An excellent tutorial for users who need quick productivity, especially those in the corporate environment. The 10 Minute Guide to Excel for Windows 95 teaches the basic features and functions of Excel for Windows 95, in approximately 20 mini-tutorials, each of which can be completed in 10 minutes or less.

With the release of Microsoft Office 95, millions of computer users will be using Schedule+ as part of the #1 suite product on the market. This book teaches the basic features and functions of Schedule+ in 20 mini-tutorials. Timesaving tips, plain English definitions, and Panic Button advice help users throughout the book. A Windows primer and installation instructions round out this handy guide.

A tutorial which teaches the basic features and functions of the latest release of Windows, in approximately 20 mini-tutorials, each of which can be completed in 10 minutes or less. Timesaving Tips, Plain English definitions, and Panic Button advice help users throughout the book.

Here is a perfect guide for users who want to learn the basics and most-used features of Approach for Windows 95 in the fastest, easiest way possible. Presenting information in crystal-clear, 10-minute lessons, Shelley O'Hara presents a complete guide to Approach's features and functions. She includes timesaving tips, "plain English definitions", and more.

This quick guide to spreadsheets ensures fast learning. Packed with 25 short lessons, this handy resource teaches the basics of Excel for Windows function and gets the user productive in 10 minutes or less. The book also features TimeSaver tips and Plain English definitions to maximize PC performance.

The 10 Minute Guide to Excel 97 offers simple, practical help for busy people who need fast results. Through goal-oriented, 10-minute lessons, you'll learn all the essential tasks for creating powerful worksheets. 10 minutes is all you'll need to create and customize your own toolbar; enter different types of dat: numbers, dates, times, and more; create and save workbook files; add columns, rows, headers, and footers; perform calculations with formulas and functions; use styles to format cells; add cell borders and shading; and save Excel data in/on the Internet or an intranet.