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Microsoft Word for Windows: The Complete Reference

Mary V. Campbell

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This reference provides instruction on all facets of Word for Windows. Every Microsoft Word for Windows feature, menu item, command and function is fully described and accompanied by a short example of usage. The work covers basic installation procedures, desktop publishing features, and facts on linking documents, using style sheets and macros.

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This reference provides instruction on all facets of Word for Windows. Every Microsoft Word for Windows feature, menu item, command and function is fully described and accompanied by a short example of usage. The work covers basic installation procedures, desktop publishing features, and facts on linking documents, using style sheets and macros.

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This reference provides instruction on all facets of Word for Windows. Every Microsoft Word for Windows feature, menu item, command and function is fully described and accompanied by a short example of usage. The work covers basic installation procedures, desktop publishing features, and facts on linking documents, using style sheets and macros.

Key concepts: Computer science, Macro, Word (group theory), Word processing, Software versioning, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office, VBScript

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