About the Authors
by Mark Dodge Beth Melton Echo Swinford, and Ben M. Schorr
Microsoft Office Home and Student 2013: Step by Step
- Microsoft Office Home and Student 2013: Step by Step
- A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
- Introduction
- I. Office Home and Student 2013 fundamentals
- 1. Getting comfortable in Office Home and Student 2013
- 2. Using shared Office features
- 3. Sharing and collaborating
- 4. Using touch in Office
- II. Word 2013
- 5. Getting comfortable in Word 2013
- 6. Navigating and reading documents
- 7. Editing and composing documents
- 8. Formatting documents
- 9. Presenting information
- 10. Finalizing documents
- III. PowerPoint 2013
- 11. Getting comfortable in PowerPoint 2013
- 12. Designing and creating presentations
- Creating a new presentation based on a theme or template
- Applying a theme to an existing presentation
- Customizing your file with colors, fonts, and effects
- Applying theme effects to your presentation
- Adding graphics to the slide master and layouts
- Creating a custom slide layout
- Changing your presentation from a 16:9 format to a 4:3 format
- Key points
- 13. Creating on-slide content
- 14. Creating Office graphics
- 15. Adding animation and multimedia
- 16. Finalizing and presenting
- IV. Excel 2013
- 17. Getting comfortable in Excel 2013
- 18. Creating and editing worksheets
- Entering and organizing data
- Changing column widths
- Using formatting to alter the appearance of data
- Extending a series with AutoFill
- Selecting and naming cell ranges
- Using column headers to define names
- Moving around in the worksheet
- Moving and adjusting cells
- Moving and copying rows and columns
- Copying one or more cells to many
- Key points
- 19. Manipulating numbers and text
- Creating, editing, and copying formulas
- Using functions
- Working with text in Excel
- Restricting cell entries
- Key points
- 20. Analyzing data
- 21. Formatting worksheets
- 22. Manipulating workbooks and worksheets
- Inserting rows and columns
- Inserting and deleting cells
- Working with panes and page layout options
- Printing row and column labels on every page
- Adjusting page breaks
- Creating a multisheet workbook
- Manipulating sheets
- Summarizing a multisheet workbook
- Working with sheet references
- Managing multiple workbooks
- Key points
- 23. Creating charts and graphics
- V. OneNote 2013
- 24. Getting comfortable in OneNote 2013
- 25. Working with notebooks, sections, and pages
- 26. Using organizational tools
- Using tags
- Creating and customizing tags
- Using styles to format your notes
- Connecting OneNote to Outlook
- Connecting OneNote tasks to Outlook
- Using hyperlinks to tie your notes together
- Creating custom hyperlinks to other pages
- Creating and organizing tables
- Using the Insert Table feature
- Searching your notes to find information quickly
- Changing your search scope
- Key points
- 27. Sharing notes with others
- 28. Using OneNote everywhere
- 29. Saving time with OneNote
- A. About the authors
- Index
- About the Authors
- Copyright
About the Authors
Beth Melton is a Microsoft MVP for Office and Microsoft Office Specialist Master Instructor. She is also a coauthor of Microsoft Office Word 2007 Inside Out.
Mark Dodge is a Microsoft Excel expert and former senior technical writer for Microsoft.
Echo Swinford is a Microsoft MVP for PowerPoint who specializes in developing PowerPoint templates, presentations, and training for corporate clients.
Ben Schorr is a Microsoft MVP for OneNote and author of several books for lawyers.
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