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whitepaper Share Visio Drawings With Co-Workers Who Don't Use Visio2007-10-05 Microsoft
  There are a variety of ways that Microsoft Office Visio 2003 drawings can be shared with everyone who needs to see them. With Microsoft Office 2003, user can save Visio drawings as Web pages or images, or can copy the drawings to other Office programs. User can even download the Visio Viewer for easy access to all Visio file types.   
whitepaper Word and Visio Team Up to Get the Most From Operations Brainstorming2007-10-05 Microsoft
  Suppose the user has captured his or her brainstorming session in a Microsoft Office Visio 2003 diagram. Now he or she needs to flesh out those ideas, and get into more detail. It's easy to export the Visio diagram to Microsoft Office Word, where one can rewrite, expand, and edit ideas, with all the advantages and flexibility of word-processing. It's the best of both worlds.   
whitepaper Instant Payroll Totals for Quarterly Tax Reporting2007-10-05 Microsoft
  Accurate numbers are a must for filling out quarterly tax forms, but creating the various subtotals for state and federal forms can be time-consuming. Now users can get the information they need fast - thanks to the new list feature in Microsoft Office Excel 2003. Put the list feature to work on company's payroll register for one-click totals of quarterly payroll data like gross pay, and have tax form totals in seconds.   
whitepaper Merge Cells or Combine Their Contents2007-10-05 Microsoft
  Merging and combining are terms that have similar meanings, but in Excel, they are two different things. For example, in case of several columns of information over which the user would like to spread one title, the user would merge cells to get that effect. If the user has information such as first and last names in separate columns, he or she would combine the cell contents to show the names together in one column. This webcast will show the two different techniques.   
whitepaper Make Sense of Your Data Using PivotTable Reports2007-10-05 Microsoft
  Imagine being faced with a pile of data that is needed to organize and summarize in a hurry. And what's more, the user has to present the information in a way that highlights specific aspects of the data. If this sounds familiar, the PivotTable report feature in Microsoft Office Excel 2003 could be useful. PivotTable reports are interactive tables that make it possible to move information around, so that one can see how it fits together. This webcast helps the attendee to learn how to work with PivotTable reports.   
whitepaper Use Excel to Help With IRS Audits2007-10-05 Microsoft
  During the course of a tax audit, an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) agent may request additional data to assist in the examination of the tax records. Microsoft Office Excel 2003 makes job easy. The Excel spreadsheet program helps make number-crunching easy and critical numbers simple to find. By using an Excel worksheet, users can respond to audit requests in a number of tax-related areas. Depreciation expense is a great example.   
whitepaper Let Word Manage Your Table of Contents: Tips for Working With a Table of Contents2007-10-05 Microsoft
  A table of contents helps those who read the document by presenting the information in handy outline form. Preparing a table of contents used to be a laborious manual process of making sure all the TOC headings and page numbers matched up with the text - as one worked from first draft to last draft. Now Microsoft Office Word can do it automatically. The presenter of this webcast shows how to make last-minute changes in the table of contents before it is prepared to publish the finished document. The user can even change styles and formats for the headings and add heading levels.   
whitepaper Create a Set of Labels With Mail Merge: Create Labels2007-10-05 Microsoft
  Mail merge is used to create a set of documents, such as a form letter that is sent to many customers or a sheet of address labels. This webcast shows how to use the Mail Merge feature in Microsoft Office Word 2007 to create labels for use in mass mailings. The attendee will learn how to set up labels for mass mailings using the Mail Merge feature in Word 2007. The attendee will also learn some troubleshooting tips.   
whitepaper Create a Set of Labels With Mail Merge: Select the Data Source and Edit the Recipient List2007-10-05 Microsoft
  Mail merge is used to create a set of documents, such as a form letter that is sent to many customers or a sheet of address labels. This webcast shows how to use the Mail Merge feature in Microsoft Office Word 2007 to create labels for use in mass mailings. The attendee of this webcast will learn how to preview, adjust text and logos, and print the labels. The attendee will also learn how to find a specific recipient by using the Find Recipient feature. The user can use other features in Word 2007 to adjust the font size and color to better match the size and style of the label chosen.   
whitepaper Create a Set of Labels With Mail Merge: Design the Layout of the Label2007-10-05 Microsoft
  Mail merge is used to create a set of documents, such as a form letter that is sent to many customers or a sheet of address labels. This webcast shows how to use the Mail Merge feature in Microsoft Office Word 2007 to create labels for use in mass mailings. The attendee of this webcast will learn how to create the layout of the label, including how to add and position the company logo and placement of the text from the data source. After creating the layout on one label, it can be copied to the rest.