Whats New In Microsoft Office 2013 From 2003 Quick Reference Guide

Download or read book What's New in Microsoft Office 2013 (from 2003) Quick Reference Guide written by Beezix and published by . This book was released on 2013-05-15 with total page 6 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: 6-page laminated quick reference guide showing instructions for the new and changed features of Microsoft Office 2013 for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for users upgrading from Office 2003. Also includes a command reference for each product, showing changed Office 2003 commands and their Office 2013 equivalents. This guide is suitable as a training handout, or simply an easy to use reference guide, for any type of user. Topics include: Office: The Start Screen; Local (Custom) Templates; Changing the Look of Office; Optimizing for Touch; Using the Touch Mini-Toolbar; Integration with Online Services: Signing into an Online Account (SkyDrive SharePoint), Switching Online Accounts, Adding a Service Such As Flickr, YouTube, SkyDrive, Office 365 SharePoint; Opening the Folder Your Current Document is in; Opening and Saving; Inviting People to Collaborate on a SkyDrive Document; Viewing/Changing Access to a Document; Using On-object Chart Tools; Presenting Online; Using Apps for Office; Other New or Changed Features; Communicating with a Commenter; Replying to a Comment; Features No Longer Available. Word: Tracking Changes; Switching Between Simple Markup and All Markup; Locking Track Changes On; Expanding Collapsed Comments; Marking Comments as Done; Resuming Reading; Read Mode; Collapsing/Expanding Parts of a Document in Print Layout View; Opening and Editing a PDF; Using Alignment Guides; Text Wrapping with the Layout Options Tool; Quickly Inserting Rows/Columns Within a Table; Using the Border Painter; Copying Border Style (Border Sampler); Repeating Section Form Control; Other New or Changed Features. PowerPoint: Creating New Shapes (Merge Shapes); Zoom and Pan While Presenting; Jumping to a Slide; Widescreen; Applying Design Theme Variants; Changes to Guides; Using Eyedropper to Match Colors; Using Smart Guides; Paying Audio for Several Slides; Other New or Changed Features; Features No Longer Available. Excel: Excel Windows; Using Flash Fill; Using Chart Recommendations; 3-D Pyramid and Cone Chart Types; Combining Chart Types; Changes to Chart Data Labels; New Data Label Formatting; Using Quick Analysis; Filtering Tables with Slicers; Using PivotTable Recommendations; PivotTable and PivotChart Changes: Adding and Using a Timeline, Creating a PivotChart with or without a Table, Using a PivotTable to Analyze Multiple Data Sources; Advanced Data Analysis.