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Office 2007
Major changes
We will see!
• Intuitive ?
• Tabs and Groups• Ribbons not Toolbars
• Added Features• Word• Excel• PowerPoint• Access• Outlook
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New Terminology
Office 2003
• Word - .doc• Excel - .xls• PowerPoint - .ppt• Access - .mdb
Office 2007• Word - .docx• Excel - .xlsx• PowerPoint - .pptx• Access - .accdb
RibbonGroups Tabs
MS Office Button Quick Access
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Compatibility
• Office 2003
• Office 2007
Upward compatible
Doesn’t Happen
Unless
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Compatibility• The file is saved as an
Office 2003 document
Or
• The Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack for Word, Excel and PowerPoint File Format is downloaded from Microsoft.com/Download
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Compatibility
• Compatibility Checker
Identifies items not compatible with older versions
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So! What’s New?• The WHOLE screen!• From the top
• To the bottom
Lets take a look
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Office Button
Replaces the File choice
• Opens to show
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Quick Access
Save the document
Undo
Redo
Spell Check
Customize the Toolbar
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At The Bottom!
Print Layout
Full Screen Reading
Web Layout
Outline
Draft
Zoom level and Control
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The Ribbon
• The Ribbon is organized into: 1. Tabs2. Groups 3. Commands
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3
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The Ribbon
• Each Tab has its own set of Groups
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The Ribbon• Each application has it’s own Ribbon
format
• Access
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The Ribbon• Each application has it’s own Ribbon
format
• Excel
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The Ribbon• Each application has it’s own Ribbon
format
• PowerPoint
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The Ribbon• Each application has it’s own Ribbon
format
• Word
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The Ribbon• Each application has it’s own Ribbon format
• Outlook
• Standard toolbar until a message is opened
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Shortcuts
• Do shortcuts go away?
• No, they actually increase!
• Just press the Alt key on the keyboard
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Shortcuts
Click on the H key to display all of the shortcut combinations
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What did I miss?
• Questions?• Where to go– District Web Page• Our Guide for Transition• District Web Page, Technology Information,
I.T. Customer Support, Training, Training Manuals, Office 2007
–Microsoft• The web page is
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/training