By Andrew Savikas
First Edition
November 2004
Pages: 396
Series: Hacks
ISBN 10: 0-596-00493-1 |
ISBN 13: 9780596004934
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(Average of 2 Customer Reviews)
Become a power user with Word Hacks! Insider tips, tools, tricks, and hacks help you accomplish your pressing tasks, address your frequent annoyances, and solve even your most complex problems. The book examines Word's advanced (and often hidden) features and delivers clever, time-saving hacks on taming document bloat, customization, complex search and replace, tables and comments, XML, and even using Google without leaving Word!
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Featured customer reviews
Auto Numbering Hack, October 29 2005
The hack for automatic document numbering was fantastic. Besides automatically numbering documents the same can be used to track the number of documents that have been typed in the program during a specified period.
great book for tech writers, March 16 2005
Wonderful quick reference for tech writers who want to make Word play nicely. The hack for turning off overwrite mode is alone worth the price of the book. Contains many hacks not available even from the MVP Word website, including ways to handle doc corruption, a topic for which I have had trouble finding comprehensive info.
Media reviews
"All levels of users should examine Word Hacks. It reminds me of the account of Howard Carter, peering through a small hold into Tut'ankhamun's tomb, reporting that the could see 'wonderful things.'"
-- Major Keary, Book News
"This is the best book I've seen about Microsoft Word since Woody Leonhard's Word 97 Annoyances. If you have to use Word for more than the occasional letter or memo, this one is a must purchase."
--Keith Soltys, Soltys.ca, March 2005
"At $24.95, this collection of tips and trick is well worth the investment. Browsing through the Hacks is a great way to discover the hidden potential contained in Word. The directions for creating macros are easy to understand and the explanations of terms and technologies are excellent. If you use the Windows version of Microsofts Word 2000, Word 2002, or Word 2003, youll want this resource on your bookshelf. Although not the target audience, even users of Word 97 will find a lot of useful information between the covers."
--Iris Yoffa, Tucson Computer Society, August 2005
"Word enthusiasts of all abilities will find this book of value. The chance to change the look, feel and functionality of a program we spend so much time using, not only improves productivity, but also gives the chance to make the program work the way you want to."
--Mark Brett, Mark.Brett.com, February 2005







