Microsoft Office for iPad: An Essential Guide to Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneDrive

The long-awaited version of Microsoft Office for the iPad gives Office users the opportunity to use Excel, PowerPoint, and Word on their Apple tablet. In this practical, no fluff guide, author Tom Negrino gets straight to point, showing users how to get the most out of the Office apps on an iPad. Assuming you have some existing knowledge of the desktop Office apps this book focuses on maximizing your productivity on the new iPad version. After showing how to install the Office apps on your iOS and desktop devices, Tom covers how to set up OneDrive, Microsoft’s cloud services for uploading and syncing files across devices. Tom then moves on to showing you how to accomplish the most common Office tasks on the iPad, including how to create and edit documents with the touch interface. Tom also covers how to use the popular OneNote on the iPad.

Table of Contents:
Intro Getting Started Chapter 1 Understanding Office 365 Chapter 2 Installing Software on iOS and Your Desktop Chapter 3 Setting Up OneDrive Managing Documents Chapter 4 Creating New Documents from Templates Chapter 5 Working in the Touch Environment Chapter 6 Opening, Naming, and Saving Documents Chapter 7 Sharing and Printing Documents Chapter 8 Managing Files with the OneDrive iOS App Chapter 9 Editing Documents Using Office Online Working with Word Chapter 10 Working with Text Chapter 11 Inserting and Formatting Graphics Chapter 12 Changing Document Formatting Working with Excel Chapter 13 Working with Worksheets Chapter 14 Working with Worksheet Data Chapter 15 Building Charts and Graphics Working with PowerPoint Chapter 16 Building Presentations Chapter 17 Creating and Modifying Slide Content Chapter 18 Adding Transitions and Presenting Working with OneNote Chapter 19 Working with Notebooks, Sections, and Pages Chapter 20 Organizing Your Notes

About the Author :
Tom Negrino is the author of more than 40 books, covering such diverse topics as Dreamweaver, JavaScript, Keynote, Microsoft Office, and CSS. He is a longtime contributor to Macworld and other magazines. He’s lived in the Sonoma wine region with his wife and frequent collaborator, Dori Smith, since they left the Los Angeles area in 1999.