Showing posts with label Business. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Business. Show all posts

12/31/2009

Review of Complete Idiot's Guide to Microsoft Office 2000 (Paperback)

I have to admit that I'm becoming addicted to the idiot's guides.Contrary to their title, they help experts and idiots alike.For thenovice, most of this material may be new, but even the expert can pick upsome great tips.The book is divided into the major office programs: Word, Outlook, Access, Powerpoint and Excel.Though individual books focusin more detail on each of these programs, there is certainly enoughinformation here to do the majority of projects that most people would beinclined to do.The great thing about these guides is that you willsuddenly find yourself unable to unlock a much higher potential of thesepowerful programs, particularly in Excel.The chapter on Excel is veryeasy to follow and teaches you how to do the most common formulas likeautosum.Even regular Word users will perfect the art of making tables,even for such common items as resumes.The format is extremely readableand easy to follow.I find that these guides only take a few hours toread, but the effects last for months.Highly recommended for anyone whowants a quick refresher course on the most common features of these officeprograms.

Product Description
Your home or office is about to experience one of the most significant renovations of the twentyfirst century--Microsoft Office 2000. Are you prepared to take advantage of the most advanced office suite on the market? Are you ready to whip up documents, spreadsheets, graphs, and interactive slide shows? Manage data? Plan your time? Communicate electronically via email? Publish your own Web pages? This book shows you the simple way to get up to speed with Office 2000!

From the Back Cover
Your home or office is about to experience one of the most significant renovations of the twentyfirst century--Microsoft Office 2000. Are you prepared to take advantage of the most advanced office suite on the market? Are you ready to whip up documents, spreadsheets, graphs, and interactive slide shows? Manage data? Plan your time? Communicate electronically via email? Publish your own Web pages? This book shows you the simple way to get up to speed with Office 2000!

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Review of Complete Idiot's Guide to Microsoft Office 2000 (Paperback)

I have to admit that I'm becoming addicted to the idiot's guides.Contrary to their title, they help experts and idiots alike.For thenovice, most of this material may be new, but even the expert can pick upsome great tips.The book is divided into the major office programs: Word, Outlook, Access, Powerpoint and Excel.Though individual books focusin more detail on each of these programs, there is certainly enoughinformation here to do the majority of projects that most people would beinclined to do.The great thing about these guides is that you willsuddenly find yourself unable to unlock a much higher potential of thesepowerful programs, particularly in Excel.The chapter on Excel is veryeasy to follow and teaches you how to do the most common formulas likeautosum.Even regular Word users will perfect the art of making tables,even for such common items as resumes.The format is extremely readableand easy to follow.I find that these guides only take a few hours toread, but the effects last for months.Highly recommended for anyone whowants a quick refresher course on the most common features of these officeprograms.

Product Description
Your home or office is about to experience one of the most significant renovations of the twentyfirst century--Microsoft Office 2000. Are you prepared to take advantage of the most advanced office suite on the market? Are you ready to whip up documents, spreadsheets, graphs, and interactive slide shows? Manage data? Plan your time? Communicate electronically via email? Publish your own Web pages? This book shows you the simple way to get up to speed with Office 2000!

From the Back Cover
Your home or office is about to experience one of the most significant renovations of the twentyfirst century--Microsoft Office 2000. Are you prepared to take advantage of the most advanced office suite on the market? Are you ready to whip up documents, spreadsheets, graphs, and interactive slide shows? Manage data? Plan your time? Communicate electronically via email? Publish your own Web pages? This book shows you the simple way to get up to speed with Office 2000!

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12/25/2009

Review of The Wisdom Of Ginsu: Carve Yourself A Piece Of The American Dream [ILLUSTRATED] (Paperback)

As elusive a question as "Who invented Post-Its?" is "Who was behind the Ginsu Knife?"The unexpected answer to that question is two guys from Rhode Island.(Random, huh?)

I hate reading and usually avoid it at all costs, but read every word of this book and was entertained the entire time.You can pick it up, open it to any page, and understand what Ed & Barry are trying to tell you.

Their Ginsuisms are insightful, and their stories are fantastic and often funny.Why learn the hard way?They've made the mistakes for you, and they openly talk about these mistakes.They've also had successes, and the guidelines that result are great tools for any endeavor - business or not.

Screw Ron Popeil!The Ginsu Guys are the real thing!!!

Product Description
This is not a book about marketing, but a roadmap to realizing your dreams.

Barry Becher and Ed Valenti set the stage for today's infomercials with their now-famous television techniques. Their zany commercials-advertising such products as the Miracle Painter, Armourcote cookware, and, most famously, the Ginsu® knife-captured both the imagination and pocketbook of the American public.

And they became millionaires in the process.

But Wait, There's More!

You'll learn how to get a better price on anything you buy, how to get better service anywhere, even how to get easily get bumped from coach to first class on an airline.

How much would you pay for all the secrets of the universe? Don't wait! Order The Wisdom of Ginsu® before midnight tonight. Operators are standing by. Satisfaction Guaranteed!

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Review of The Wisdom Of Ginsu: Carve Yourself A Piece Of The American Dream [ILLUSTRATED] (Paperback)

As elusive a question as "Who invented Post-Its?" is "Who was behind the Ginsu Knife?"The unexpected answer to that question is two guys from Rhode Island.(Random, huh?)

I hate reading and usually avoid it at all costs, but read every word of this book and was entertained the entire time.You can pick it up, open it to any page, and understand what Ed & Barry are trying to tell you.

Their Ginsuisms are insightful, and their stories are fantastic and often funny.Why learn the hard way?They've made the mistakes for you, and they openly talk about these mistakes.They've also had successes, and the guidelines that result are great tools for any endeavor - business or not.

Screw Ron Popeil!The Ginsu Guys are the real thing!!!

Product Description
This is not a book about marketing, but a roadmap to realizing your dreams.

Barry Becher and Ed Valenti set the stage for today's infomercials with their now-famous television techniques. Their zany commercials-advertising such products as the Miracle Painter, Armourcote cookware, and, most famously, the Ginsu® knife-captured both the imagination and pocketbook of the American public.

And they became millionaires in the process.

But Wait, There's More!

You'll learn how to get a better price on anything you buy, how to get better service anywhere, even how to get easily get bumped from coach to first class on an airline.

How much would you pay for all the secrets of the universe? Don't wait! Order The Wisdom of Ginsu® before midnight tonight. Operators are standing by. Satisfaction Guaranteed!

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11/19/2009

Review of Unlikely Destinations: The Lonely Planet Story (Paperback)

I'm not a person who generally reads armchair travel books. For the most part, I stick to fiction. But when my sister handed me this book and I started reading it (on the train, I was *really* bored), I just couldn't put it down!
Unlikely Destinations is more than just a travel story, although the places the Wheelers have been, how they got where they were going and what they've seen & experienced are incredibly thrilling in and of themselves. But this is also a love story between two people and between a married couple and travel, and eventually, a family of four and travel. It's a business adventure and cautionary tale, about starting your own business from nothing and turning it into a multi-million dollar company, despite or perhaps because of the many bumps encountered along the way. This is not a story about an overnight phenomenon, but rather it's about how much dedication, hard work, sacrifice and yes, love, it takes to follow the road less traveled.
I had a few minor gripes with the book, but nothing too serious. I would really have liked to have more of the story told by Maureen, and there were a few sections I felt like Tony was glossing over too much, but over all, this book just grabbed me by the throat and wouldn't let go until I finished the last page. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!



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