Re: Tutorial websites for MS Office 2000?

From: Mike A (nospam.mikeargy2_at_~earthlink.net)
Date: 09/25/04 

Date: Sat, 25 Sep 2004 13:16:14 GMT

You may want to make a trip to your library or bookstore. I prefer
books to on-line tutorials myself. A book will be much more in-depth
than a web tutorial, and it won't be full of annoying flashing text,
shoot-the-monkey animations, etc.

Que publishing has some excellent books on Office products in their
Using... series. The 'Special Edition' includes examples and even the
entire book on a CD. I still see the editions for the Office 2000
components even though they are at least 2 software versions old. (I
still use Office 2000 myself!)

As an insurance policy, take a hard copy of your presentation with you
as well. Print it on both paper and acetate transparency sheets.
You'll really 'knock their socks off' when you are the only one who can
make their presentation when the projector and/or computer they provide
presents some technical difficulty.

Good luck with your presentation!

Mike Argy
Custom Office solutions and
Windows/UNIX applications

Wendy wrote:
> Can anyone suggest some safe websites for MS Office 2000 tutorials? I'd
> really like to find some for Publisher, PowerPoint, Visio, Excel (charts in
> particular). I'm putting together my first PowerPoint presentation for a
> company wide manager's meeting and I'd really like to just knock their socks
> off with an awesome presentation. I'd also love to learn Adobe Pagemaker 7.0
> as well. Any software tutorial sites are welcome. Thanks to everyone for
> any/all suggestions submitted.