New book from the Editorium for Publishing Professionals Who Work with Microsoft Word

The Editorium Publishes "Microsoft Word for Publishing Professionals: Power-Packed Tips for Editors, Typesetters, Proofreaders, and Indexers".

Salt Lake City, UT (PRWEB) August 13, 2008 -- The Editorium, leading provider of Microsoft Word add-ins for the publishing industry, has published a 632-page book by well-known Word guru Jack M. Lyon:

"Microsoft Word for Publishing Professionals: Power-Packed Tips for Editors, Typesetters, Proofreaders, and Indexers" (http://www.editorium.com/msword4pubpros.htm).

If you're still working the hard way, you can make your life easier with this compilation of articles from Editorium Update, the nitty-gritty electronic newsletter for people who work with words and Word. For the first time, the articles have been thoroughly organized by subject in a 632-page printed volume, with elegant typography, a table of contents, an index for easy reference, and a special section on using the articles with Microsoft Word 2007.

The book covers Microsoft Word's macros, styles, templates, wildcards, customization features, and much, much more. Full of specific, step-by-step examples that will take readers far beyond the basics, this is a rich and detailed guide for anyone who works in the publishing industry.

Want more details? You can download the full table of contents here: http://www.editorium.com/MSW4PP-toc.pdf

Unsolicited comments:

"Some of the sharpest, most useful tidbits about Microsoft Word I've ever seen. Jack Lyon does a superb job of presenting expert-level instruction at a level almost any Word user can manage." -- Dan A. Wilson, The Editor's Desktop.

"This is not your usual 'Ctrl+B will make characters bold' stuff. This is serious information for people who regularly use Word to edit serious material." -- Tom Anderson, "Word Help for Professional Editors," Sacra Blue.

About the Editorium:

The Editorium provides Microsoft Word add-ins for editors, typesetters, indexers, and other publishing professionals. It also provides a free newsletter, Editorium Update, with tips for using Microsoft Word in publishing.

Contact:

Jack M. Lyon

editor @ editorium.com

http://www.editorium.com

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