On 3/6/01 8:35 AM, Alan R. Houtzer said:
> People are constantly saying 'how do I get the page numbering to start on
> the second page, but with the number 1?!?' or something like that, which is
> simple to do in AppleWorks.
And you know, it's simple to do in Word 2001 too, once you know the answer.
The problem is "discovering" the answer.
Which makes me think again: maybe most of the problem with people feeling
frustrated with a large, complicated program like Word is the LACK OF
DOCUMENTATION.
I've got the "Missing Manual" for Office 2001 pre-ordered. But I'd even pay
Microsoft for a decent set of documentation. I'd prefer that they break it
into components, though: while I'd pay handsomely for a nice, complete of
docs for Word, I'd rather not pay for a huge "bible" that is 50% devoted to
Excel, and then spends most of its time in the Word section telling me how
to change margins or make text italic.
I get the feeling there is some real power lurking in Word for me to tap.
How do I really take advantage of the Organizer? The numbering dialogs are
pretty complex: tell me what each of those options does, give me examples.
Devote a whole chapter to long document preparation. Etc.
-- Sherman
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