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The errata list is a list of errors and their corrections that were found after the product was released.

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Version Location Description Submitted By
Printed Page 3
Last paragraph

You refer to the Help button in the upper-left corner of the window. I think that should be upper-right
corner.

Anonymous 
Printed Page 5.1
On-line version: (page number is actually section number); step 2

says: Choose Text > Insert > Header & Footer
should say: Choose Insert > Text > Header & Footer

Anonymous 
Printed Page 12
In About the Outline Part 1

Outline is spelled as Ouline

Anonymous 
Printed Page 29
1st paragraph

view is spelled as vuiew

I've just read as far as page 29 but this is the second typo I've found. Does this mean the spellcheck
with Word 2007 is defective??????
Nevertheless I am really enjoying the book.

Anonymous 
Printed Page 30
4th Paragraph - Draft View

Draft View keyboard command is listed as (Alt+W, V). It should be (Alt+W, E).

Anonymous 
Printed Page 68
Figure 2-21

Figure is supposed to illustrate Quick Part Entry, but instead the illustration demonstrates "Find" "All Word Forms" ...in other words, text and graphic don't match.

Anonymous 
Printed Page 73
First full paragraph

You want to say flair; not flare.

Anonymous 
Printed Page 141
First sentence

resume: There are either two accents, or none.

Anonymous 
Printed Page 803
Nostalgia Corner

The nostalgia Cprner says that:

"In Office 2007, Microsoft wisely pulled the Office Assistant for good."

When I click on "START" and "SEARCH", the bottom option is:

"Click here to use search companion," with a picture of the dog. Clicking here gives you the old dog wagging its tail.

Paul

Paul Nesdore 


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