It's hard enough to find the time to learn a single new program--let alone several at once. But get ready for Microsoft's long-awaited Office 2000, which packages the latest versions of all its most popular business apps, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, and Outlook. If you, like most people, don't have a lot of time and money to spend getting up to speed, you'll appreciate Microsoft Office 2000: Visual QuickStart Guide. 
Divided by Office application, the book guides you right to the information you need and covers all the most important tasks in each program with clear, step-by-step instructions, illustrated with hundreds of helpful screenshots. Office 2000 promises a wealth of exciting new features. Microsoft Office 2000: Visual QuickStart Guide lets you put them to work for you in a hurry.

Microsoft Office 2000 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)

Computers & Technology

Sagman, Stephen W.

Taylor, Gail

Software

Peachpit Pr

Showcases Office essentials while demonstrating Office XP's updated features and explaining how to customize the programs, create shortcuts, and integrate Microsoft applications.

Microsoft Office XP for Windows

Operating Systems

If you've ever held a desk job, you've likely used at least one of the products in the Microsoft Office suite--the standard productivity software for anyone who uses a computer as more than just a gaming machine. But that doesn't make you an instant expert in Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, and Outlook--especially when you're facing a revamped version of Office with a slew of new features and updates in each of the five programs. Office 2003 for Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide gets you quickly up to speed on all of the suite's new features so that you can do your best work without getting slowed down by the software. Using clear, step-by-step instructions illustrated with hundreds of helpful screenshots, Office 2003 for Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide walks you through the most frequently-used tasks in each of the Office applications, as well as tips on how to best integrate them. Whether you don't have the time or resources to wade through long passages of text or you simply want a quick reference to the essentials of the Office applications, this is the ideal guide.

Microsoft Office 2003 for Windows

Livewire - high interest, low reading level books for struggling teenage readers. The Livewire series incorporates high interest topics within an accessible format for students with reading difficulties. Students gradually tackle more complex texts while enjoying the appealing and relevant subject matter and photographs.

Livewire Investigates Phar Lap (Livewires)

Children's Books

Education & Reference

Cambridge University Press

Buddhism starts with the story of one man. The Buddha was born around 2500 years ago in India. 'Buddha' means someone who has 'awoken'. The Buddha's real name was Siddhartha Gotama. He was a prince. Buddhism today is important for many people all over the world. They say that Buddhism helps them understand life.

Livewire Investigates Buddhism (Livewires)

Hartney, Chris

Pember, Brett