A printable manual for PPT 2007?

[W. eWatson]

If I use Help, I can see a TOC. It looks like it's printable. That is,
perhaps everything under it. However, if possible, I'd like to produce
one big pdf document.

Hmmm. I see I had a print option as pdf. That produced exactly one page.
The TOC. This could be slow going. It would be good to get all in one shot.

BTW, is there a decent book on PPT. The ones I've seen are pretty lame.

 

[trip_to_tokyo]

If I use Help, I can see a TOC. It looks like it's printable.  That is,
perhaps everything under it. However, if possible, I'd like to produce
one big pdf document.

Hmmm. I see I had a print option as pdf. That produced exactly one page.
The TOC. This could be slow going. It would be good to get all in one shot.

BTW, is there a decent book on PPT. The ones I've seen are pretty lame.

Please check out:-

http://www.pierrefondes.com/page2.htm

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4. Step by Step Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 by Joyce Cox and Joan
Preppernau.

10-digit ISBN: 0-7356-2301-5

13-digit ISBN: 978-0-7356-2301-9

Approximate cost: GBP 13.00 / USD 20.00. 273 pages.

5.ECDL Advanced 2.0 Module AM6 Presentation Using PowerPoint 2007 by
ciatraining.

ISBN-13: 978-1-86005-659-8

PowerPoint2007 compliant. A good book explained in, "non-techie"
language. Tests at the end of each chapter with answers provided at
the end of the book.

Approximate cost: GBP 11.00 / USD 17.00. 103 pages.

Here is a choice of 111 books from which to choose for PowerPoint
2007:-

http://www.whsmith.co.uk/CatalogAndSearch/SearchWithinCategory.aspx?gq=PowerPoint+2007&cat=\Books

 

[W. eWatson]

It used to be possible to do this with Help. MS has "improved" it though.

But, as though to compensate for the inability to print our own manual,
they've also lamed down the content to the point where there'd be little
reason to WANT to print it all.

Finally. An excuse for the help in Office: it saves paper.

Funny. Yes, the descriptions barely help.