Microsoft® Office Publisher 2007 Step by Step (Step By Step (Microsoft))

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Customer Reviews:

Not so much [Posted on 2008-02-08]
Microsoft® Office Publisher 2007 Step by Step (Step By Step (Microsoft))
The book was okay in what it taught except the web design section. I was expecting much more detail but got just a few pages. Oh well. A few dollars wasted isn't too bad.

Not set up for MS Windows XP [Posted on 2008-02-15]
Step by step is set up for MS Vista OS, and very difficult to use with Microsoft XP

Best Step by Step ever! [Posted on 2008-03-12]
This Step by Step book is easy to follow and makes using Publisher faster and easier than ever.

Not enough info or detail! [Posted on 2008-04-29]
This was a disappointing book, and I have found less than half the info I need in here. For instance, I wanted to move a page in my newsletter and the first step in the instructions read "...turn off Two-Page Spread view", but doesn't instruct me how. So, I need to turn to the back and see if I can locate how to do this in the book. I've been trying to figure out how to change my bulleted margin and cannot locate that anywhere in the book. These are just a few examples of what I could NOT find in this book. So, unless you want very basic instructions, this isn't the book for you. Keep looking!

Sometmes Good; Sometimes incomplete [Posted on 2008-05-14]
The book suffers from common "how to use a program book" problems. It assumes you know too much or too little. If you never used Pubisher, this is a good start if you are doing one of their templates. If you are more advanced and are searching for solutions, it is difficult to find them. For example, lots of problems occur in editing and rearranging. Although there is a chapter on organization, there is nothing in the index under organization. If you don't know the author's terminolgy you can't solve the problem. If you are using XP, examples in Vista is not a real issue. Needed information is frequently buried in one or the other of their templates. For example, in editing a table of contents box, they refer to changing a table, but there is nothing I found on that. Another problem in Publisher is insertng an article with bullets; this requires reformatting the paragraph in Publisher which is not discussed. If you search through the book, you can find most examples, but not neccesarily easily. It is certainly better than having no reference at all.

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