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Office 2016 simplified: step-by-step instructions for easy learning

by Marmel, Elaine J.

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The quick, easy, full-color guide to the new features and tools of the latest version of Office. With a clear, highly visual, introductory style of instruction, this book gives you step-by-step directions alongside illustrative screen shots to help you learn Microsoft's bestsell…

Office 2016 simplified

by Marmel, Elaine J.

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Explains how to effectively utilize the latest version of the integrated software package, covering Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Publisher, OneNote, and Access.

Office 2016 Simplified

by Marmel, Elaine J.

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Start learning the latest in Office Office Simplified is the quick, easy, full-color guide to the new features and tools of the latest version of Office. With a clear, highly visual, introductory style of instruction, this book gives you step-by-step directions alongside illustr…

Office 2016 simplified

by Marmel, Elaine J.

0 Type: Book

A quick, easy, full-color guide to the new features and tools of the 2016 version of Office. With a clear, highly visual, introductory style of instruction, this book gives you step-by-step directions alongside illustrative screen shots to help you learn Microsoft's bestselling …

OneNote 2013 for dummies

by Russell, James H.

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OneNote lets you organize, access, and share notes on multiple devices. This guide shows you how to take full advantage of everything it offers-- text recognition, the ability to include data from other Office apps, and more!

OneNote 2013 For Dummies

by Russell, James H.

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A quick guide to using Microsoft OneNote on tablets, online, or on your desktop OneNote is the note-taking-and-sharing application that's part of Microsoft Office. It lets you create notes by hand, as audio, or by clipping items from other electronic formats to create a file tha…

OneNote add-ons extend the capabilities of OneNote. This video explains a few add-ons that will help make OneNote even more useful to you, such as integrating it into your calendar or browser.

With Microsoft OneNote, you can create, organize, and sync all your notes in one place. This video details how to start a notebook for each project to keep all your notes organized in one place.

With Office and OneNote both being Microsoft product, the integration between them is simple. This video explains how to insert content from Office into OneNote, a great convenience if you produce a lot of work in Microsoft Office.

Microsoft OneNote offers you five templates to start your notetaking from, even a blank one if that suits you. This video explains how you can start a note from a template, which can help streamline the note-taking process.

As you add notes to your notebooks, your notes can easily get out of control. This video shows how to rearrange your notes by moving, copying, and merging them, so you can always locate them when you need to.

OneDrive gives you a handy place to store all your notes where you can access them wherever you are. This video explains how to access your notes via OneDrive no matter what device you're using, a desktop, a phone, or a tablet.

If your colleagues have a Microsoft account, you can share notebooks with them directly in OneNote. This video explains how to share notebooks with any other OneNote user, but restrict their access where needed so you still have control of your notebook.

If your colleagues don't have a Microsoft account, you can still share notes. This video explains how to email colleagues a page, send the note as a PDF or Word file, or post it online.

Just like with anything you do online, you'll want to protect your notes as much as possible. This video shows how to enable one level of security with passwords to protect individual notes.

When you collaborate on a note with colleagues, it's important to be able to track who makes changes to which version of the note. This video discusses how to review changes, see who's made changes to the note, and how to revert to an earlier version of the note.

There will be times when you'll need to export your notes to share with other people, say for a presentation. This video explains how to export a section, a page, or an entire notebook to any format you need, including as a Word file or a PDF.

One of the benefits of using Microsoft OneNote is that you can enter notes with whatever device you want and your notes sync to every device you own. This video explains how to sync notes whether it's to a desktop, laptop, phone, or tablet.

With the OneNote web app, you can share a notebook with anyone, whether they have a Microsoft account or not. This video explains how to generate a link to your note and assign permissions for sharing.