Product Description

Laminated quick reference guide showing step-by-step instructions and shortcuts for how to use mail merge and forms features in Microsoft Office Word 2007. The following topics are covered: Mail Merge: Choosing the Document Type; Recipient Lists - Creating a Recipient List in Word, Selecting an Existing Recipient List, Editing an Existing Recipient List, Selecting and Sorting Recipients; Writing the Document; Creating a Label Document; Using Rules; Previewing the Merge; Merging; The Mail Merge Wizard; Highlighting Merge Fields. Forms: Showing the Developer Tab; Preparing the Form; Inserting Content Controls (Text Fields, Drop Down Lists, Date Pickers etc. ), Setting Content Control Properties - Add a Title, Format Contents Using a Style, Self Destruct Text, Options for Plain Text, Combo Boxes, DatePicker, Building Block Gallery; Design Mode; Changing Placeholder Text; Protecting a Form from Changes; Protecting Only Parts of a Form- Preventing Editing of a Control's Content, Preventing Deletions; Accessing the Form to Fill it Out; Changing the Form Template; Legacy Form Fields; Saving and Printing Data Only for Legacy Form Fields. This guide is suitable as a training handout, or simply an easy to use reference guide, for any type of user.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #83603 in Books
• Published on: 2007-01-31
• Binding: Pamphlet
• 2 pages

About the Author
Beezix has been publishing quick reference computer guides for trainers, training companies, corporations, and individuals across the US and Canada for over 15 years. Founded by trainers, and with a strong focus on the learner, extensive industry experience made us aware of the need for a line of high-quality, trainer-produced courseware, and led to the creation of Beezix Quick Reference guides in 1994. Our cards are designed for casual computer users right through to trainers and trouble-shooters.

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Felt misled
By Christine
Maybe I didn't look at this closely enough when I was ordering, but when a single page of laminated cardstock arrived in the mail for a total of $7+ (including shipping), I was a little dismayed. I wanted instructions on how to create "fill-in" forms and as far as I can tell that wasn't included. Think I'll try the library.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Mail merge cheat sheet
By Helen M. Taylor
I was hoping for info on how to create mailing labels for a list of subscribers to our newsletter, but this particular cheat sheet did not cover that particular chore.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Basic but handy
By C. Moran
Just a basic cheat sheet, but handy for training or when functions arn't used often.