Google Docs 4 Everyone

Who needs expensive, old-fashioned office software? Now, you can do everything online, free, with Google Docs! Experts Steve and Nancy Holzner offer simple, step-by-step instructions and great insider tips for making the most of Googlers"s powerful online word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation tools. Yours"ll get started fast... learn how to create and format professional-quality documents of all kinds... collaborate with colleagues to build better proposals and presentations... use advanced tools like revision history, templates, and charts... discover Google Docsrs" latest features and shortcuts... and a whole lot more! No matter what kind of documents you create, this book can help you do the job better, faster, and more efficiently... and yours"ll never pay for office software again! Yours"ll Learn How To bull; Get your free Google account and set up iGoogle for instant access to your documents bull; Upload and use the documents yours"ve already created with Microsoft Office bull; Use Google Spreadsheet to create charts to display spreadsheet data bull; Master Google Docsrs" easy, powerful document-editing and formatting tools bull; Insert images into your documents and presentations bull; Share documents securely with your colleagues bull; Back up your documents offline and edit them when you donrs"t have an Internet connection Steven Holzner, former contributing editor at PC Magazine, is author of 108 computer books that have sold more than 2.5 million copies. His most recent Pearson book is Facebook Marketing. Nancy Holzner writes and edits technology books from her home in central New York state. Her recent publications include books on Intuit QuickBase and Zoho. Nancy has also worked as a medievalist, a high school teacher, and a corporate trainer. CATEGORY: Productivity Suites COVERS: Google Docs USER LEVEL: Beginning-Intermediate

Steven Holzner is the award-winning author of many books. His books have sold more than two million copies and have been translated into 18 languages around the world. He’s been a contributing editor at PC Magazine and has been on the faculty of MIT and Cornell University, where he got his PhD.

 

Nancy Holzner writes and edits tech books from her home in central New York state on topics ranging from Google Apps to WAN optimization to Zoho. She is also a novelist (mystery and urban fantasy) and has worked as a medievalist, an English teacher, and a corporate trainer. Nancy holds a PhD from Brown University.