Michael Otey of Windows IT Pro magazine has put together a list of his 10 favourite little-known tools in Office 2003:
Microsoft Office is without a doubt the killer app of the Windows era and must be the most pervasive software application of all time. Almost everyone uses it, either at work or at home. But despite its widespread adoption, only a handful of the Office suite components are typically used: Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, Access, and PowerPoint�and to a lesser degree, Publisher 2003, InfoPath, and OneNote. As one of the most feature-rich products ever made, Office has far more features than most people are familiar with. Of the many little-known tools in Microsoft Office 2003, here are my 10 favorites.
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