Giveaway: Microsoft Office 2010 – Tips & Tricks e-book

Author: AnandK@TWC Category: Office Tags: ,

I am delighted to share that my MVP colleague Vasu Jain has released an E-Book on Microsoft Office 2010 – Tips  &  Tricks.  The ebook is a compilation of some of the finest Tips-n-Tricks about Microsoft Office 2010. You can use them to enrich & enhance the  Microsoft Office 2010 experience of yours.

office tricks Giveaway: Microsoft Office 2010 Tips & Tricks e book

This e-book contains more than 50 Tips & Tricks and also a section for Microsoft Office 2010 applications like Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook and other 3rd party power apps.

The ebook has been divided into 7 sections. Section 1 covers Office 2010 features as a whole while Section 2 to 5 cover new features in Word, Excel, PowerPoint & Outlook respectively. Section 6 includes some additional utilities for Office 2010, and Section 7 dives into Office Web apps and Office Mobile Apps.

Spread over 250 pages containing over 60 articles this E-Book is a sure treat for Office 2010 adapters and lovers.

This ebook Microsoft Office 2010 – Tips & Tricks (WindowsVJ.com) has been priced by him at $6.49 but 10 copies will be given free to the readers of The Windows Club.

Simply put in a request here below in the Comments, as to why you need this eBook and the Author will after 5 days, declare the names & forward a copy each to the 10 lucky winners.

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About AnandK@TWC

Anand aka HappyAndyK is an end-user Windows enthusiast, a Microsoft MVP in Windows Desktop Experience since 2007, and the Admin of TheWindowsClub.com, TheGeeksClub.com & WinVistaClub.com. Creating a System Restore Point before trying out a new software or a tweak is always recommended.

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  • http://productivityblog.com.ua Alexander Babich

    Wow!
    I want this book.:-) I feel it’s can be a great helper for me when I prepare a new Office training or advertise Office on my blog…

  • http://lucschots.co.nr Luc Schots

    Always interested in learning more, certainly if it means using the applications more productively.
    I’m convinced that most users don’t know half (and I’m being generous…) of what is possible in the apps.

  • drougnor

    Performing support in a Fortune 500 company requires me to keep up on the cutting edge and having this would certainly give me a leg up on what the Company Officers will be wanting in the near term.

  • Jordi Claeys

    I would like to know all the ins & outs about Office 2k10 for my college.

  • http://yethzbox.blogspot.com yethz

    I want to have an e-book like this, coz i need to know the workarounds and walkthroughs for Office 2010…

  • TestGOTD75

    Thanks The Windows Club for this amazing giveaway. I am new to Office 2010. I want to learn new ribbon plus new features of Office 2010 Student. Learning tips and tricks of any new useful software is always amazing and necessary to efficiently use it for maximizing productivity. To increase my chance of winning, I have twitted it here too: http://twitter.com/TestGOTD75/status/19571722871

    Please count me in.
    Regards.

  • azziz07

    I am not really an expert using microsoft office but a well book will certainly makes me a better user, plus microsoft office 2010 has more functionnalities, so in order for me to be ready then will certainly need a help. Thanks for the contest.

  • Paul Gorski

    My wife needs an easy to use reference for Office 2010. I’d appreciate it. :-)

  • Newman

    I would love to get it.

  • Jacinthe

    If I get this one I will be very happy as I must need to learn to work Office 2010 on my new Windows 7.

  • Morrison58

    Would love to be able to share this with my “not so smart” business/home clients. Anything to make my job and the end user experiance easier is a plus.

    The Windows Club Rocks!

  • http://obieosobalu.wordpress.com Obinna O’sobalu

    I need the e-book for references and moreover one has to fully understand a subject to blog about it in a more simpler and concise way so average Joe/Jane users will be able to fully understand and maximise the Office 2010 usage.

  • NiceTake

    The prime reason I want this E-book is purely for knowledge basis only.I truly interested in learning about the new ribbon interface used in Microsoft Office 2010.Thank you for the Giveaway :D

    Regards.

  • Abhishek

    I recently got Office 2010 and would sure love to have this book that can provide me useful tips.

    Thanks.

  • Morten Bjornerud

    I would love to have this e-book.Never to late to learn something new and usefull.
    Thank you!

  • Ricci

    I would like to learn more about Office 2010 & its new Ribbon feature. Awesome giveaway!

  • G Herrick

    Always looking for timesaving tips & tricks to get work done smarter & faster, not harder

  • Barry

    I’m always looking for better ways to use Office, short cuts, tips and tricks are right up my alley. Can’t wait to read this ebook.

    Thanks for your effort in compiling this information

  • Carl

    First – My company just got Office 2010 and its always great to have a helper from an expert.
    Second – I can’t afford it.

  • Lynda Sanders

    I need all the help I can get to learn Office 2010. I will really use it and then loan it to my computer club members to use.

  • Carlos

    Being Office 2010 the best office program that microsoft has launched so far, have make my life much easier, a lot of new features, and with this e-book will speed things up for me.

    Regards,

  • Ken McCrory

    I need this to help support the faculty and staff at the university where I work. Most people know the basics of the Office Suite but I’ve found that there are usually a hand full of tips & tricks that really put a boost to productivity. I think those can be found in this book.

  • http://www.ridgewater.edu Pat

    I am a teacher, by trade, and love to share tips & tricks with my students. I will begin teaching this in a few weeks, and it would be a tremendous help to get me up to speed quickly. Teaching is my passion – this would help not only me, but my students as well.

