Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review
Ok for Beginners, November 26, 2008
By
Tracy L. Needham (Raleigh, NC)
I actually returned this book, which I don't do often. I was hoping it would be more like Office 2003 Timesaving Techniques for Dummies, which doesn't seem to have a 2007 version yet, but was very basic. And it doesn't address Business Contact Manager at All.
Granted, it's trying to cover a lot of ground in one book. But if you're pretty proficient with Office programs, you may not learn much. It would have been more useful if it at least had a section that discusses all the changes between the 2 versions.
Office 2007 8 in 1, November 24, 2008
By
Christopher K. Boggs (Texas)
As all the Dummy books it is well written, supplies a large amount of infromation in a simple no nonsense form.
office 2007 for dummies, November 11, 2008
By
Cheryl Ingram (LA)
The product has very basic information. I purchased the book to find out how to do many things within Office Outlook and the information was simply not there. I was looking to learn how to manage and update my "Archive Folder" it didn't have the information available. Disappointing based upon the cost.
Office 2007 All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies, November 2, 2008
By
Dennis Mcfarland (Winslow, AZ United States)
AWESOME BOOK I couldn't have found a better one. Easy to read and great instructions.
Dennis aka drdenny
Excellent Beginner Book, October 24, 2008
By
A. Decker (Vancouver, Washington United States)
Readable, useful, humorous. I knew Word and Excel 2003 and needed to upgrade those to 2007 and learn Access and Outlook from start. This book would get you from no knowledge to being able to use the four programs I read about. It doesn't cover advanced topics - how to duplicate Access entries and make changes in the duplicate, for example - but you'll be ready to understand a more advanced guide.
