2014
Lynda
David Rivers
2:04
English

Get the productivity-boosting tips you need to migrate smoothly and efficiently from Office 2010 to 2013. Author David Rivers begins with an overview of the new features and improvements to Office 2013, including the new interface, Touch mode, and cloud storage and computing features. The course then steps through the crucial new features in each of the major applications—Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook—and shows you how to import and use content created in Office 2010 in the new version of the software.

Introduction
Welcome
What you should know before watching this course
Using the exercise files
1. Getting Started
Understanding the reasons to migrate
Exploring changes to the user interface (UI)
Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar
Understanding cloud computing
Exploring Touch mode
2. Migrating to Word 2013
Understanding file formats
Options for maintaining compatibility
Searching with the Navigation pane
Exploring document templates
Opening and editing PDF files
Working with images
Working with video
3. Migrating to Excel 2013
Understanding Excel file formats
Options for maintaining compatibility
Using Quick Analysis options
Using conditional formatting
Creating charts with Recommended Charts
Formatting tables and sheets
Extracting data with Flash Fill
4. Migrating to PowerPoint 2013
Understanding PowerPoint file formats
Options for maintaining compatibility
Exploring presentation themes
Working in Presenter view
Working with shapes
Moving objects on a path
5. Migrating to Outlook 2013
Importing your contacts, email, calendars, and more
Working with messages in the new UI
Using calendar sneak peeks
Sending attachments
Viewing weather information in Calendar
Using the Notes function
Conclusion
Next steps

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