by Dan Gookin (Author)
The bestselling beginner's guide to Microsoft Word
Whether you've used older versions of this popular program or have never processed a single word, this hands-on guide gets you going with the latest version of Microsoft Word. In no time, you'll begin editing, formatting, proofing, and dressing up your Word documents like a pro.
In this leading book about the world's number one word processing application, Dan Gookin talks about using Microsoft Word in friendly, easy-to-follow terms. Focusing on the needs of the beginning Word user, it provides everything you need to know about Word--without any painful jargon.
- Covers the new and improved features found in the latest version of Word
- Create your own templates
- Explains why you can't always trust the spell checker
- Offers little-known keyboard shortcuts
If you're new to Word and want to spend more time on your actual work rather than figuring out how to make it work for you, this new edition of Word X For Dummies has you covered.
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- Create, edit, customize and publish documents
- Collaborate and share documents with other users
- Learn the latest features in the new version of Word
The bestselling guide to Word
Whether you've used older versions of this popular program or have never processed a single word, this hands-on guide gets you going with the latest version of Microsoft Word. In no time, you'll begin editing, formatting, proofing, and dressing up your Word documents like a pro. Author Dan Gookin presents using Word in friendly, easy-to-follow terms, focusing on the needs of the beginning Word user--without any painful jargon.
Inside...
- Discover useful keyboard shortcuts
- Create and edit text with ease
- Apply fancy formatting
- Build your own templates
- Mix in graphics and tables
- Juggle multiple documents
- Review edits and add comments
- Master the art of mail merge
Author Biography
Dan Gookin wrote the first- ever For Dummies book, DOS For Dummies. The author of several bestsellers, including Word 2016 Professionals For Dummies, Dan has written books that have been translated into 32 languages with more than 11 million copies in print.