Companion Content
by Stephanie Krieger
Documents, Presentations, and Workbooks: Using Microsoft® Office to Create Content That Gets Noticed
- Documents, Presentations, and Workbooks: Using Microsoft® Office to Create Content That Gets Noticed
- Dedication
- A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
- Introduction
- Companion Content
- Support for This Book
- Acknowledgments
- I. Document Essentials
- 1. Welcome to Office 2010 and Office for Mac 2011
- Redefining Documents for a Connected World
- Introducing What’s New and Improved for Your Documents in Office 2010 and Office for Mac 2011
- Explore What’s New Across Both Versions
- Explore Your Environment
- Explore Key Exclusive Features in Office 2010
- Explore Key Exclusive Features in Office for Mac 2011
- Explore More New Word Features
- Explore More New PowerPoint Features
- Explore More New Excel Features
- Explore What’s New and Improved Across Both Versions
- Understanding the Office Open XML File Formats
- Understanding How the Office Programs “Think”: Documents 101
- Putting It All Together
- 2. Collaborating and Sharing When and Where You Choose
- 3. Understanding Electronic Documents
- 4. Planning Your Documents
- 5. Doing More with Less Work: Key Cross-Program Features
- 1. Welcome to Office 2010 and Office for Mac 2011
- II. Word
- 6. Building Easy-to-Manage, Robust Documents
- Staying in Control: Be the Boss of Your Documents
- Bringing Yourself to the Document: Using Document Logic
- Monitoring the Health of Your Document
- Creating Any Document with These Six Tools
- 7. Working with Text
- 8. Styles
- 9. Tables
- 10. Managing Graphics
- 11. Sections
- 12. Dynamic Content
- 6. Building Easy-to-Manage, Robust Documents
- III. PowerPoint
- 13. Creating Presentations: From Theme to Master to Slide
- 14. Creating Professional Presentation Graphics
- Exploring What’s New for Presentation Graphics
- Determining When to Use Office Art
- Determining the Best Diagram for Your Content
- Making Smart Choices with SmartArt
- Using Drawing Tools to Their Fullest
- Editing Shapes
- Getting Your Graphic into Other Programs
- Getting Your Vector Graphics into Microsoft Office
- 15. Creating Multimedia Presentations
- 16. Putting on a Show
- IV. Excel
- 17. Data-Based Documents: Formatting and Managing Worksheets
- 18. Working with Data
- Crunching Numbers in Excel 2010 and Excel for Mac 2011: What’s New
- Using Tables As a Data Tool
- Creating Formulas—Working with Functions
- Simplifying Data Organization
- Using External Data
- 19. Data Visualization
- 20. Charts
- 21. Powerful Reporting, Easier Than You Think: A PivotTable Primer
- V. Templates, Automation, and Customization
- 22. The Many Faces of Microsoft Office Templates
- Understanding Template Types
- Creating a Template File
- Considering Best Practices for Word Templates
- Considering Best Practices for PowerPoint Templates
- Considering Best Practices for Excel Templates
- Sharing Themes
- The Office 2010 and Office 2011 Automation Story
- 23. VBA Primer
- Understanding When and Why to Use VBA
- Introducing the VBA Language and Code Structure
- Using the Visual Basic Editor
- Writing, Editing, and Sharing Simple Macros
- Creating Modules and Starting Procedures
- Learning the Language of Objects, Properties, and Methods
- Introducing Object Models
- Using Auto Lists
- Understanding Variables
- Using Constants
- Understanding Collection Objects
- Grouping Statements
- Looping Code
- Using Conditional Structures
- Using Operators
- Introducing Message Boxes and Input Boxes
- Running One Macro from Another
- Setting Macros to Conditionally Stop Executing Commands
- Running Macros and Compiling Projects
- Getting Help
- Saving and Sharing Macros
- Working with VBA: Next Steps
- 24. Office Open XML Essentials
- Introducing XML Basics for Reading Your Documents
- Getting to Know the Office Open XML Formats
- Editing and Managing Documents Through XML
- Working with the Office Open XML Formats: Next Steps
- 22. The Many Faces of Microsoft Office Templates
- Index
- About the Author
- Copyright
A number of sample files are available for working with the tasks discussed in several chapters throughout this book. Additionally, the companion content for this book includes a selection of bonus content on topics not specifically addressed in the book itself. You’ll see references to the sample files and bonus content where applicable throughout the book, and a complete list follows.
To access and download the companion content, visit: http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780735651999/
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