet
34(2)
Using the Name Box to Select a Cell
36(2)
Adding a 3-D Clustered Column Chart to the Worksheet
38(4)
Saving a Workbook
42(2)
Printing a Worksheet
44(2)
Quitting Excel
46(1)
Starting Excel and Opening a Workbook
47(1)
AutoCalculate
48(2)
Correcting Errors
50(3)
Correcting Errors While You Are Typing Data into a Cell
50(1)
Correcting Errors After Entering Data into a Cell
50(1)
Undoing the Last Cell Entry
51(1)
Clearing a Cell or Range of Cells
52(1)
Clearing the Entire Worksheet
52(1)
Excel Help System
53(2)
Obtaining Help Using the Type a Question for Help Box on the Menu Bar
53(1)
Quitting Excel
54(1)
Project Summary
55(1)
What You Should Know
55(1)
Learn It Online
56(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
57(1)
In the Lab
58(5)
Cases and Places
63(3)
Project Two: Formulas, Functions, Formatting, and Web Queries
Objectives
66(1)
Introduction
66(1)
Project Two --- Blue Chip Stock Club Investment Analysis
67(3)
Starting and Customizing Excel
69(1)
Entering the Titles and Numbers into the Worksheet
70(2)
Entering Formulas
72(8)
Order of Operations
74(1)
Entering Formulas Using Point Mode
75(2)
Copying Formulas Using the Fill Handle
77(1)
Smart Tags and Option Buttons
78(1)
Determining Totals Using the AutoSum Button
79(1)
Determining the Total Percent Gain/Loss
80(1)
Using the AVERAGE, MAX, and MIN Functions
80(9)
Determining the Average of a Range of Numbers
81(1)
Determining the Highest Number in a Range of Numbers
82(2)
Determining the Lowest Number in a Range of Numbers
84(3)
Copying the AVERAGE, MAX, and MIN Functions
87(1)
Saving a Workbook Using the Same File Name
88(1)
Verifying Formulas Using Range Finder
89(1)
Formatting the Worksheet
90(21)
Changing the Font and Centering the Worksheet Title and Subtitle
91(3)
Changing the Background and Font Colors and Applying a Box Border to the Worksheet Title and Subtitle
94(2)
Applying Formats to the Column Titles
96(1)
Centering the Stock Symbols and Formatting the Dates and Numbers in the Worksheet
96(2)
Formatting Numbers Using the Formatting Toolbar
98(2)
Applying a Thick Bottom Border to the Row above the Total Row and Bolding the Total Row Titles
100(1)
Formatting Numbers Using the Format Cells Command on the Shortcut Menu
100(2)
Formatting Numbers Using the Percent Style Button and Increase Decimal Button
102(1)
Conditional Formatting
103(4)
Changing the Widths of Columns and Heights of Rows
107(1)
Changing the Widths of Columns
107(3)
Changing the Heights of Rows
110(1)
Checking Spelling
111(2)
Previewing and Printing the Worksheet
113(5)
Printing a Section of the Worksheet
116(2)
Displaying and Printing the Formulas Version of the Worksheet
118(2)
Changing the Print Scaling Option Back to 100%
120(1)
Importing External Data from a Web Source Using a Web Query
120(4)
Changing the Worksheet Names
124(1)
E-Mailing a Workbook from within Excel
125(2)
Saving the Workbook and Quitting Excel
126(1)
Project Summary
127(1)
What You Should Know
127(2)
Learn It Online
129(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
130(2)
In the Lab
132(10)
Cases and Places
142
Microsoft® Office: Access 2003
Project One: Creating and Using a Database
Objectives
4(1)
What Is Microsoft Office Access 2003?
4(1)
What Is New in Access?