    Thanks for all your hard work on this. I respectfully request the opportunity to receive the e-book.

  • OldElmerFudd

    I’m in the process of evaluating the different versions of Office 2010 for eventual installation on Windows XP and Windows 7 machines. A local free college for seniors will be deploying Office 2010 on their classroom computers this fall. Their decisions will be influenced, in part, by my recommendations. Since I’m not charging them for this work, any assistance in the form of an e-book like this will be greatly appreciated>

  • vhick

    Right now I don’t much in Excel so I want to learn some tip in tricks in excel and other office systems.

    Thanks for the giveawa!

  • http://127.0.0.1 wiz4rd

    I need that book :)

    Reagards

  • Patricia Myers

    I just purchased a copy of Office 2010 and I really am going to need to learn much in order to use it as I would like to. So your tips and tricks sound like exactly what I would want to buy. Getting it free sounds even better. Thanks for your generosity–even if I don’t win it!

  • Lightshine

    Why I needed it?
    Well, I have just acquired Office 2010. What a timely help this is — Microsoft Office 2010 – Tips & Tricks. It would help me to be productive in using it and enhance my experience. Thanks Vasu Jain for the hard work put into it n Windows Club.
    Appreciated.

  • Pete

    I just upgraded from Office 2003 to Office 2010. The learning curve is steep. Being disabled, I don’t have much in the way of money to buy a lot of to help me with Office. A copy would be a Godsend.

  • http://www.roctechage.org/ D Johnson

    I’m a course developer for a non-profit group that teaches computer courses for seniors. We’re currently developing a course for Intro To Office 2010 and your tips would be a great help

  • Phoenixx

    I found Office 2010 much different from Office 2003,there’s many things for me to learn.So I need this book.Thanks.

  • http://www.timesofindia.com Praveen

    I want thissssssss book….. .

  • jeffrey john imutan

    this would be a great way to learn microsoft office 2010, i am using it right now but still havent got the hang of it. thanks

  • ErnieK

    With Office 2010,like all new software, there is a steep learning curve. To help and enable a user to fully understand it, also to make, and get full use of Office 2010, a clear and concise “manual” is required. To help the user break-down the abilities and capabilities of Office 2010 into manageable, easy learning steps a book such as this is the exact tools for doing so.
    Ernie

  • Kamil

    Please send me this book…

  • http://www.riyaz.net Riyaz

    I would love to read this book. My experience with Office 2010 has been the best so far and would like to learn more about it. I hope this book is a good resource.

  • http://techdows.com venkat

    My entry seems late, I am dummy in Microsoft office hope this help learn some basics and new tips and tricks on office 2010.

  • Bassam M.Mardini

    after using Office 2010 we need some tips.

    Bring the goods to me.

    Thanks

  • ajaxkmr

    i want this book because i want to learn trick of office 2010 for my study

  • frank

    Am not convinced that I should upgrade from 2007.
    This may put me over the edge.

  • ROHIT

    Thanks for the giveaway. I have installed office 2010 but it’s different from previous version. This guide will help me to do the work better. Also thanks to the author Vasu Jain for sharing the tips :) . Best Regards.

  • Wesley

    At our home, MS Office products are used widely while I am only versed in the basic of basic operations of MS Office, Word, Excel, Outlook. Any additional information available to assist me to expand my ability to gain more experience and effectiveness over the product would be greatly appreciated.

  • Nancy Nagurka

    I teach a 7th grade computers class. We are getting Office 2010 At school this year, after using various versions of Open Office for the last 3 years. I do not have any lessons specific to Office 2010 yet and this book looks like it would be very helpful as I make the transition and create new lessons this year!

  • Tiger Singh

    First of all thanks for the giveaway,as i am not an expert of MS OFFICE but the book seems interesting and will help me a lot in understanding the Jargon of MS OFFICE in short as well as in detailed manner,Please count me in this offer
    Thanks & Regards

  • John G

    This sounds like an interesting book that I will make full use of. I have already bought my office 2010 copy and I thinkt the book will certainly complete and enhance my office experience. Gongrats to the other four winners because I already got mine. It is good to stay optimistic.

  • peep

    More Power to the Author Vasu Jain and of course TWC for this great giveaway! I would love to win a copy of Microsoft Office 2010 Tips & Tricks E-Book which will further enhance my knowledge & skills with the new Microsoft Office 2010.

  • Wendy

    Just because I love MS Office. Just because I need hand holding. Just because instead of Ludlum at bedtime. Just because.

  • http://reviewofweb.com/ Ankur Jain

    I have recently made a switch to Office 2010 from Office 2003. There is a big difference between the two versions.

    There is a lot of info available on the net for 2003 and earlier versions but 2007/2010 still has time to catch up with.(for obvious reasons)

    Just yesterday I have to do a lot of R and D to find the “Allow Cell Drag and Drop” option in Excel 2010 and finally ended up writing a blog post on it. Check my blog link above.

    I hope this book will smoothen my learning curve.

  • Colleen Cole

    I have Microsoft Office 2010 Pro Plus – upgraded from…2002…so much is different – I could really use the help. So I am hoping the contest is still open!

  • the.Trainer

    .
    Ok, just found this webSite but I’ll still give it a shot.
    I train people with a vision impairment to use technology, primarily computer training.
    Additional resources are always advantageous for try navigating the Office Ribbon without your vision – a nightmare indeed. One requires skilling in the use, action and navigation of shortcuts for any task though and the ribbon is indeed, a task in itself.
    Regards
    the.Trainer
    .

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