November-December, 2004

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Interviews:

Mary Jo Putney

Bill DeSmedt

Mothers Who Write: Antonya Nelson

Articles:

Contract Bridge and Writing: How to Become a Grand Master

Are You Dead Certain?

Stories Behind the Carols

Features:

Book Reviews

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Computer/Web Design Book Reviews

F1 Get the Most out of Excel by Joseph Rubin
Limelight Media, 2004
Paperback, 820 pages
ISBN: 0974636827
Ordering information:
Amazon.com | Amazon.co.uk

This Excel aid is a must for frequent users of Microsoft's well-known spreadsheet software tool. The book covers Microsoft Excel versions 1997, 2000, 2002 and 2003. Author Joseph Rubin, who is also the principal of the popular Excel resource exceltip.com, helps readers quickly grasp Excel concepts with short, straight-to-the-point instructions and screenshots. The advice covers a wide-range of topics including nesting formulas, password protection, adding pictures, converting to EUROs and using the SUMIF function -- to name just a few. Tips are cross-referenced in the book, making it easy for readers to find what they need. The book also includes room for readers to add their own notes and tips. If you plan on spending a lot of time using Microsoft Excel you'll want Rubin's book. It is packed with keyboard shortcuts, tips and concise advice that can save you an enormous amount of time.

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F1 Get the Most out of Excel by Joseph Rubin