Microsoft Office 2013 Ebook Pdf
Now there’s a word that everyone can get excited about, right? Well, after looking at the results of the three “Free Microsoft eBooks” posts I have shared here this fiscal year (Microsoft’s fiscal year is July 1 – June 30), it is amazing to see the excitement that has come about from them and the incredible amount of downloads that have taken place to date! Just last week, I put up the in the series of Free Microsoft eBooks giveaways this fiscal year and said that I wanted to give away 1,000,000 FREE downloads of the Microsoft eBooks. I’ll admit, some people thought I was crazy to put up a target as large as 1,000,000, but I had faith in my blog readers and social media followers to help spread the word and share the excitement about the offer.Today, I am happy to share some fantastic news and some information I have been asked for that you said would be helpful for you:1) I am happy to announce that we have reached the 1,000,000 FREE download mark for the Microsoft eBooks since my post went live last week! Thank you to all of you for helping spread the word and let others know about this offer.2) I went back and looked at how we’re doing on the downloads of all of the eBooks from my three FREE Microsoft eBooks posts this fiscal year, and I am happy to share that we have now exceeded the 3,500,000 FREE downloads mark for the almost 150 Microsoft eBooks included in my posts since they went live! It only seemed fitting that we hit the 1,000,000 mark for last week’s post in the same 24 hour period that we exceeded the 3,500,000 mark all up for the giveaways. Again, thank you to all of you for sharing these offers this year!3) I have been asked if once we hit the 1,000,000 FREE download mark if the offer to download the books would expire.
Ms Office 2013 Ebook Pdf Free Download
Word 2013 is the most powerful version of Word yet. This version encourages collaborative working and offers some fantastic features to create professional, useful documents. Like earlier versions of Word, Word 2013 uses the ‘ribbon’ interface which is made up of a series of Tabs. In this Word 2013 eBook, you will look at each of the Tabs in turn. Each of the buttons on each tab is discussed in detail to ensure you know what happens when you click them. You will also get ideas to create better and easier to use documents.You will learn how to use styles to improve the usability of your documents; format pictures around text; use tables to layout information; use themes and quick parts to add consistency to your documents across the business and much more.
Since I first started using Word 95, Word has developed in leaps and bounds. In 2007, the introduction of the new ribbon interface improved productivity – once the initial learning curve was tackled. Subsequent versions have offered more functionality in terms of pictures, videos and now in 2013, collaborative working is a big feature of the software.This book is intended for anybody who wants to create professional documents easier and quicker. Word 2013 has a vast number of features.
In this book we concentrate on the features of Word 2013 which will be used by the majority of people. Features that are less well used are covered in the Advanced Word 2013 book.The book covers each tab in the Word ribbon and explains how to use most of the buttons available. More explanation is given to new features or features that my clients and I find particularly useful or my clients have found difficult to understand.Initially, I explain the different versions of Office 2013 that are available to purchase and indicate which version would be applicable in different situations. This has been one of the most confusing things about the software!I then look at what happens when you open the software and explain what you see in the window.The user interface is made up of a number of ‘Tabs’, each Tab containing groups of commands. This book follows a similar format with each tab described in a separate chapter and each group of commands described within the chapter. In cases where using a command (e.g.
Insert Table) causes additional tabs to be displayed, the tabs are described in one separate chapter e.g. Table Functionality.In cases where the command is less commonly used and involves a more in depth understanding of Word, it is covered in the Advanced Word 2013 book.