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Microsoft Office is the suite that most people use as their primary productivity tool. This study guide prepares users to take the Microsoft Office User Specialist exam--the official test the recognizes individuals who have achieved master-level performance using Office products. The CD-ROM provides additional projects and exercises and valuable utilities and software. .

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5.0 out of 5 stars Working Experience + This Book = 3 Expert MOUS ( 1 to go! ), October 18, 1999

By	D. C. "d'cynic" (San Diego, CA) - See all my reviews

Great book! Direct to the point and concise. I read the Word 97 skills for two weeks and passed the expert test. Then I read Excel 97 for a week and passed the expert test again. I just passed my Powerpoint 97 expert test after a week of reading. That's 3 expert tests in less than a month. But don't get me wrong, the book didn't give me everything. I already had a working knowledge of all three. All the book did was give me the proper and easier procedures to do things. Plus, the terminology they used is a lot more direct to the point that it almost seemed that the MOUS test was based on this book. My advice : get experience working with the program, read the book, and learn how to use the help menu!!

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4.0 out of 5 stars Access 97 was insufficient..., January 14, 2000

By	D. C. "d'cynic" (San Diego, CA) - See all my reviews

I'm back! Just passed Access 97 Expert, it was harder than what the book made me to believe it would be. That's probably because I didn't have that much experience with Access. Best thing to do is read the book, get some experience, PLUS get some advance topic classes. The book probably gave me about 60% of what the test covered. About the 40%, you'll have to look somewhere else!

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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent Teaching Aid and Deskside Resource, October 12, 1999

By	D Mynatt (dmynatt@austin.cc.tx.us) (Austin, Texas) - See all my reviews

I teach Office 97 Pro at a Community College and I use the methods and procedures in the book to supplement the class text book and help my students better understand Office. For myself, I find the text easy to read with good examples and the layout is well designed. I would wish more coverage of Access, but this is the book to have as both a desk reference and a learning tool. I recommend it highly.