4(1)
Project One --- Ashton James College Database
5(2)
Starting Access
7(2)
Speech Recognition
9(1)
Creating a New Database
10(2)
The Access Window
12(3)
Title Bar
12(1)
Menu Bar
12(1)
Toolbars
13(1)
Taskbar
13(1)
Status Bar
13(1)
Database Window
13(1)
Shortcut Menus
13(2)
AutoCorrect
15(1)
Creating a Table
15(6)
Defining the Fields
18(3)
Correcting Errors in the Structure
21(1)
Closing and Saving a Table
21(1)
Adding Records to a Table
22(3)
Correcting Errors in the Data
25(1)
Closing a Table and Database and Quitting Access
25(1)
Opening a Database
26(1)
Adding Additional Records
27(2)
Previewing and Printing the Contents of a Table
29(3)
Creating Additional Tables
32(2)
Adding Records to the Additional Table
33(1)
Using Queries
34(4)
Using a Query
36(2)
Using a Form to View Data
38(4)
Creating a Form
38(1)
Closing and Saving the Form
39(1)
Opening the Saved Form
40(1)
Using the Form
41(1)
Switching Between Form View and Datasheet View
41(1)
Creating a Report
42(5)
Printing the Report
46(1)
Closing the Database
47(1)
Access Help System
47(3)
Obtaining Help Using the Type a Question for Help Box on the Menu Bar
48(2)
Quitting Access
50(1)
Designing a Database
50(2)
Project Summary
52(1)
What You Should Know
52(1)
Learn It Online
53(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
54(2)
In the Lab
56(7)
Cases and Places
63(3)
Project Two: Querying a Database Using the Select Query Window
Objectives
66(1)
Introduction
66(1)
Project Two --- Querying the Ashton James College Database
66(2)
Opening the Database
68(1)
Creating and Running Queries
68(7)
Using the Select Query Window
70(1)
Displaying Selected Fields in a Query
70(1)
Running a Query
71(1)
Printing the Results of a Query
72(1)
Returning to the Select Query Window
72(1)
Closing a Query
73(1)
Including All Fields in a Query
74(1)
Clearing the Design Grid
75(1)
Entering Criteria
75(10)
Using Text Data in Criteria
75(1)
Using Wildcards
76(1)
Criteria for a Field Not in the Result
77(2)
Creating a Parameter Query
79(1)
Saving a Query
80(1)
Using a Saved Query
81(1)
Using Numeric Data in Criteria
81(1)
Using Comparison Operators
82(1)
Using Compound Criteria
83(1)
Using AND Criteria
84(1)
Using OR Criteria
84(1)
Sorting Data in a Query
85(5)
Omitting Duplicates
87(1)
Sorting on Multiple Keys
88(1)
Creating a Top-Values Query
89(1)
Joining Tables
90(6)
Changing Join Properties
93(2)
Restricting Records in a Join
95(1)
Calculations
96(8)
Using Calculated Fields
96(2)
Changing Format and Caption
98(1)
Calculating Statistics
99(2)
Using Criteria in Calculating Statistics
101(1)
Grouping
102(2)
Crosstab Queries
104(2)
Closing a Database and Quitting Access
106(1)
Project Summary
106(1)
What You Should Know
107(1)
Learn It Online
108(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
109(1)
In the Lab
110(2)
Cases and Places
112
Microsoft® Office: PowerPoint 2003
Project One: Using a Design Template and Text Slide Layout to Create a Presentation
Objectives
4(3)
What Is Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003?
7(1)
Project One --- Strategies for College Success
7(1)
Starting and Customizing PowerPoint
8(3)
The PowerPoint Window
11(7)
PowerPoint Views
12(1)
Placeholders, Text Areas, Mouse Pointer, and Scroll Bars
13(1)
Status Bar, Menu Bar, Standard Toolbar, Formatting Toolbar, and Drawing Toolbar
14(4)
Speech Recognition
18(1)
Choosing a Design Template
18(3)
Creating a Title Slide
21(3)
Entering the Presentation Title
21(1)
Correcting a Mistake When Typing
22(1)
Entering the Presentation Subtitle
23(1)
Text Attributes
24(3)
Changing the Style of Text to Italic
25(1)
Changing the Font Size
26(1)
Saving the Presentation on a Floppy Disk
27(3)
Adding a New Slide to a Presentation
30(2)
Creating a Text Slide with a Single-Level Bulleted List
32(3)
Entering a Slide Title
32(1)
Selecting a Text Placeholder
33(1)
Typing a Single-Level Bulleted List
33(2)
Creating a Text Slide with a Multi-Level Bulleted List
35(7)
Adding New Slides and Entering Slide Titles
35(1)
Typing a Multi-Level Bulleted List
36(4)
Creating a Third-Level Paragraph
40(2)
Ending a Slide Show with a Black Slide
42(1)
Saving a Presentation with the Same File Name
43(1)
Moving to Another Slide in Normal View
44(2)
Using the Scroll Box on the Slide Pane to Move to Another Slide
44(2)
Viewing the Presentation in Slide Show View
46(4)
Starting Slide Show View
46(1)
Advancing Through a Slide Show Manually
47(1)
Using the Popup Menu to Go to a Specific Slide
48(1)
Using the Popup Menu to End a Slide Show
49(1)
Quitting PowerPoint
50(1)
Starting PowerPoint and Opening a Presentation
51(2)
Checking a Presentation for Spelling and Consistency
53(3)
Checking a Presentation for Spelling Errors
