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2 Features of Office 2003 You May Not Be Aware Of.
On the right-hand side of most screens in Office 2003, there is a ‘Getting Started’ task pane which allows you quick access to your documents and also enables you to access the Microsoft Office online system. From this task pane you can open new or saved documents, connect to the help section of the Microsoft Web Site and get the latest news about Office 2003. The task pane also contains a search box which will link to the Microsoft Web Site, provided your computer is online. You can enable or disable the ‘Getting Started’ task pane by clicking on ‘View’ on the top menu and then selecting ‘Task Pane’.
The new ‘Research’ task pane is a very useful method of looking up information from a variety of sources on the Internet. This pane also contains a search box into which you can enter your query. Immediately below the search box there is a drop-down arrow which, once invoked, displays a list of sources, e.g. Encarta Dictionary, Encarta Encyclopaedia, MSN Money Stock Quotes etc… The ‘Research’ Task pane can be enabled by clicking on the small black triangle at the top of the right hand pane.
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2 Features of Office 2003 You May Not Be Aware Of.
On the right-hand side of most screens in Office 2003, there is a ‘Getting Started’ task pane which allows you quick access to your documents and also enables you to access the Microsoft Office online system. From this task pane you can open new or saved documents, connect to the help section of the Microsoft Web Site and get the latest news about Office 2003. The task pane also contains a search box which will link to the Microsoft Web Site, provided your computer is online. You can enable or disable the ‘Getting Started’ task pane by clicking on ‘View’ on the top menu and then selecting ‘Task Pane’.
The new ‘Research’ task pane is a very useful method of looking up information from a variety of sources on the Internet. This pane also contains a search box into which you can enter your query. Immediately below the search box there is a drop-down arrow which, once invoked, displays a list of sources, e.g. Encarta Dictionary, Encarta Encyclopaedia, MSN Money Stock Quotes etc… The ‘Research’ Task pane can be enabled by clicking on the small black triangle at the top of the right hand pane.
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