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Default Microsoft 2007 Version

We are up updating from 2003 version to 2007. Can you recommend any
reference books indicating the changes between these two versions? I use
Excel and Powerpoint quite a bit so am also looking for a good reference book
on Excel 2007 and on Powerpoint 2007. Can you recommend some authors/book
names?
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Default Microsoft 2007 Version

I have 2 suggestions:-

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http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...491511033.aspx

This is MS own documentation.

2. I am currently reading:-

ecdl / icdl advanced spreadsheets module AM4|using excel 2007

ISBN-13: 978-1-86005-453-2
(www.ciatraining.co.uk)

I am 82.5% through this book which is OK: pretty self-explanatory.

I think it cost about GBP 20.00 so not expensive.

If my comments have helped please hit Yes.

Thanks!






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We are up updating from 2003 version to 2007. Can you recommend any
reference books indicating the changes between these two versions? I use
Excel and Powerpoint quite a bit so am also looking for a good reference book
on Excel 2007 and on Powerpoint 2007. Can you recommend some authors/book
names?

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