Using the Start Menu
by Katherine Murray, Joan Preppernau, Steve Lambert, Curtis Frye, Joyce Cox
2007 Microsoft® Office System Step by Step
- 2007 Microsoft® Office System Step by Step
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- A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
- A Tour of the Office 2007 User Interface
- Information for Readers Running Windows XP
- Getting Help
- Using the Book’s CD
- Features and Conventions of This Book
- About the Authors
- Quick Reference
- 1. Exploring Word 2007
- 2. Editing and Proofreading Documents
- 3. Changing the Look of Text
- 4. Presenting Information in Columns and Tables
- 5. Setting Up a Workbook
- 6. Working with Data and Data Tables
- 7. Performing Calculations on Data
- 8. Changing Document Appearance
- 9. Creating a Database
- 10. Simplifying Data Entry by Using Forms
- 11. Locating Specific Information
- 12. Keeping Your Information Accurate
- 13. Starting a New Presentation
- 14. Working with Slide Text
- 15. Adjusting the Layout, Order, and Look of Slides
- 16. Delivering a Presentation Electronically
- 17. Getting Started with Outlook 2007
- 18. Sending E-Mail Messages
- 19. Managing Your Inbox
- 20. Managing Appointments, Events, and Meetings
- 21. Managing Your Calendar
- I. Microsoft Office Word 2007
- II. Microsoft Office Excel 2007
- III. Microsoft Office Access 2007
- 9. Creating a Database
- 10. Simplifying Data Entry by Using Forms
- 11. Locating Specific Information
- 12. Keeping Your Information Accurate
- Restricting the Type of Data in a Field
- Restricting the Amount of Data in a Field
- Specifying the Format of Data in a Field
- Restricting Data by Using Validation Rules
- Creating a Simple Lookup List
- Creating a Multi-Column Lookup List
- Updating Information in a Table
- Deleting Information from a Table
- Preventing Database Problems
- Key Points
- IV. Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007
- V. Microsoft Office Outlook 2007
- Glossary
- Choose the Right Book for You
- Index
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Follow this procedure to start a program, such as Outlook 2007, on a computer running Windows XP:
Folders on the Windows Vista Start menu expand vertically. Folders on the Windows XP Start menu expand horizontally. You will notice this variation between the images shown in this book and your Start menu.
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