home

Articles

Risk Blog

Traders Blog

Books

Tools

Links

FAQ Page


Office X for Macintosh: The Missing Manual


Authors


David Reynolds
Nan Barber
Tonya Engst

Publisher O Reilly
ISBN 0596003323


Short Description
Authors
Deutsche
Amazon Details (Beta)


Authors Bio
Nan Barber is the coauthor of Office 2001: The Missing Manual as well as the Missing Manual series copy editor, having edited the Missing Manual titles on Mac OS 9, AppleWorks 6, iMovie, Windows Millennium, Dreamweaver 4, and Mac OS X. She works as a freelance writer and editor from her home near Boston, and is managing editor for Salamander, a magazine for poetry, fiction, and memoirs. She's also a contributing editor for www.thespook.com. Tonya Engstis best known for her work on TidBITS, a free email and Web publication covering the Macintosh Internet community, which she co-founded in 1990. Since then, Tonya has written several books about Microsoft Word, and perhaps the first book about making Web pages using a Macintosh. She has also sold Macintosh computers, and she has worked for Microsoft first doing product support and, much later, editing the Office Web site. She has also written extensively for print magazines such as Macworld and NetProfessional. Tonya works from her home office in Ithaca, New York. Her husband, Adam, works just across the hall while her son, Tristan, hangs out down the street at day care when he isn't home "helping" by spreading glitter glue around. You can reach her at tonya@tidbits.com or visit www.tidbits.com/tonya/. David Reynolds is the executive editor of MacAddict magazine.

Related Books
Apple Mac Books


Related Articles


Other books that may interest you by area:-
Apple Mac books

Books on Amazon.com
Apple Mac Books

Publisher Details
O Reilly


Specific books

Other books in Series
Missing Manuals


Related Articles


See our Sarbanes-Oxley compliance, load testing and Financial Glossary pages.
Articles   Books   FAQ Page   home   Jobs   Links   Reviews Page   Tools  
Booklist   books   Measurement   Testing   Tools