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#Microsoft office 2011 for mac dissaperas for mac#

Office 2011 for Mac All-in-One For DummiesĬhapter 7: Formatting Pictures. 763 Chapter 6: Keeping Track of Your Day. 703 Chapter 2: Using Common Outlook Tools. 701 Chapter 1: Upgrading to Microsoft Outlook. 665 Chapter 8: Printing, Sharing, and Coauthoring Presentations. 645 Chapter 7: Delivering Your Presentation. 621 Chapter 5: Designing Masters, Slide Layouts, and Themes. 591 Chapter 3: Feeling at Home on the Ribbon. 577 Chapter 2: Opening and Saving a Presentation. 575 Chapter 1: Profiling PowerPoint’s Interface.

519 Chapter 9: Sharing and Collaborating. Finally, both the authors thank each other!Ĭhapter 8: Delving Deeper into Data. And we also thank Apple for creating an enriching OS platform. We thank the Macintosh Business Unit of Microsoft, who created the subject matter of the book, and Microsoft Corporation for the awesome MVP program, without which it is unlikely the authors would been able to meet and collaborate. The University at Buffalo is truly one of the best places to work or attend university. Jim wishes to extend special thanks to the University at Buffalo Libraries for allowing leave to work on the book. Geetesh wishes to thank his office staff who helped him take the time off to write this book as well as the amazing bunch of other Microsoft MVPs who are too numerous to be listed here. Thanks go to our families and friends for allowing us to focus on our writing without deserting us. Thanks also to SharePoint MVP Uday Ethirajulu and Microsoft Messenger MVP Jonathan Kay for graciously co-authoring files so we could get screen shots. Like Geetesh and James, Echo is a Microsoft PowerPoint MVP. Thanks go to the editorial team, including copy editor Virginia Sanders and technical editor Echo Swinford. Acquisitions editor Kyle Looper and project editor Jean Nelson kept everything on track. Special thanks to everyone at Wiley for helping us put this book together. in Buffalo, NY.ĭedication To Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Mac loyalists, and switchers everywhere.Īuthors’ Acknowledgments We thank the divine, and other mere mortals with divine abilities. James has written several programs, including the popular InsertPicture add-in that runs in PowerPoint for Mac, and he’s a member and past-president of ProMac Users Group, Inc.

#Microsoft office 2011 for mac dissaperas professional#

For more than ten years, Microsoft has presented its Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award to James for his contributions to technical communities. James Gordon is a lead programmer/analyst at the University at Buffalo where he also teaches workshops on Microsoft Office and other technologies. Geetesh has been a Microsoft-awarded Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for over ten years, and he is based out of Secunderabad, India. ✦ Training enterprise customers to create and deliver better presentations. ✦ Authoring books on PowerPoint and other Microsoft Office programs. His activities span three fronts: ✦ Running, a presentation related Web site. About the Authors Geetesh Bajaj has been creating Microsoft Office documents, presentations, and templates for over a decade now.