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Microsoft Office 2007 Online Resources

• Word, word processing
• Excel, spreadsheet
• PowerPoint, presentation
• Outlook, email and calendar
• Access, database
• One Note, digital note taking
• InfoPath, design electronic forms
• Groove, peer-to-peer collaboration
• Publisher, design publications
• Communicator, instant messaging

New User Interface

Overview (Wikipedia)

Office Quick Reference Guide

File Format Issue

• You may save an Office 2007 file to the earlier version format (.doc, .xls) by clicking the Microsoft Office Button in the upper left corner of the window and then click Save As. In the "Save as type" list at the bottom of the dialog box, click the file type "Word 97-2003 Document". In the file name box, type the file name. Click Save. Note: If you used new features in your Office 2007 file, they will not save as Office 2003. For example, Smart Art, Data series bars, etc. will be lost.
• Or, install the free MS Office Compatibility Tool on the PC that is still running Office 2003 or an earlier version. Download the tool at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx.

MS Word 2007

• What's New
• Up-to-Speed Demo
• Topic Demos
• Where did they put that? Find familiar commands in the new Ribbon
• Quick Reference Guide (.pdf format)
• Training on the Fly: step-by-step demos
• Instructor-led courses
  • Word 2007 Primer (2 hours)
  • Full courses coming in winter '08
• Web-based Training
  • Microsoft Overview (30-40 minutes)
  • Microsoft E-Learning at MU (full course): Email training@missouri.edu for access to web-based training course

MS Excel 2007

• What's New
• Up to Speed Demo
• Topic Demos
• Where did they put that? Find familiar commands in the new Ribbon
• Training on the Fly: step-by-step demos
• Instructor-led courses
  • Excel 2007 Primer (2 hrs)
  • Full courses coming in winter '08
• Web-Based Training
  • Microsoft Overview (30-40 minutes)
  • Microsoft E-Learning (full course): Email training@missouri.edu for access to web-based training course

MS PowerPoint 2007

• What's New
• Up to Speed Demo
• Topic Demos
• Where did they put that? Find familiar commands in the new Ribbon
• Quick Reference Guide (.pdf format)
• Training on the Fly: step-by-step demos
• Instructor-led courses
  • PPT 2007 Primer (2 hrs)
  • Full courses coming in winter '08
• Web-based Training
  • Microsoft Overview (40-50 minutes)
  • Microsoft E-Learning (full course): Email training@missouri.edu for access to web-based training course

MS Outlook 2007

• What's New
• Up-to-Speed Demo
• Topic Demos
• Where did they put that? Find familiar commands in the new Ribbon
• Quick Reference Guide (.pdf format)
• Training on the Fly: Up and coming at http://doit.missouri.edu/training/
• Instructor-led courses: Full courses coming in winter '08
• Web-based Training
  • Microsoft Overview (45-55 minutes)
  • Microsoft E-Learning (full course): Email training@missouri.edu for access to web-based training course

MS Access 2007

• What's New
• Up-To-Speed Demo
• Where did they put that? Find familiar commands in the new Ribbon
• Training on the Fly: step-by-step demos
• Instructor-led courses: Full courses coming in winter '08
• Web-based Training
  • Microsoft Overview (30-40 minutes)
  • Microsoft E-Learning: Email training@missouri.edu for access to web-based training course

MS One Note 2007

• What's New
• Demo
• Training on the Fly: Up and coming at http://doit.missouri.edu/training/
• Instructor-led courses: Courses coming in winter '08
• Microsoft Overview

MS InfoPath 2007

• What's New
• Topic Demos
• Microsoft Overview

MS Groove 2007

• Demo
• Microsoft Overview

MS Publisher 2007

• What's New
• Up-To-Speed Demo
• Topic Demos
• Microsoft Overview

MS Communicator 2007

• Microsoft Overview

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