Microsoft Office Accounting Professional 2007 Step by Step
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Manufacturer: Microsoft Press
Author: Curtis Frye
Binding: Perfect Paperback
Publication Date: 2007-10-17
Publisher: Microsoft Press
Label: Microsoft Press
Number Of Pages: 352
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The smart way to learn Microsoft Office Accounting Professional 2007 one step at a time! Work at your own pace through the easy numbered steps, practice files on CD, helpful hints, and troubleshooting tips to master the fundamentals of communicating your message effectively with the latest version of Office Accounting Professional. Updated from Microsoft Office Small Business Accounting 2006 Step by Step, you will discover the latest features in the accounting solution aimed at small business owners.
You will learn how to manage your business financials, get a complete view of your business, and help your business flourish no accounting experience required. You will even learn how to sell products online and get paid faster. Plus, discover how to integrate your work with other Microsoft Office programs, including Microsoft Office Excel® 2007 and Microsoft Office Word 2007. With STEP BY STEP, you can take just the lessons you need or work from cover to cover. Either way, you drive the instruction, building and practicing the skills you need, just when you need them!
This guide also includes coverage of Office Accounting Express 2007. Includes an easy-search companion CD with hands-on practice files, a complete eBook, and more!
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Great opportunity 
2008-10-03
Microsoft Press met its responsibility to support a new product like Microsoft Office Accounting (MOA) in its usual way -- a rushed, superficial account of program features and a simplistic set of examples. This is a far cry from the Microsoft Press of twenty years ago, which produced knowledgeable, detailed and genuinely helpful books about a smaller line of Microsoft products.
Over time, as has happened with other Microsoft products, independent writers will invest efforts to learn the product's long list of currently undocumented features and behaviors, experiment with it in realistic settings, and write books oriented to more than casual users. We have used the precursor to MOA to manage a business for a little over two years and found, despite a clumsy and confusing user interface, that it provided good value for the cost, as compared with other popular over-the-counter accounting software, which we previously used.
A major missing element to make MOA a success is a detailed description of all program features and behaviors, including migrating, upgrading, importing, exporting, and using the several add-ons that connect to banks, payroll, collections and other third-party services -- with realistic examples that include the numerous variations required in a variety of practical business settings. As of fall, 2008, this remains a great opportunity for a technically inclined writer who understands business practices and accountimg.
Only one Book on the subject 2008-07-16
This book is not written for the real world small business owner. Whomever wrote this book has no concept of pedagogy. The simplest tasks are rendered difficult because the writer failed to explain trivial but yet crucial steps to take in some instances. I usually don't write negative reviews. However, this book has given me so many headaches that i had to tell the truth about it. The only good thing about this book is that it is the only one written on the subject. If microsoft cannot get good writers to write books about MS accounting 2007-2008 therefore keep your money and buy Quickbooks software instead. By the way there are at least 20 books written on Quickbooks.
Helpful and imformative 
2008-07-12
Good book to get the basics of the regular program. Full benefit of the book is possible only by having the advanced Office Accounting program.
Adequate 
2008-07-04
Program advertised as not requiring accounting skills. This book should have taken on the same philosophy. It tells you how to manipulate through the tabs but is lacking in scenarios for common accounting situations...how do you handle employee expense acounts for example. Tech folks are smart but they often have a problem communicating with a user.
