October 2012
Beginner
2h 47m
English
Overview
In this training course for the new Microsoft Office 2013, Guy Vaccaro introduces you to some of the major features and functions that have been added in this update of the most popular business software on the face of the planet! This computer based training is an overview on what is new in this software package, and is designed to bring you up to speed on the differences between the 2010 and 2013 versions of Microsoft Office.
Guy takes you through each of the major software programs and discusses the new features. For Excel, you will explore graphical formula updating, flash fill, charts and pivot table improvements, social networks and cool apps. For Word the tutorial discusses the new layout, editing PDFs without Adobe, threaded comments, read mode and resume read, using online images, publishing to social media and blogs, and apps for Word. The new features of Powerpoint, Access, Outlook, Publisher and OneNote are also discussed and reviewed.
Once you have completed this training video for Getting Started with Office 2013, you will have a comprehensive overview of what major new features and functions are in store for you with the release of this popular business software. Working files are included.
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