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Accelerated Templates

Accelerated Templates enables fast creation for your daily Microsoft Word documents. The speed increases due to the saving you from redundant document modifications. No programming skills are required, supports default answers and auto-complete. You don't have to manually find and delete old text, don't have to search whether something is missed or left blank, don't have to beware of previous data oversight....
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Ultimate ZIP Cracker

The Ultimate ZIP Cracker is designed for recovering the lost passwords for several file types: MS-Word and MS-Excel documents; ZIP archives and ARJ archives. The program is highly optimized for speed....
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advHighlighter for Microsoft Word 97-2000-XP-2003

advHighlighter is the solution to summarize the highlighted text on Microsoft Word documents. While doing research, reading contracts or long documents, advHighlighter creates a summary document from the ranges you have highlighted. It is designed specially for people dealing with multiple or long documents, taking notes about them and needing a practical tool to summarize all of them...
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Microsoft Word 2004 Mac

4 stars (Good Quality, took too long) - Word program is excellent. It has many easy to use features, including tool bars. However, I had to wait for quite a while to receive the rpoduct. After checking my order status, which showed that it had been delivered, I had to wait another 5 days before I actually received it. I would order this product directly from Macintosh. 5 stars (Microsoft has Done Word Processing Right) - It is hard to find anything bad to say about this program, except that it is slow as molasses on my G3 iBook. However it zips along on my gal pal Sara's G5 iMac. I mean it flies. And there is nothing you cannot do with it, from formatting a book (who needs PageMaker or Quark anymore), to writing a screen play. You can change the menus to anything you want, for example Sara has four font menus. You can save your stuff as a pdf document and your pdf opens exactly like it was in Word and I mean exactly. But, as I said, it's too slow on my older iBook, so I use the previous version of Word instead and the excellent NisusWriter WP (for Mac only). Word will open anything. The dictionary is pretty good, but the thesaurus could maybe be better. No, it could definitely be better. But here I'm nitpicking, probably because it's hard for way left leaning me to admit that Microsoft got something right. And about my iBook being too slow to run this elegant program, maybe, just maybe it's time I sprung for one of those new nifty PowerBooks with the glow in the dark keyboard. Whoohoo. Jack Priest, Sailor Home from the Sea 3 stars (incremental improvements) - Despite all the touted improvements in this latest version of MS Word for the Mac, experienced Word users should consider carefully before plonking down for it. The chances are that if you are comfortable running an earlier version on your Mac, then there is little need to migrate. Though I'll grant that one new feature is appealing. The ability to avoid the automatic corrections and numbering does ind...
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Microsoft Word 2004 Upgrade Mac

4 stars (MS Word 2004) - This is a very capable word processor, but in its features becomes somewhat complex and not always very intuitive. For those who are fluent in its use, there are almost no limitations to the work that can be done with it. ...
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Learn Microsoft Word

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Microsoft Word 2003

5 stars (Excellent Product) - This is my first time using any MS Office Product. I found the installation to be a breeze. Product is working flawlessly. My wife really enjoys the spell checker. Recommend this to all as a step up from WordPad. John M 4 stars (Still the best word processor for Windows.) - Word is one of those products which has become a victim of its own success, and automatic features that are more annoying than the conveniences they were intended to be. Another issue is the almost non-existent backwards compatibility with previous versions, meaning that only the simplest layouts are likely to successfully transfer across versions. And it doesn't seem to matter whether you save as a rich text file (.rtf) or a previous version of Word. To get around these problems, I switch all the auto-format features off, and ship anything that needs to be accurately conveyed as a .PDF (Adobe Acrobat), which Word is highly integrated with. Macros work okay, but are best written up in the macro editor. Text for use outside of Word is best saved as a plain Text file, and any formatting done within the destination application. Framemaker, for example. Word is a good word processor and is not a DTP application to any useful extent. And used in its word processor mode, it does compare more than favourably with any alternative that I have tried. And that's quite a few. The font options and quality of rendition is particularly good. It's also a good idea to visit and subscribe to word tips, who have a huge amount of advice about Word in general and macros in particular. All in all, there's not too much to complain about if the aforementioned is observed. Users requiring a more sophisticated product should consider Adobe's Framemaker. 3 stars (The famously broken bits are still broken.) - Pointing out Word's faults is like pointing out the pyramids are crumbling--it may be true, but they're still going to be there. Still, Word's Master Document "feature" is still the ...
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Books- Typography- and Microsoft Word- How to Get High-Quality Type for Desktop Book Publishing- Sel

