Office Watch head honcho, Peter Deegan has teamed up with professional graphic designer, Maryjane Almer to show you how to make individual Valentine's message just using Microsoft Word .

“Valentine's Day is a time when a personal card counts for more than one taken off the shelf.”  said co-author and editor-in-chief of Office Watch, Peter Deegan.

“In our new e-book we show you how to use Microsoft Word to make a effective, yet personal card or email message for the 14th February.  Maryjane and I go beyond just Microsoft Word software instructions to give you tips on have to get effective and professional results, choose graphics, page borders and fonts.”

"It helps that both of us are shameless romantics".

VALENTINE'S GALLERY

“Time is valuable so included free in the e-book is a collection of professionally made cards and emails, as Word documents, ready for you to use.”

“We like giving a bit extra for our loyal readers so we’ve included over a dozen documents to get you started on your Valentine's needs.  These are Word documents you can open up on your computer, edit in any way you like and print out.   Aside from the useful tips and ideas in the e-book itself you save a lot of time using our pre-made examples."

Chapters include:

Valentine's Stationery Gallery

• Cards
• Emails
• Small gift Tags

Valentine's Resources

• Fonts
• Symbols
• Graphics
• Page Borders

Valentine's grab-bag

Valentine's Day with Word works for Word 97, through Word 2000, Word 2002 (XP) and Word 2003.  The Gallery of ready-to-use examples are Word documents compatible with Word 97 through Word 2003.  The versions of Word also include Microsoft Works packages that include a full version of Microsoft Word.