Microsoft Word 2013 Intermediate Quick Reference: Paragraphs, Tabs, Columns, Tables & Pictures (Cheat Sheet of Instructions, Tips & Shortcuts - Laminated Card) Pamphlet – August 26, 2013

I call these "Cheat Sheets" because I can quickly refer to them to find out what I need and then get on with my project on Word. I am not working, but I do work on committees, and sometimes I just need a cheat sheet to do something special, and these are the best. I recommend them.

Great for beginners and intermediate users.Some new stuff I learned and for the items that I already knew about it is great practice to learn where everything is at on my Surface Pro 2, using Microsoft Office 365. Going from Office 2003 and 2007 to 2013 Office 365 can be a shock for some. Because it doesn't cost that much I felt it was worth it for me. Obviously for those of you who have more experience you shouldn't even be looking at this page.

Use these "Cheat Sheets" when in a crunch and need the info NOW! Super easy to use .. especially when you need to "get it done right now"! I have for all of the Microsoft Office Programs. Great "Quick Study"! Easy to use laminated sheets that stay looking good and can be quickly wiped with a sponge or towel without sustaining damage.

I believe that I am an advanced Word user, but this Intermediate quick reference guide has been useful for me. I keep it beside my pc next to the User Manual. I would like a larger font, but I can make 'do' with this aid. I have learned some tips from it.

Buy the whole series for a product. Get the version you are working with. Don't forget to play with the product to learn without the pressure of having to produce a perfect document. I learn so much that way.

Info and help.

It's ok. I was hoping it would be easier to read for my husband as he isn't office savvy. A little more difficult for the not so intermediate. A lot of information in a small package.

Excellent. Given the dirt cheap price, it is excellent as a set of reminders or cheat sheet, once you have already learned the function or technique in question, and just need a quick reminder of how it works, where to find it, etc. Very well done.

Short cuts at your fingertips...but beware it is techie written.