Office X for Macintosh: The Missing Manual

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About the Authors

Nan Barber hails from Providence and holds a degree in Japanese

from Brown, although she does most of her writing and editing in

English these days. Her articles have appeared in publications such

as Macworld and TheSpook.com. Nan is the principal Missing Manual

copy editor, having edited most of the books in the series. She is

managing editor for Salamander, a magazine for poetry, fiction, and

memoirs, and lives with her husband near Boston. Email: [e-mail].

Tonya Engst is best known for her work on TidBITS, a free email

and Web publication covering the Macintosh Internet community,

which she co-founded in 1990. Since then, Tonya has written several

books about Microsoft Word, and numerous articles for magazines

like Macworld and NetProfessional. Tonya works from her home office

in Ithaca, New York. Her husband, Adam, works just across the hall

while her son, Tristan, hangs out down the street at day care. You can reach her at

[e-mail] or by visiting www.tidbits.com/tonya.

David Reynolds has been a Mac guy for over fifteen years, serving

time as a Macintosh floor sales representative, a Mac consultant, an

Apple Student Representative, and most recently as editor-in-chief

of MacAddict magazine. Oh, and he co-wrote both AppleWorks 6:

The Missing Manual and Office 2001 for Macintosh: The Missing

Manual. If you’d like to reach David about this book—or anything

else—send email to [e-mail].

About the Creative Team

David Pogue is the weekly computer columnist for the New York Times and the

creator of the Missing Manual series. He’s the author or co-author of 30 books,

including thirteen in this series and six in the “For Dummies” line (including Macs,

Magic, Opera, Classical Music, and The Flat-Screen iMac). In his other life, David is a

former Broadway show conductor, a magician, and a pianist. Family photos await at

www.davidpogue.com.

The Missing Credits