Office 365 is Microsoft's cloud hosted service that effectively provides Microsoft Exchange, Lync, SharePoint, OneDrive Pro and Yammer to enterprises on a monthly fee basis. Instead of organizations having to setup, configure, patch, upgrade, update, and backup systems, Microsoft takes care of all of the "backend" server tasks. This book was written by world renowned strategy and technology experts Rand Morimoto and Guy Yardeni who have worked with various hosted cloud providers including Microsoft, Google, Salesforce, Box, Dropbox, and Amazon for years. The content of this book goes through the most common questions by organizations looking to choose Microsoft Office 365 for their enterprise, and Rand and Guy provide real world answers to these questions based on their hands-on day to day experience with Office 365.

Rural diners used to post signs promising "Sudden Service." Some probably still do. This book is intended to offer much the same thing: quick access to help you get an immediate job done using iWork for the iPad. You can read it end to end. But you'll often find it more useful as a handy reference to help you get the most from the iPad versions of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote. In fact, you can carry this book in electronic form, right on the iPad itself. Check the Contents for the job you need to do; then, you can jump directly to that section. Cross-references lead you to other helpful information. Working with the iPad can be an interesting, productive experience. Enjoy.

About the Book: Are you a busy person who wants to master Office 2013 as quickly as possible? This book will save you time by covering only the new features and changes. If you are already familiar with the Ribbon in either Office 2007, Office 2010, or Office 2011 for Mac, then this book is for you.

Chapter One explains how to use this book based on your learning style - do you prefer to learn by reading, or by doing? It discusses the different editions of Office 2013 and shows you how to install a free trial version from Microsoft.

Chapter Two introduces "the Cloud" and how Office 2013 uses cloud-computing to make installation, updates, and file sharing easier across multiple devices - such as computers, tablets, and phones. It demonstrates how to setup a free SkyDrive, so you can share files with friends and colleagues. It also provides a summary of all the new features made to each application in Office 2013.

The remaining chapters cover Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Access and Publisher. These chapters contain demonstrations that let you explore all the new features with step-by-step instructions. Support files for the demonstrations are provided via download from the author's website.

Editions covered by this book are:

• Office Home and Student 2013
• Office Home and Business 2013
• Office Professional 2013
• Office Professional Plus 2013
• Office 365 Home Premium
• Office 365 Small Business Premium
• Office 365 ProPlus
• Office 365 Enterprise

This book takes a handson, tutorialstyle approach that walks you through ten individual projects, each focusing on producing a specific Prezi. If you have some basic experience of Prezi and want to gain advanced knowledge by building different kinds of Prezi projects, then this book is for you.

Office 2016 For Dummies (9781119077374) is now being published as Office 2016 For Dummies (9781119293477). While this version features an older Dummies cover and design, the content is the same as the new release and should not be considered a different product. The bestselling Microsoft Office book of all time Packed with straightforward, friendly instruction, this updated edition of the bestselling Microsoft Office book gets you thoroughly up to speed on the latest version of the industry standard for office productivity suites. In no time, Office 2016 For Dummies will help you become a whiz at Word, take your Excel skills to new heights, add pizzazz to your PowerPoint presentations, and make every part of your work day more organized and productive. Following alongside approachable, plain-English explanations, you'll quickly discover how to type, format text, and design documents in Word; navigate and edit spreadsheets, create formulas, and analyze data in Excel; configure email, store contacts, organize tasks, and schedule your time with Outlook; create and edit well-designed and crowd-pleasing PowerPoint presentations; and design, edit, and modify an Access database. Even if the mere thought of working with Microsoft Office makes you nervous, this fun and friendly guide makes it easy. * Helps you make sense of word processing, email, presentations, data management and analysis, and much more * Covers the five main Office applications: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Access * Walks you through the new features of Microsoft Office 2016 * Written by a veteran author who has written more than 20 For Dummies books, which account for more than three million books in print If you're an uninitiated user looking to make the most of this powerful suite of applications, this hands-on, friendly guide is the key to your brand new Office!

Publisher's Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product. Master Microsoft Office Online and OneDriveHow to Do Everything: Microsoft Office Online shows you how to use this versatile, free platform to create and save documents, presentations, and spreadsheets online and easily collaborate with others. You'll also get tips for storing and sharing photos, videos, and more on OneDrive and organizing your notes with OneNote Online. You'll see how to manage your email, contacts, and calendar using Outlook.com. Access and share your files anytime, anywhere from Windows, Mac OSX, Apple iOS, and Android devices. This practical guide covers it all! Connect to and sign up for OneDrive Add, manage, and share files and folders on OneDrive Navigate and customize Office Online Create, format, and edit documents in Word Online Enter, edit, and format data in Excel Online Use Excel Online formulas, functions, and tables Create impressive presentations in PowerPoint Online Collect and organize notes in OneNote Online Work with Outlook.com and manage your email, calendar, and contacts

Publisher's Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product. Maximize your productivity--the Apple way!Get the most out of the iWork suite of apps on a Mac, an iOS device, and in iCloud. How to Do Everything: Pages, Keynote & Numbers for OS X and iOS shows you how to create great-looking documents, persuasive presentations, and number-crunching spreadsheets. Filled with clear explanations and detailed examples, this practical guide covers everything you need to know to use these powerful productivity apps on your Mac, iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, and web browser. Set up an iCloud account and download Pages, Keynote, and Numbers Create, edit, and format documents with Pages Add graphics, audio, video, tables, and charts to your documents Design and deliver impressive presentations with Keynote Include media, graphics, and charts in your presentation slides Set up, share, and secure powerful spreadsheets with Numbers Add tables, formulas, charts, audio, and video to your spreadsheets Access and sync iWork files using iCloud and collaborate with others

Microsoft Office 2013/365 and Beyond is divided into five sections with 16 chapters that progressively introduce you to computer concepts from the moment you hit the power button all the way through to using a variety of productivity software applications available in Microsoft Office 2013 and Microsoft Office for Mac 2011. The focus of this text is to provide readers with the skills needed to discuss essential computer concepts, navigate and conduct basic tasks using an operating system, and develop files using basic productivity applications. The companion disc includes all of the files needed to complete the chapter exercises within the text. You will also find video tutorials, a repository of high-resolution images from the chapters, and samples of completed projects for comparison. Features: Designed to address the Windows operating system and the 2013 Microsoft Office application suite Integrates the use of both MacOS and OpenOffice into the text to describe the respective concepts in Windows and Microsoft Office (MS Outlook, Word, PowerPoint & Excel) Includes a dynamic 4-color design with supplementary video tutorials to enhance the learning process Discusses common computer applications, including Adobe Reader (for reading PDF files) and Microsoft OneNote for Windows (for managing files). Additional productivity tools like OpenOffice.org are presented Includes a comprehensive DVD with sample tutorial videos, project files from the text, figures, Excel functions and formulas, and MS Office shortcuts Numerous instructor supplements and companion Web site available upon adoption

Office in a Minute, Steps for Performing Basic Tasks in Microsoft Office 2013 This book is a must have tutorial for anyone interested in quickly learning Microsoft home and student editions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote 2013. These self-paced tutorials also include chapter timings to provide the reader with the estimated time it takes to complete each task.

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