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If you prefer a more streamlined alternative to the bloat and complexity of Microsoft sport-utility
programs, AppleWorks 6 is the stealth office suite. Hugely popular in classrooms, colleges, and
small offices, it's got word processing, graphics, database, web design, spreadsheet, and slideshow
functions in a single, beautifully integrated application. Every year, AppleWorks arrives in the
hands of four million Apple iMac and iBook buyers. There it sits on the hard drive, a masterpiece
of smooth integration and clever interface design, accompanied by templates, art libraries, and
fonts--and no printed instructions. AppleWorks 6: The Missing Manual is the book that should have
been in the box. It covers: What's new. The authors place special emphasis on easing the
transition into the new AppleWorks 6 interface, its Internet hooks, the Starting Points window, and
the new Presentation module.Part by part coverage. The early chapters delve very deeply into the
six core AppleWorks modules, including 85 pages on the word processor alone.Power tools. Much
of AppleWorks's power comes from its macros, templates, assistants, customizable Button bar,
and web-based clip-art libraries.Document exchange. AppleWorks 6 can no longer export Word
and Excel files. But this book covers exchanging documents with other programs, versions, and
platforms--and includes a 25% discount coupon for MacLink Plus, which restores the fileconversion
feature.Troubleshooting. Because this book isn't an Apple publication, the authors
freely acknowledge the program's weaknesses--and offer workarounds. Witty and jargon-free,
AppleWorks 6:The Missing Manual treats AppleWorks as the serious productivity tool it is. With
over 250 illustrations, a 2,000-entry index, and a menu-by-menu explanation of every command,
AppleWorks 6: The Missing Manual is as smoothly put together as AppleWorks itself.