Using the Start Menu
by Joan Lambert, Curtis Frye, Joyce Cox
Microsoft® Office Home and Student 2007 Step by Step
- Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 Step by Step
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- A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
- Introducing the 2007 Microsoft Office System
- Information for Readers Running Windows XP
- Features and Conventions of This Book
- Using the Book's CD
- Getting Help
- Quick Reference
- 1 Exploring Word 2007
- 2 Editing and Proofreading Documents
- 3 Changing the Look of Text
- 4 Presenting Information in Columns and Tables
- 5 Setting Up a Workbook
- 6 Working with Data and Data Tables
- 7 Performing Calculations on Data
- 8 Changing Workbook Appearance
- 9 Starting a New Presentation
- 10 Working with Slide Text
- 11 Adjusting the Layout, Order, and Look of Slides
- 12 Delivering a Presentation Electronically
- 13 Getting Started with OneNote
- 14 Creating and Configuring Notebooks
- 15 Collecting Information in a Notebook
- 16 Organizing and Locating Information
- I. Microsoft Office Word 2007
- II. Microsoft Office Excel 2007
- III. Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007
- IV. Microsoft Office One Note 2007
- 13. Getting Started with OneNote
- 14. Creating and Configuring Notebooks
- 15. Collecting Information in a Notebook
- 16. Organizing and Locating Information
- A. Your All-in-One Resource
- Glossary
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Follow this procedure to start a program, such as Microsoft Office Word, on a computer running Windows XP:
Folders on the Windows Vista Start menu expand vertically. Folders on the Windows XP Start menu expand horizontally. .
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