53(1)
Starting the Spelling Checker
54(2)
Correcting Errors
56(1)
Types of Corrections Made to Presentations
56(1)
Deleting Text
56(1)
Replacing Text in an Existing Slide
56(1)
Displaying a Presentation in Black and White
56(3)
Printing a Presentation
59(3)
Saving Before Printing
59(1)
Printing the Presentation
60(1)
Making a Transparency
61(1)
PowerPoint Help System
62(3)
Obtaining Help Using the Type a Question for Help Box on the Menu Bar
62(2)
Quitting PowerPoint
64(1)
Project Summary
65(1)
What You Should Know
66(1)
Learn It Online
67(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
68(1)
In the Lab
69(10)
Cases and Places
79(3)
Project Two: Using the Outline Tab and Clip Art to Create a Slide Show
Objectives
82(1)
Introduction
82(1)
Project Two --- Healthy Eating, Healthy Living
82(2)
Starting and Customizing PowerPoint
84(1)
Using the Outline Tab
85(3)
Creating a Presentation on the Outline Tab
88(1)
Creating a Title Slide on the Outline Tab
88(1)
Adding a Slide on the Outline Tab
89(1)
Creating Text Slides with Multi-Level Bulleted Lists on the Outline Tab
90(4)
Creating a Second Text Slide with a Multi-Level Bulleted List
91(1)
Creating a Third Text Slide with a Multi-Level Bulleted List
92(1)
Creating a Closing Slide on the Outline Tab
93(1)
Saving a Presentation
94(1)
Reviewing a Presentation in Slide Sorter View
95(2)
Changing Slide Layout
97(2)
Adding Clip Art to a Slide
99(7)
Inserting Clip Art into a Content Placeholder
100(3)
Inserting a Second Clip into a Slide
103(1)
Inserting Clip Art into a Slide without a Content Placeholder
104(2)
Smart Tags
106(1)
Using the Automatic Layout Options Button to Undo a Layout Change
107(1)
Moving Clip Art
108(1)
Changing the Size of Clip Art
108(2)
Inserting, Moving, and Sizing a Clip into a Slide
110(2)
Saving the Presentation Again
111(1)
Adding a Header and Footer to Outline Pages
112(2)
Using the Notes and Handouts Sheet to Add Headers and Footers
112(2)
Applying Animation Schemes
114(2)
Adding an Animation Scheme to a Slide Show
114(2)
Animating Clip Art
116(4)
Adding Animation Effects
116(3)
Saving the Presentation Again
119(1)
Running an Animated Slide Show
120(2)
Printing a Presentation Created on the Outline Tab
122(4)
Printing an Outline
122(3)
Printing Presentation Slides
125(1)
E-Mailing a Slide Show from within PowerPoint
126(2)
Saving and Quitting PowerPoint
128(1)
Project Summary
128(1)
What You Should Know
129(1)
Learn It Online
130(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
131(1)
In the Lab
132(6)
Cases and Places
138(3)
Web Feature: Creating a Presentation on the Web Using PowerPoint
Objectives
141(1)
Introduction
141(2)
Using Web Page Preview and Saving a PowerPoint Presentation as a Web Page
143(8)
Previewing the Presentation as a Web Page
143(3)
Saving a PowerPoint Presentation as a Web Page to a New Folder
146(3)
File Management Tools in PowerPoint
149(1)
Viewing the Web Page Using Your Browser
149(2)
Editing a Web Page through a Browser
151(3)
Publishing a Web Page
154(3)
Web Feature Summary
157(1)
What You Should Know
157(1)
In the Lab
158
Appendix A. Microsoft Office Help System
Using the Microsoft Office Help System
1(1)
Navigating the Word Help System
2(6)
The Office Assistant
6(1)
Question Mark Button in Dialog Boxes and Help Icon in Task Panes
7(1)
Other Help Commands on the Help Menu
8(2)
Use Help
10(1)
Appendix B. Speech and Handwriting Recognition and Speech Playback
Introduction
11(4)
The Language Bar
11(1)
Buttons on the Language Bar
12(1)
Customizing the Language Bar
12(3)
Speech Recognition
15(4)
Getting Started with Speech Recognition
16(2)
Using Speech Recognition
18(1)
Handwriting Recognition
19(3)
Writing Pad
19(2)
Write Anywhere
21(1)
Drawing Pad
21(1)
On-Screen Keyboard
22(1)
Speech Playback
22(2)
Customizing Speech Playback
23(1)
Appendix C. Publishing Office Web Pages to a Web Server
Using Web Folders to Publish Office Web Pages
24(1)
Using FTP to Publish Office Web Pages
24(1)
Appendix D. Changing Screen Resolution and Resetting the Word Toolbars and Menus
Changing Screen Resolution
25(2)
Resetting the Word Toolbars and Menus
27(4)
Resetting the Standard and Formatting Toolbars
27(2)
Resetting the Word Menus
29(2)
Appendix E. Microsoft Office Specialist Certification
What Is Microsoft Office Specialist Certification?
31(1)
Why Should You Be Certified?
31(1)
The Microsoft Office Specialist Certification Exams
32(1)
How to Prepare for the Microsoft Office Specialist Certification Exams
32(1)
How to Find an Authorized Testing Center
32(1)
Shelly Cashman Series Microsoft Office Specialist Center
32
Index 1(1)
Quick Reference Summary 1
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