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Learning to use Windows applications

Gary B. Shelly

1994

Using Word in the Classroom

Armand Seguin, Jean Morrow, Jennifer B. Summerville et al.

2002

Microsoft Office Word 2007

Carol M. Cram

2008

Using Microsoft Word 97

Eric Maloney

1996

Word 2000 in a nutshell

Walter J. Glenn

2000

Sams teach yourself Microsoft Word 2000 automation in 24 hours

Pamela Palmer

2000

Using Microsoft Word 2002

Bill Camarda

2001

The complete idiot's guide to Word for Windows 95

Daniel T. Bobola

1995

Microsoft Office Word 2013

Hinkle, Linda I O'Leary, Timothy J. O'Leary

2013

Word 2003 all-in-one desk reference for dummies

Doug Lowe

2004

More Word for Windows 6 for dummies

Doug Lowe

1994

Microsoft® Office 2013

Patrick Carey, Ann Shaffer, Dan Oja et al.

2013

The Gregg Reference Manual

William A. Sabin, William A. Sabin, Wilma K. Millar, Sharon L. Sine, G. Wendy Strashok, William A Sabin

1977

Learn Word 2000

Sally Preston, John M. Preston, Robert Ferrett

1999

Word 2016 for dummies

Dan Gookin

2016

Creating cool Web pages with Word for Windows 95

Ron Wodaski

1996

Microsoft Office Word 2003 comprehensive

Robert T. Grauer

2004

Microsoft Office Word 2003

Linda I O'Leary, Timothy J. O'Leary

2004

Dummies 101

Peter Weverka

1997

Word 2013 for dummies

Dan Gookin, Serge Timacheff, Sandra Geisler

2013

Microsoft Word 2007 Bible

Herb Tyson

2007

Word for Windows for dummies

Dan Gookin

1993

The lawyer's guide to Microsoft Word 2010

Ben M. Schorr

2011

Microsoft Word 2002

Joseph W. Habraken

2002

Word 2002 for dummies

Dan Gookin

2001

Word hacks

Andrew Savikas

2004

Microsoft® Office Word 2007

Element K Journals Creative Team

2007

Word 97 for Windows for dummies

Dan Gookin

1996

Microsoft Word 2010

Nita Hewitt Rutkosky

2011

Interactive Computing Series

Kenneth C. Laudon

2001 ★ 4.3

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