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Microsoft Office 2010 bible

by John Walkenbach ... [et al (2010)

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This book combines contents from the Excel 2010 Bible, Word 2010 Bible, PowerPoint 2010 Bible, and the Access 2010 Bible. You'll get quickly up to speed on the major power tools of Office 2010.

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