Que jumps into eBooks - offers free Office 2003 guide

Posted Jan 24th 2006 8:17AM by Marc Orchant

Que Publishing has jumped into the eBook business and is offering a free eBook guide to Office 2003 to introduce their new electronic versions of the 10-Minute Guide series.

Que is offering a free download of the 10-Minute Guide to Microsoft Office 2003 (PDF e-Book) for free to quickly learn how to use Office task panes, customize your Office applications, use the Office web integration features, and migrate from your older version of Microsoft Office to the 2003 edition. This PDF e-Book can be printed, saved, and e-mailed without limitations.

A full line of 10 Minute Guides on all of the Microsoft Office 2003 applications are available in Secure Acrobat PDF format (DRM restrictions apply on saving the file and printing) for $6.95 each. The current promotion knocks 10% off that price. Registered members of the site get a 30% discount which brings the price per title to under five bucks.

Reader Comments

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1. In the chapter title for Upgrading to Excel 2003, they have the wrong version number. That glaring error makes me wonder what else they missed.

Posted at 1:47PM on Jan 24th 2006 by Debra Dalgleish

2. Debra: Good catch! I've found a few less glaring inconsistencies and errors as well. I bought the Outlook 2003 book (heck, for under $5.00, why not?) but haven't yet had a chance to even skim it. I did notice the entire series seems t be the work of a single author which is a pretty impressive feat.

Of course the forthcoming release of Office 12 means that much of this series will have to be rewritten. Hopefully they'll get the Excel version fixed ;^)

Posted at 2:38PM on Jan 24th 2006 by Marc Orchant

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