What used to be the user's guide that came in the box (the documentation) has now been incorporated into this newly redesigned Running book. It provides all levels of Works for Windows users with a one-stop, example-filled user guide and reference to Works for Windows 95, focusing on tasks and productivity for home and office.
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Written by award-winning author Neil J. Salkind, Running Microsoft Works for Windows 95, Select Edition, provides expert information and advice on: Using TaskWizards - TaskWizards make it easy to use Works for Windows 95 to accomplish a variety of business and home tasks, such as creating accounts payable documents, standard mortgage and loan analysis documents, a personal address book, and a student information database. Mastering Works Applications - learn how you can produce professional-looking documents with the word processor, create spreadsheets that include graphs and charts, and develop efficient databases that display information in a variety of useful ways. Sharing Information - increase your productivity and create great-looking documents by sharing data between applications using Works' sophisticated integration capabilities. You'll learn how to perform mail merges, add clip art, and embed database or spreadsheet information in your word processor documents. Communicating with Other Computers - use the Works communications module and your modem to send e-mail, exchange information with other computers, and go on line to check out the information highway.
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Neil J. Salkind received his Ph.D. from the University of Maryland in the Institute for Child Study and has been a faculty member at the University of Kansas for 33 years. He has published over 80 professional papers, and is the author of several college level textbooks including Statistics for People Who (Think They) Hate Statistics, Theories of Human Development and Tests and Measurements for People Who (Think They) Hate Tests and Measurements. He was editor of Child Development Abstracts and Bibliography for 13 years and also works as a literary agent for Studio B. When he's not typing away, he enjoys reading, collecting signed first editions, cooking, competitive Masters swimming, chocolate in almost any form and working on vintage Volvos and living with Leni.
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