Writing on a computer isn't such a big deal anymore. In fact, today it's the typewriter that gets the double take. Chances are very good that if you're going to write anything, you'll be using a computer with word processing software, and you'll very likely be using a PC with some variation of Windows and Microsoft Word to help you.But Word is such a massive program that does much more than merely process words. Do you really need to know all the bells and whistles, the command options and the typographical mumbo jumbo? Probably not. If you're like most Word users, all you want to know is a few answers to some tiny questions.For this, you've found your book. Word 2002 For Dummies will show you the basics of using this dynamic program and have you quickly doing things likeSaving your stuffCutting and pasting a block of textQuickly finding your place in a large documentAligning paragraphsThrowing together a quick yet elegant tableUsing a document templateRemember, there's nothing scary about Word.
