Get targeted help on a program or feature
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View the Help home page for an Office program or tool
Each program in Microsoft Office has its own Help home page. This page can be a good place to get an overview of a program. On the Help home page, you can browse to other topics or search for topics by typing your question in the Type words to search for box.
To open the Help home page, do one of the following in the main window of one of these 2007 Microsoft Office system programs:
Which 2007 Microsoft Office system program are you using?
Access
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Click the Microsoft Office Access Help button
.Keyboard shortcut To open Help, press F1.
The home page that is displayed depends on the setting in the Search list 
. For more information, see Get online Help, templates, training, and additional content.
Clip Organizer
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On the Help menu, click Microsoft Office Clip Organizer Help.
Keyboard shortcut To open Help, press F1.
The home page that is displayed depends on the setting in the Search list . For more information, see Get online Help, templates, training, and additional content.
Excel
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Click the Microsoft Office Excel Help button
.Keyboard shortcut To open Help, press F1.
The home page that is displayed depends on the setting in the Search list . For more information, see Get online Help, templates, training, and additional content.
InfoPath
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On the Help menu, click Microsoft Office InfoPath Help.
Keyboard shortcut To open Help, press F1.
The home page that is displayed depends on the setting in the Search list . For more information, see Get online Help, templates, training, and additional content.
OneNote
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On the Help menu, click Microsoft Office OneNote Help.
Keyboard shortcut To open Help, press F1.
The home page that is displayed depends on the setting in the Search list . For more information, see Get online Help, templates, training, and additional content.
Outlook
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On the Help menu, click Microsoft Office Outlook Help.
Keyboard shortcut To open Help, press F1.
The home page that is displayed depends on the setting in the Search list . For more information, see Get online Help, templates, training, and additional content.
PowerPoint
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Click the Microsoft Office PowerPoint Help button
.Keyboard shortcut To open Help, press F1.
The home page that is displayed depends on the setting in the Search list . For more information, see Get online Help, templates, training, and additional content.
Project
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On the Help menu, click Microsoft Office Project Help.
Keyboard shortcut To open Help, press F1.
The home page that is displayed depends on the setting in the Search list . For more information, see Get online Help, templates, training, and additional content.
Publisher
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On the Help menu, click Microsoft Office Publisher Help.
Keyboard shortcut To open Help, press F1.
The home page that is displayed depends on the setting in the Search list . For more information, see Get online Help, templates, training, and additional content.
SharePoint Designer
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On the Help menu, click Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer Help.
Keyboard shortcut To open Help, press F1.
The home page that is displayed depends on the setting in the Search list . For more information, see Get online Help, templates, training, and additional content.
Visio
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On the Help menu, click Microsoft Office Visio Help.
Keyboard shortcut To open Help, press F1.
The home page that is displayed depends on the setting in the Search list . For more information, see Get online Help, templates, training, and additional content.
Word
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Click the Microsoft Office Word Help button
.Keyboard shortcut To open Help, press F1.
The home page that is displayed depends on the setting in the Search list . For more information, see Get online Help, templates, training, and additional content.
Get help on a command in Access, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, or Word
All commands that are available in these programs are available on the Ribbon, which is part of the Microsoft Office Fluent user interface. When you rest the pointer on a command on the Ribbon, a ScreenTip is displayed to give you information about what that command does. If you see the message Press F1 for more help, continue to rest the pointer on the command and press F1 to get more information about using that command.
In Microsoft Office Outlook, the Office Fluent Ribbon is displayed only in the window of an open item, such as an e-mail message or appointment.
Get help on a dialog box
When a Microsoft Office program displays a dialog box, sometimes it is not clear how to use the options to accomplish a task. To get help while you work in a dialog box, do the following:
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Click Help
, which is located in the title bar of the dialog box that you are using.Keyboard shortcut To open Help, press F1.
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If there is a Help topic available for the dialog box, the topic is displayed. Otherwise, the Help home page is displayed.
Get developer help
In some Microsoft Office programs, you can use Help to get conceptual and reference information about how to develop Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) procedures that extend the capabilities of Microsoft Office to meet business needs. To get developer help, do the following:
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In the Microsoft Office program that contains the object model that you want to use, press F1.
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In the Search list
, do one of the following:-
To get the most up-to-date content, under Content from Office Online, click Developer Reference.
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To get content from your computer, under Content from this computer, click Developer Reference.
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