Office 2007 For Dummies

The new, big thing in Microsoft Office 2007 is the command ribbon that lets you access menus and accomplish tasks with speed and agility. You also have the usual assortment of keyboard shortcuts that save time and effort; plus, you can use the mouse in combination with keys and actions to do what you need to do.






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Keyboard Shortcuts for Microsoft Office 2007


Microsoft Office 2007 is full of timesaving keyboard shortcuts. Zip through components of Office 2007 — Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Access — by using handy shortcut keys from the following table. With little effort, you can open files, find content, edit that content, and more!







































































FunctionKeystroke
CopyCtrl+C
CutCtrl+X
FindCtrl+F
Go ToCtrl+G
HelpF1
HyperlinkCtrl+K
NewCtrl+N
OpenCtrl+O
PasteCtrl+V
PrintCtrl+P
ReplaceCtrl+H
SaveCtrl+S
Select AllCtrl+A
Spell CheckF7
UndoCtrl+Z
RedoCtrl+Y




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Microsoft Office 2007 Mouse Button Functions


With Microsoft Office 2007, your mouse takes on an active role in helping you navigate through all the Office 2007 programs. The mouse actions in this table work whether you’re using Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, or Outlook:











































Mouse Button UsedActionPurpose
Left mouse buttonClickMoves the cursor, highlights an object, pulls down a menu, or
chooses a menu command
Left mouse buttonDouble-clickHighlights a word or edits an embedded object
Left mouse buttonTriple-clickHighlights a paragraph
Left mouse buttonDragMoves an object, resizes an object, highlights text, or
highlights multiple objects
Wheel mouse buttonClickAutomatically scrolls a document when you move the mouse up or
down
Wheel mouse buttonRollScrolls a document up or down
Right mouse buttonRight-clickDisplays a shortcut pop-up menu




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How to Use Ribbon Tabs in Microsoft Office 2007 Programs


Microsoft Office 2007 boasts a new navigation tool — the command ribbon that runs through Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Access. Use the tabs on the ribbon in each program to work with and within files in every component. The following tables show the commands grouped under each ribbon tab for each of the four programs:





































Microsoft Word 2007 Ribbon Tabs
Ribbon Tab NameCommand Groups
HomeClipboard, Font, Paragraph, Styles, and Editing
InsertShapes, Pages, Tables, Illustrations, Links, Header &
Footer, Text, and Symbols
Page LayoutThemes, Page Setup, Page Background, Paragraph, and
Arrange
ReferencesTable of Contents, Footnotes, Citation & Bibliography,
Captions, Index, and Table of Authorities
MailingsCreate, Start Mail Merge, Write & Insert Fields, Preview
Results, and Finish
ReviewProofing, Comments, Tracking, Changes, Compare, and
Protect
ViewDocument Views, Show/Hide, Zoom, and Window







































Microsoft Excel 2007 Ribbon Tabs
Ribbon Tab NameCommand Groups
HomeClipboard, Font, Alignment, Number, Styles, Cells, and
Editing
InsertShapes, Tables, Illustrations, Charts, Links, and Text
Page LayoutThemes, Page Setup, Scale to Fit, Sheet Options, and
Arrange
FormulasFunction Library, Named Cells, Formula Auditing, and
Calculation
DataGet External Data, Manage Connections, Sort & Filter, Data
Tools, and Outline
ReviewProofing, Comments, and Changes
ViewWorkbook Views, Show/Hide, Zoom, and Window







































Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Ribbon Tabs
Ribbon Tab NameCommand Groups
HomeClipboard, Slides, Font, Paragraph, WordArt Styles, and
Editing
InsertShapes, Slides, Tables, Illustrations, Links, Text, and Media
Clips
DesignPage Setup, Themes, Background, and Arrange
AnimationsPreview, Animations, and Transition To This Slide
Slide ShowStart Slide Show, Set Up, and Monitors
ReviewProofing and Comments
ViewPresentation Views, Show/Hide, Zoom, Color/Grayscale, and
Window































Microsoft Access 2007 Ribbon Tabs
Ribbon Tab NameCommand Groups
HomeViews, Clipboard, Font, Rich Text, Records, Sort & Filter,
Window, and Find
CreateTables, Forms, Reports, and Other
External DataImport, Export, Collect Data, and SharePoint Lists
Database ToolsMacro, Show/Hide, Analyze, Move Data, Database Tools, and
Administrator
Datasheet (Only visible when you have a datasheet open)Views, Fields and Columns, Data Type and Formatting, and
Relationships




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