Showing posts with label Windows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows. Show all posts

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Microsoft Windows 7 Administrator's Reference

Format : PDF
Author : Jorge Orchilles
Publisher : SYNGRESS® Company
ISBN 978-1-59749-561-5
Pages  :640
Size : 23 Mb



Welcome to Microsoft Windows 7 Administrator’s Reference, the only Windows 7 book for system administrators written by system administrators. As you might have seen among the other books on the shelves or e-commerce sites, most books on Windows 7 are either for the end user or for administrators, but not for both. This is because most books are written by technical writers, who are not real-world system administrators and lack the understanding of a system administrator. As experienced system administrators, we know that you need to master not only how to use Windows 7 from an end-user perspective but also how to manage and eventually share your knowledge with your users. This book will cover everything you need to know to successfully plan, deploy, configure, manage, administer, and troubleshoot Windows 7 systems.
We have deployed thousands of end-user machines and know what administrators are really looking for. Additionally, we offer multiple methods of accomplishing certain tasks, not just the way Microsoft dictates.

With that said, congratulations, by picking up this book, you have begun your journey of masteringmWindows 7. As opposed to Vista, most reviews for Microsoft’s latest operating system are very positive. In reality, and as you will soon see, Windows 7 is awesome! Not only will it be easier, quicker, and better to use for you, but it will also make business users more productive and efficient. Windows 7 is more reliable, compatible, and secure.

On that note, security has become one of the biggest issues with end-user operating systems.Unlike other books that are dedicated to securing the operating system after the fact, this bookconsiders security very seriously, showing you how to securely deploy and configure the operating system from the start. Since starting its security initiative, Microsoft has done an incredibly good job securing its latest products.

Windows users currently make up almost 90 percent of the desktop market; this means thatmore likely than not, you and your users will be migrating to this new and improved operatingsystem soon. Some surveys also suggest that between 75 and 90 percent of corporations skipped migrating to Windows Vista in their enterprise environment. Taking this into consideration, we note that this book does not require Windows Vista experience, although it is recommended.

Monday, April 4, 2011

Microsoft Office 2010 All in One - For Dummies

Format : PDF
Author : Peter Weverka
Publisher : Wiley Publishing, Inc.
ISBN: 978-0-470-49748-7
Pages  :768
Size : 22 Mb

This book owes a lot to many hard-working Indianapolis Colts fans at the offi ces of Wiley Publishing in Indiana. For the umpteenth time, I want to express my gratitude to Steve Hayes for his encouragement and the opportunity to write another For Dummies book.

Susan Christophersen knows the editing craft as well as any editor I have ever worked with. It was a pleasure — once again — to work with her. Technical editor Lee Musick made sure that all the explanations in this book are indeed accurate, and I would like to thank him for his diligence and suggestions for improving this book. I would also like to thank Rich Tennant for the witty cartoons you will fi nd on the pages of this book and Potomac Indexing, LLC for writing the index.

These people at the Wiley offi ces in Indianapolis gave their all to this book, and I want to acknowledge them by name: Carl Byers, Ashley Chamberlain, Samantha Cherolis, Katherine Crocker, Joyce Haughey, Rebecca Denoncour, Bonnie Mikkelson Finally, I owe my family — Sofi a, Henry, and Addie — a debt for tolerating my vampire-like working hours and eerie demeanor at daybreak. How can I ever repay you?

Introduction ................................................................ 1

Book I: Common Office Tools ........................................ 7
Chapter 1: Offi ce Nuts and Bolts ......................................................................................9
Chapter 2: Wrestling with the Text................................................................................31
Chapter 3: Speed Techniques Worth Knowing About ................................................57
Chapter 4: Taking Advantage of the Proofi ng Tools....................................................65
Chapter 5: Creating a Table ............................................................................................81
Chapter 6: Creating a Chart ..........................................................................................101
Chapter 7: Making a SmartArt Diagram ......................................................................125
Chapter 8: Drawing and Manipulating Lines, Shapes, and Other Objects ..............143

Book II: Word .......................................................... 171
Chapter 1: Speed Techniques for Using Word ...........................................................173
Chapter 2: Laying Out Text and Pages ........................................................................191
Chapter 3: Word Styles .................................................................................................213
Chapter 4: Desktop Publishing with Word .................................................................229
Chapter 5: Getting Word’s Help with Offi ce Chores ..................................................247
Chapter 6: Tools for Reports and Scholarly Papers ..................................................265

Book III: Outlook ..................................................... 285
Chapter 1: Getting Acquainted with Outlook .............................................................287
Chapter 2: Maintaining the Contacts Folder ..............................................................303
Chapter 3: Handling Your E-Mail ..................................................................................313
Chapter 4: Managing Your Time and Schedule ..........................................................339
Chapter 5: Tasks, Reminders, and Notes ....................................................................347

Book IV: PowerPoint ................................................ 355
Chapter 1: Getting Started in PowerPoint...................................................................357
Chapter 2: Fashioning a Look for Your Presentation ................................................379
Chapter 3: Entering the Text ........................................................................................395
Chapter 4: Making Your Presentations Livelier .........................................................409
Chapter 5: Delivering a Presentation ..........................................................................421

Book V: Excel .......................................................... 439
Chapter 1: Up and Running with Excel ........................................................................441
Chapter 2: Refi ning Your Worksheet ...........................................................................459
Chapter 3: Formulas and Functions for Crunching Numbers ..................................471
Chapter 4: Making a Worksheet Easier to Read and Understand ............................493
Chapter 5: Analyzing Data ............................................................................................509
 
