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This book covers Microsoft Office Starter 2010, which comes pre-installed on many new computers. This Office suite has Word and Excel. This book is for everyone that is new to Microsoft Office Starter 2010. It is also for people that have used a previous version of Microsoft Word or Excel or another word processor or spreadsheet package and want to learn about the versions of Word or Excel that are in the Starter edition of Microsoft Office 2010. The Getting Started With Microsoft Office Starter 2010 book is a self-paced, hands-on learning tool. If you are looking for step-by-step instructions to help learn Word Starter or Excel Starter to create real world documents and spreadsheets, this is the book that you have been looking for. This book is a valuable resource and reference tool that has over 600 screen shots to help make sure that you are completing the tasks correctly. Students, seniors and business owners will find the tips that are included helpful because they provide additional information, shortcuts and other ways to complete tasks. Review: Not for getting started! - Getting Started With Microsoft Office Starter 2010 (Word & Excel) is hopelessly inadequate for getting started, and is suitable only for the experienced already familiar with the system. There is immense detail for those wishing to make a career of exploiting the depths and detail of the programme; nothing for those wishing to get started. Anyone can have my new £25 book for £10. Review: "Getting started with Microsoft Office Starter 2010" - I found this book reasonably helpful but found the change to Windows 7 from Windows XP which have used up to now quite difficult as the book made no comparisons for help
| Customer Reviews | 3.2 out of 5 stars 7 Reviews |
M**T
Not for getting started!
Getting Started With Microsoft Office Starter 2010 (Word & Excel) is hopelessly inadequate for getting started, and is suitable only for the experienced already familiar with the system. There is immense detail for those wishing to make a career of exploiting the depths and detail of the programme; nothing for those wishing to get started. Anyone can have my new £25 book for £10.
P**E
"Getting started with Microsoft Office Starter 2010"
I found this book reasonably helpful but found the change to Windows 7 from Windows XP which have used up to now quite difficult as the book made no comparisons for help
M**E
Good Guidance.
Honestly, glad I bought this book but have not been able get to it yet. Just browsed it.
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