GO! with Microsoft Office 2007 Introductory (3rd Edition) at Dominant Systems Book Store

The primary goal of the GO! Series, aside from teaching computer applications, is ease of implementation. This approach is based on clearly defining projects for readers in a way that’s easy to understand.

Creating Documents with Microsoft Word 2007; Formatting and Organizing Text; Using Graphics and Tables; Special Document Formats, Columns, and Mail Merge; Creating a Worksheet and Charting Data; Managing Workbooks and Analyzing Data; Using Functions and Tables; Getting Started with Access Databases and Tables; Sort and Query a Database; Forms, Filters, and Reports; Getting Started with Microsoft PowerPoint 2007; Designing a PowerPoint Presentation; Enhancing a Presentation with Animation, Tables, and Charts; Using Access Data with Other Office Programs; Using Tables in Word and Excel; Using Excel as a Data Source in a Mail Merge; Linking Data in Office Documents; Creating Presentation Content from Office Documents

MARKET: For professionals seeking to learn and understand Microsoft Office 2007.

Customer Reviews & Comments
Great book and cd resources; but the online testing and training resources are so full of glitches that they should be avoided. This book and online resource was required for a 101 course, and more than one-third of the class bailed in the first three weeks because of the online glitches. I've been using MS Office for a decade; and I thought I'd update on Microsoft Office 2007. The online resources are so full of glitches that it teaches you to fear the next step. Flip side: This could be a truly great resource if they get the glitches out. (May 2010) BEWARE: New copies come with an access code to online training and testing. However, if you buy a used copy for a college course, the access code is already used, and you must allow $65 for a new access code. Don't be fooled! If you're trying to earn a grade, the online training and tests have too many glitches. The many little glitches (no stoppers) irritate and confound students, eat up hours, and impact your grade. Big no-no, Pearson. Instructors would hope this program would make grading easy; but that is not the case. Since the glitches affect the grading, the instructor spends excess time correcting the program errors, multiplied by number of students. I hope the Pearson Company finishes the job on this course (debugs it), because this could be great course. But I wouldn't subject college students to its peculiarities until it's fixed. - Christopher

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