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How to Do Everything with Outlook 2000

Julia Kelly

2001

Build your own database

F. Wilfrid Lancaster, Peter Jacso

1999

101 Ready-to-Use Excel Formulas

Michael Alexander, Dick Kusleika

2014

Running Quickbooks 2013 premier editions

Thomas E. Barich

2012

Expert one-on-one Visual BASIC 2005 database programming

Roger Jennings

2005

Building and Maintaining a Data Warehouse

Fon Silvers

2008

Microsoft Office 2007 quicksteps

Carole Boggs Matthews

2008

Computers in Business

Kelley School Kelley School of Business Faculty

2016

Sams teach yourself Microsoft Excel 2000 in 24 hours

Trudi Reisner

1999

Special edition using WordPerfect 12

Laura Acklen

2005

Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft Project 2000 in 24 Hours

Tim Pyron

2003

i5/OS and Microsoft Office Integration Handbook

Chris Peters, Brian Singleton

2005

Running QuickBooks 2009

Kathy Ivens

2009

Excel 2010 Bible

John Walkenbach

2010

Introduction to information theory and data compression

Darrel R. Hankerson

2003

iWork for dummies

Jesse Feiler

2012

Running QuickBooks 2008 Premier Editions

Kathy Ivens

2007

Microsoft Project 2007 Bible

Elaine Marmel

2006

Data management for multimedia retrieval

Maria Luisa Sapino, K. Selçuk Candan

2010

Sams teach yourself StarOffice for Linux in 24 hours

Nicholas Wells

1999

Create Stunning HTML Email That Just Works!

Mathew Patterson

2010

Data mining methods and applications

Stephan Kudyba, Ronald K. Klimberg, Kenneth D. Lawrence

2008

Microsoft Excel functions & formulas

Bernd Held

2014

Microsoft Office 2003 All-in-One

Joe Habraken

2005

Professional InfoPath 2003

Ian Williams

2004

Excel Programming Weekend Crash Course

Peter G. Aitken

2004

Show Me Microsoft Office Project 2003

Brian Kennemer

2005

Office 2001 for Mac

Gene Steinberg

2001

Microsoft Office XP

Joseph W. Habraken

2001

OneNote

Alex Downey

2016

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