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Hello,
I am just a beginner in the field of office programs. I want to learn office 2007 programs (especially; word, excel and powerpoint) from the very beginning. For this purpose, I did a search to find the most appropriate book for me to start with, and i heard that the "office 2007 for dummies" book is a good one. Is it the right one for the beginners ? Do you have any other book suggestions except "office 2007 for dummies" ? |
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That's a good book for the basics. I recommend getting the newest one called "Office 2007 All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies." You can find it on amazon for fairly sheap.
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There are a lot of books out there. I would recommend going to a bookstore and looking through them individually. I usually go for an intermediate book, even if I am just learning. Most "newbie" books go through the basics of cut, copy, saving, printing, etc. I would say about half of the book is useless for anyone who knows how to use a computer. Your cheapest way would be to check it out at the local library. It is free and you can learn what you need to. If you do want to purchase a book, I would go online once you find a title you like and try to get the best price. Check e-bay for used books.
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Thank you both very much for your time.
I'll make a new search considering your advices. |
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