5 stars (Something for both experienced and new users of Word) - I have used Word for decades. Yet this book contains enough tricks and advice for the experienced user to find it a good investment, and enough of the basics to help the inexperienced user save a lot of time. It is clearly written, with a friendly tone that communicates nicely. Importantly for the experienced user and those moving from earlier versions, it advises what features are more trouble than they are worth, so the book saves time. What would I like to see in the next version? For the beginner, some screen shots to make some concepts more accessible, like different headers for sections (the main problem and solution is well explained, but illustration might help), odd-even arrangements, etc. As it is? Well worth the price. 2 stars (For absolute beginners only) - The title of this brief PDF document promises much, much more than what it delivers. Absolute beginners will find a handful of useful tips-- e.g., use typographer's "curly" quotes instead of straight, "typewriter" quotes. But if you are fairly familiar with Word's basic typographic options and menus, and know your em-dashes from your hyphens, you won't find anything new here. I tried it for the $6 on the chance it *might* tell me something I didn't already know, but I feel I broke even on the gamble, at best. 3 stars (Accurate, straight to the point, but...!) - I have to admitt that when I purchased this book, I was more currious than I was interesting to see what's inside. I read the readers' reviews here at Amazon, I read some other comments elsewhere, I also tryed Google on that subject and everything was pointed on that eBook of the 19 pages. Now you can understand why I was currious of buying it (unfortunatelly not from Amazon.com, because for a reason that I don't know, Amazon.com doesn't sell eBooks to the European Union). I read the entire book -it doesn't take more than an hour- and I found it accurate and straight t...
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Microsoft Word 2003 Upgrade

5 stars (Justified Upgrade for some, but not all) - Word 2003 is more powerful than ever. Unfortunately, most of the new features are aimed primarily towards large business. As a result, many end-users simply won't need them (or be able to use them). The users who will benefit most from upgrading are corporate users or users purchasing bundles with new PCs. Pros: Instant Messaging support is now integrated with Office applications. However, only MSN messenger is used. Users who predominantly use Yahoo, trillian, jabber, or ICQ will not find any utility in this feature, without signing up for a messenger account. The user interface has changed for the better, and matches the Windows XP interface better. Personally, I like it. Also, fonts are rendered better, and consequently documents will look better on laptops (no more jagged edges). The Reading Layout feature splits the text into a two column format for easier reading (think newspaper). If you have Microsoft Server and SharePoint services installed on your network, you can share and track changes to word documents. Nice feature, but requires a significant investment on server software. When typing an hypertext link, word no longer reformats the font of the URL. Cons: Product activation, which requires network access. All of the Office applications now have a blended help system that first checks help files online first, before getting local help files. XML is useless for end users. Programmers who use Word to write XML will find that Word no longer tries to autocorrect much of the XML, but you will still have the annoying red underline on many of your XML tags because the spellchecker flags them as misspelled. Still, I think it makes a worthy upgrade for 97/2000 users, but XP users will find the expense difficult to justify. More specifically, if you are an end user without a lot of Microsoft back end software installed on your network (Windows 2000/2003 Server, SharePoint services, etc....
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25 Certificate Templates in Microsoft Word

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Calendar Templates for Microsoft Word

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The Secrets of Microsoft Word

Discover the amazing key features that 99...
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