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Microsoft Office Project 2007 for dummies
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Windows 7 just the steps for dummies
Windows 7 just the steps for dummies

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Provides step-by-step instructions for Windows 7 and covers such topics as controlling applications, accessing the Internet, setting up a network, customizing Windows, using the security features,...

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Project 2010 for dummies
Project 2010 for dummies

By Nancy Muir

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Explains how to use the project management software to organize schedules, create Gantt charts, track budgets, reduce waste, and prepare customized reports with multimedia effects.

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Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 plain simple
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 plain simple

By Nancy Muir

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Offers advice on using the business presentation software to create transparencies, handouts, and timesaving macros and publish presentations on the Internet.

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Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 plain simple
Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 plain simple

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Offers coverage of Microsoft PowerPoint 2010, including navigating the user interface; communicating with tables, charts, and clip art; embellishing slides with graphics and shapes; and preparing a...

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Guidelines for Microsoft Office 2010

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