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Moving from Office 2003 to 2007: An Overview
Moving from Office 2003 to 2007: An Overview
(90 minute special demo for department/groups)
http://techtraining.stanford.edu/office2003-2007.html
Microsoft Office 2007 - the latest version of the Microsoft Office suite - can be a major shock to users familiar with the earlier Office applications. In addition to a number of productivity enhancements, many features were changed, updated, or removed. In particular, an entirely new graphical user interface (the Fluent User Interface, a.k.a. the Ribbon) replaced the Menus and Toolbars from earlier versions.
In this lecture/demo, you'll learn about the new common features across the Office suite with an emphasis on the new features of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Lecture/demo/Q&A (90 minutes)
Cost:
-- $625 for up to 12 students if at client location
-- $745 for up to 12 students if in Turing Auditorium (includes facility rental)
To request this class, complete the "Classes on Request" form at http://www.stanford.edu/services/techtraining/special.html
and provide a department PTA
Some of the most important topics to be covered include:
- Office button (replaces the File menu)
- The Ribbon (Fluent User Interface) and Tabs (replaces the Menus and Toolbars)
- Live Preview
- File Formats (compatibility considerations for saving documents)
- PDF – save as
- Quick Styles and Themes
- What’s new in creating graphical elements using Smart Art and Format Gallery
- What's new in creating tables, lists, headers, and footers (Word)
- Over a million rows and 16 thousand columns (Excel)
- Conditional formatting (color scales, icon sets, data bars)
- What's new in PivotTables, creating charts, functions, formulas, formatting
- 3D Graphics
…and more
