Tablet PC Quick Reference

Whether you’re in a meeting, hallway, coffee shop, or conference—achieve ultimate mobility with the TABLET PC QUICK REFERENCE. Combining the simplicity of pen and paper with all the muscle of Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional, the Tablet PC is more than just cool—it can maximize your productivity, no matter how or where you work. Use this expert guide to get up and running faster, and take the power of a desktop PC—and more—anywhere you’d take a notepad and pen!

• Pen, voice, keyboard, mouse—you decide how to control your Tablet PC
• Accelerate your dexterity with the digital pen, Input Panel, and Windows Journal
• Save, edit, search, and e-mail your handwritten notes
• Add notes and drawings directly into Microsoft Word documents, Microsoft Excel spreadsheets, and other digital documents
• Annotate Microsoft PowerPoint® slides—even as you present them
• Go hands-free with voice commands and dictation capabilities
• See how the Tablet can maximize collaboration and interactivity in meetings

 (3 customer reviews)

As a new Tablet PC user, I heartily recommend this book. Using a new technology effectively isn't usually "quick" for most of us, and we waste valuable time learning by trial and error. For the time and frustration it's saved me, this book has been well worth its cost. The explanations and illustrations are clear, material is introduced in the proper order, and it's easy to find what what you're looking for when you go back to refresh your memory about a procedure.

The book is thorough in its coverage of the main Tablet PC applications. But that's not what I thought a Quick Reference should be. At 264 pages, this book is a bit long-winded.Great section on how the handwriting recognition works though.Being the first Tablet PC book to hit the market, it does the platform justice.

book worthless
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no recommend to buy