Word 2013 For Dummies

Dan Gookin wrote the original For Dummies book, DOS For Dummies, in 1991 and launched a phenomenon. Since then, his list of bestsellers continues to grow. There are more than 12 million copies of his books in print, translated into 32 languages. Dan welcomes visitors at his website, www.wambooli.com.

• Introduction 1Part I: Getting Started with Word 2013 7Chapter 1: Hello, Word! 9Chapter 2: The Typing Chapter 21Part II: Your Basic Word 31Chapter 3: To and Fro in a Document 33Chapter 4: Text Editing 41Chapter 5: Search for This, Replace It with That 49Chapter 6: Blocks o’ Text 61Chapter 7: Spell It Write 73Chapter 8: Document Calisthenics: New, Open, Save, and Close 83Chapter 9: Publish Your Document 95Part III: Fun with Formatting 107Chapter 10: Character Formatting 109Chapter 11: Paragraph Formatting 121Chapter 12: Tab Formatting 133Chapter 13: Page Formatting 149Chapter 14: Document Formatting 161Chapter 15: Style Formatting 173Chapter 16: Template and Themes Formatting 185Chapter 17: Sundry Formatting 195Part IV: Spruce Up a Dull Document 205Chapter 18: Lines and Shading 207Chapter 19: Able Tables 215Chapter 20: Columns of Text 227Chapter 21: Lots of Lists 233Chapter 22: Here Come the Graphics 241Chapter 23: Fun with the Insert Tab 255Part V: The Rest of Word 265Chapter 24: Multiple Documents, Windows, and File Formats 267Chapter 25: Word for Writers 275Chapter 26: Let’s Work This Out 289Chapter 27: Mail Merge Mania 299Chapter 28: Labels of Love 315Chapter 29: A More Custom Word 323Part VI: The Part of Tens 331Chapter 30: The Ten Commandments of Word 333Chapter 31: Ten Cool Tricks 337Chapter 32: Ten Bizarre Things 345Chapter 33: Ten Avuncular Suggestions 351Index 355