Hi! I'm Stephanie Krieger. Welcome to Arouet.net!

The site it undergoing a bit of a face lift at the moment. As soon as the redesign is up and running, I'll be posting again more regularly (should be any day now). Meanwhile, if any features here don't do what you need them to do (such as search, which isn't working right now), please be patient. It won't be much longer before I'm totally back in action here. Thanks!

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Microsoft Office Document Designer (MODD)

European Users of MODD, Click Here for Install Help

updated 2-6-06

I know this isn't even an Enlightenment-era quote and I've had it posted for awhile, but I can't bring myself to replace it here just yet. It is so wonderful!

"Wine, distilled and nurtured from bud into fruit and then through all the processes that make it what it is, deserves better than to be guzzled by some sot with a headful of nonsense. It deserves reverence. Joy. Gentleness."

Joanne Harris (author of the novel Chocolat), from her novel Five Quarters of the Orange

The following are links to some of my recent publications. If you're looking for an article, webcast, or other publication of mine that you don't see here - post a comment and I'll be glad to send you the link.

Webcast Links
To access my webcasts for the current month, click here

The following webcasts are available to view on-demand:

Advanced Tips and Tricks for Creating Business Diagrams with PowerPoint and Visio (Level 300)

Advanced Tips and Tricks for Excel Charting: Financial Pitch Books Made Simple (Level 300)

Advanced Tips and Tricks for Complex Word Documents: Financial Pitch Books Made Simple (Level 300)

Tips and Tricks for Managing Hidden Content in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint (Level 300)

Tips and Tricks for Better Word Documents in Less Time (Level 300)

Tips and Tricks for Legal: Complex Legal Documents Made Simple (Level 200)

More webcasts

Article Links
The following articles are live on Microsoft web sites:

Get More from Your Meetings: Treat Your Notes Like the Documents They Are

Take Your Data Traveling: Use Charts and Diagrams in Multiple Programs

Take Your Data Traveling: Present the Same Table Data in Multiple Programs

Macros demystified: What they are and why to use them

Create professional-quality graphics for your documents

How effectively do you share information? (quiz)

More articles

Course Links

Tables II: Use tables to simplify complex page layouts

Tables I: Create and format basic tables

More course links

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