Office 2010 Support

Microsoft Office 2010

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Microsoft Office 2010 Online Tutorials and Support Articles

(The following links take you to online tutorials and support articles at Microsoft's site.)

Navigating the Ribbon

Customizing the Ribbon

What's New in Word 2010

Learning Word 2010 - The Basics

Word 2010 Navigation Pane

Use The Navigation Pane To Search Within Your Document

Create Visually Compelling Documents

What's New in Excel 2010

Learning Excel 2010 - The Basics

Basic Tasks in Excel 2010

New to Excel?  Create Your First Spreadsheet

Creating Formulas - An Introduction

What's New in PowerPoint 2010

What's New in Access 2010

What's New in OneNote 2010

What's New in Publisher 2010

What's New in Visio 2010

 

 

Microsoft Office 2010

Saving

To quickly save a file, click the purple floppy disk icon in the upper left corner.

To access more save options, click the “File” tab in the upper left corner, then click “Save As”. A menu will pop up. From this menu, you can select where you want to save the document. You can also change its name and file type.

By default, the “Save As” dialog box will open to your M Drive “My Documents” folder. If it doesn’t, save the file in your “My Documents” folder by clicking “Computer” on the left panel. Double-click the icon with your username under “Network Location”, and from there, double-click “My Documents”.

Printing

To print a file, click the “File” tab in the upper left corner, then click “Print”. From here, a handy window will appear with print options. When you’re done selecting print options, click the big “Print” button at the top.


All of the print settings can be adjusted under the File tab.

 

 

Easily choose between printers with a simple drop-down menu.

A drop-down menu makes it easy to duplex.

Decide which pages you want to print.

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Pin a document to the Recent Documents list in Microsoft Office 2010

To pin frequently used documents and locations to an Office program's Recent files list, click on the File tab, go to Recent, and then click on the pin next to the desired document.  Other things that can be done under Recent : clear pinned files from the list, change number of recent files to show.

 

 

 

The Ribbon

If you are most familiar with Microsoft Office 2003 or an older version, the biggest change you’ll notice is that all the drop-down menus are gone. Don’t panic: all options are there and often more easily accessed with the Ribbon, the string of toolbars with tabs at the top. Each tab is split into different sections.

 

 

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Microsoft Word 2010

You'll find the most commonly used formatting options by clicking the "Home" tab.

 

 

The "Insert" tab has options for inserting pictures, headers and footers,equations and symbols, among other things.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Use the "Page Layout" tab to adjust things like margins, columns, spacing and indentation.

 

 

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Microsoft Powerpoint 2010

You can access basic text formatting, add slides, and draw objects in the “Home” tab.

 

 

 

 

Use templates and adjust slide settings in the “Design” tab. 

 

 

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Microsoft Excel 2010

Format text, numbers and cells in the “Home” tab.

 

Insert charts and other special objects using the "Insert" tab.

 

 

Use and format formulas under the “Formula” tab.

 

 

Access data manipulation options in the “Data” tab. 

 

 

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