Product Description

Easy Micrsoft Money 0789730707.ld
The perfect book for beginners wanting to learn Microsoft's financial software and prefer a visual, four-color approach.
Covers more than 100 of the most important tasks, ranging from the simple such as opening an account to the more advanced features such as customizing a report.
Topics include the Credit Center, importing Quicken files, tracking income and expenses, budgeting, managing account activity and much more!
Teaches the basics of Money, allowing readers to make wise financial choices.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #391522 in Books
• Published on: 2003-11-13
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 256 pages

Synopsis
Intended for beginners who want to learn Microsoft's financial software and prefer a visual, four-color approach.

About the Author
Gina Carrillo has enjoyed 10 years of professional experience as a technical writer, analyst, editor, Web designer/developer, and instructor. She works full-time as a technical writer and application analyst, writing software system manuals, developing online help and company Web sites, and writing technical documentation. Gina has also helped develop a certification program for technical communicators at the University of South Florida, where she is a part-time RoboHelp and Technical Editing instructor. While not working or teaching, Gina also is an author and technical editor for Que Publishing and Sams Publishing. She is the author of Easy Web Pages, 2nd Edition and is the technical editor for Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft FrontPage 2000 in 10 Minutes, Sams Teach Yourself to Create Web Pages in 24 Hours, and Easy Microsoft FrontPage 2000.

Customer Reviews

Review of Easy Microsoft Money
This book is devoid of any useful information and basically consists of a set of screeenshots of Microsoft Money with some highlighted areas. For example, there is a screenshot of the menu bar with "Reports" highlighted and the book says "Click here to generate reports". Duh!. The book does not describe the key feature of Money, which is the account register, at all. It looks like the publisher just wanted to fill a gap in their series and thre this together to fill it. Buy something else.