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Subject:Re: What's a good book for Word? From:Harold Fichter <Hal -dot- Fichter -at- MCI -dot- COM> Date:Mon, 30 Mar 1998 08:45:00 -0700
Gail,
I have Mastering Word 6 For Windows
by Ron Mansfield, SYBEX
I'm sure there is a newer edition
to cover new Word version.
Anyway, this answers every question I have
ever had about Word, 1215 pages it
is very complete.
Hal
Subject: What's a good book for Word?
I do my documentation in FrameMaker, but the company standard is Word,
so there are some things I have to do in Word. I run into all sorts of
problems - pagination, tables - and I don't have a good manual. Can
anyone suggest a good third-party manual?