Book VI: Access ....................................................... 519
Chapter 1: Introducing Access .....................................................................................521
Chapter 2: Building Your Database Tables .................................................................535
Chapter 3: Entering the Data ........................................................................................563
Chapter 4: Sorting, Querying, and Filtering for Data .................................................573
Chapter 5: Presenting Data in a Report.......................................................................593
 
Book VII: Publisher .................................................. 599
Chapter 1: Introducing Publisher ................................................................................601
Chapter 2: Refi ning a Publication ................................................................................613
Chapter 3: Putting on the Finishing Touches .............................................................625
 
Book VIII: Office 2010: One Step Beyond .................. 637
Chapter 1: Customizing an Offi ce Program ................................................................639
Chapter 2: Ways of Distributing Your Work ...............................................................651
Chapter 3: Handling Graphics ......................................................................................661
Chapter 4: Decorating Files with Clip Art ...................................................................683
Chapter 5: Note Taking with OneNote ........................................................................693
Chapter 6: Automating Tasks with Macros ................................................................709
Chapter 7: Linking and Embedding in Compound Files ............................................721
Chapter 8: Offi ce Web Apps..........................................................................................731
 
Index ...................................................................... 747

Sunday, April 3, 2011

Access 2007 for Dummies



Format : PDF
Author : Alan Simpson,Margaret Levine Young, Alison Barrows,April Wells, Jim McCarter
Publisher : Wiley Publishing Inc.
ISBN-13: 978-0-470-03649-5
ISBN-10: 0-470-03649-4
Pages  :736
Size : 11 Mb


Whoa! What happened to menu bars, toolbars, and all that other stuff I used to have? Well, in case you haven’t noticed yet, they’re all gone. Of course, if you never used Access before in your life, then you’re starting fresh, so never mind. Whether you never used any version of Microsoft Access, and aren’t even sure what a “version” is, you’ve come to the right book.

The basic idea behind Microsoft Access is to allow individuals and small businesses to manage large amounts of information the way the big corporations do — with relational databases. The difference is that while the big boys spend millions on computer hardware, software, and staffs of nerdy database-administrator types, Access allows you to do it all yourself with a run-of-the-mill PC and a realistic software budget.

Microsoft Access 2007 is the latest-and-greatest version of a long line of Access versions, starting (not surprisingly) with Version 1. Not that this is the 2,007th version. Somewhere along the way Microsoft switched from using sequential numbers for versions to using years — an idea first pioneered by the automotive industry, which sells things like “2007 Ford Mustangs” as opposed to “Mustang Version 9.3’s.”

Without going into boring detail about what’s new in Access 2007, you find the usual kind of stuff you find in new versions these days — more power, more flexibility, more things you can do with it. And of course — along the lines of the Holy Grail of Everything Computerish these days — more taking advantage of everything the Internet has to offer. But the most noticeable change for the Access-experienced is a whole new look and feel — along with some new ways of doing things.

Introduction .................................................................1

Book I: Essential Concepts.............................................7
Chapter 1: Introducing Access 2007.................................................................................9
Chapter 2: Getting Started, Getting Around..................................................................17
Chapter 3: Creating a Database from Templates..........................................................39
Chapter 4: Designing Your Database the Relational Way ............................................55

Book II: Tables ...........................................................81
Chapter 1: Creating and Modifying Tables ....................................................................83
Chapter 2: Entering and Editing Data in Datasheets..................................................111
Chapter 3: Sorting, Finding, and Filtering Data...........................................................137
Chapter 4: Importing and Exporting Data ...................................................................151
Chapter 5: Avoiding “Garbage In, Garbage Out”.........................................................175
Chapter 6: Relating Your Tables and Protecting Your Data .....................................191

Book III: Queries ......................................................201
Chapter 1: Creating Select Queries .............................................................................203
Chapter 2: Letting Queries Do the Math......................................................................233
Chapter 3: Doing Neat Things with Action Queries and Query Wizards.................269
Chapter 4: Viewing Your Data from All Angles
Using Crosstabs and PivotTables .............................................................................291

Book IV: Forms .........................................................313
Chapter 1: Designing and Using Forms (and Reports) ..............................................315
Chapter 2: Jazzing Up Your Forms (and Reports)......................................................335
Chapter 3: Creating Smarter Forms .............................................................................357
Chapter 4: Doing Calculations in Forms (and Reports) ............................................385

Book V: Reports........................................................399
Chapter 1: Creating and Spiffing Up Reports .............................................................401
Chapter 2: Printing Beautiful Reports..........................................................................435
Chapter 3: Creating Charts and Graphs from Your Data ...........................................445

Book VI: Macros: Automating Stuff in Access .............471
Chapter 1: Making Macros Do the Work......................................................................473
Chapter 2: Making Macros Smarter..............................................................................493

Book VII: Database Administration ............................509
Chapter 1: Database Housekeeping .............................................................................511
Chapter 2: Sharing the Fun — and the Database:
Managing Multiuser Access........................................................................................527
Chapter 3: Securing Your Access Database ................................................................543

Book VIII: Programming in VBA.................................569
Chapter 1: What the Heck Is VBA? ...............................................................................571
Chapter 2: Writing Code ................................................................................................591
Chapter 3: Writing Smarter Code .................................................................................615
Chapter 4: Controlling Forms with VBA ......................................................................641
Chapter 5: Using SQL and Recordsets .........................................................................665
Chapter 6: Debugging Your Code .................................................................................677

Appendix: Installing Microsoft Access ........................687

Index .......................................................................693

 
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