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I. Getting Started.
1. Word Basics.
2. Creating a New Document.
3. Saving and Opening Documents.
4. Editing a Document.
5. Checking a Document for Errors.
6. Viewing and Printing a Document.
II. Changing the Look of Your Document.
7. Formatting Text.
8. Formatting Paragraphs.
9. Formatting Pages.
III. Using Desktop Publishing Techniques.
10. Formatting Shortcuts.
11. Creating and Formatting Tables.
12. Creating Columns and Sections.
13. Creating Special Text Effects.
14. Drawing in Your Document.
15. Inserting Pictures and Charts.
IV. Creating Special Documents.
16. Creating Form Letters.
17. Using Templates and Wizards.
18. Creating Outlines.
19. Inserting Document References.
20. Group Editing.
21. Using Data from Other Applications.
V. Word and the Internet.
22. E-mailing or Faxing a Document.
23. Creating and Publishing a Web Document.
VI. Managing and Customizing Word.
24. Managing Documents.
25. Setting Up Shortcuts.
26. Customizing Word.
27. Creating Macros.
Appendix A: Troubleshooting Word Problems.
Appendix B: Master Microsoft Word 2000. Visually on CD-ROM.
Index.
End User License Agreement.
CD-ROM Installation Instructions.
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Peter Ghansiam
reviewed Master Microsoft Word 2000 visually on May 13, 2017 Master Microsoft Word 2000 visually
A provocative title, and it has a dose of truth to it, but it really isn't for hackers. It's just a very solid resource book for getting the most out of Word 6.0 for Windows 3.1. Yeah, I mean the old, old 3.1, pre-Windows 95. The Windows nobody uses anymore unless you're really nostalgic or something.
This is a comprehensive reference document, laid out in kind of a dictionary format--of the underlying keywords and commands of WordBasic, the precursor of what we now know as VBA, Visual Basic for Applications.
Leonhard opens the book by getting the reader's feet wet with a number of customizations for Word 6.0, stuff like custom em dashes, paragraph formats and dialog boxes . . . stuff that I imagine is still applicable in today's VBA. When I got my first Windows laptop and was just getting into Word, this was the tool that really got me under the hood of Word. Some of those methods and ways of thinking I still use today in my career, all these years later.
Our family moved recently to a new house, and I had to part with most of my computer books from the 90s. But I told my wife to hold out the one book I wanted most out of all of them--my copy of The Hacker's Guide to Word for Windows. Out of all those twenty-year-old books, this one has held up the longest.
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