SELECT Series: Microsoft Office XP Volume I
Author: Pamela R Toliver
The Select Series Microsoft® Office XP
Select's easy to follow, step-by-step approach lays the groundwork for students to have early success with Office XP and to gain the confidence they need to apply their skills to text projects and cases, as well as to everyday work challenges!
The Practical Running Case and the clear instructions guide students to mastering Office XP in the classroom and beyond!
Select is certified to the Core and Expert levels, giving students the full range of competencies in Office XP!
Table of Contents:
Introduction to Windows.Internet Explorer.
Outlook Project.
3 Common Elements.
WORD.
Introducing Word.
Project 1. Creating Correspondence.
Project 2. Editing and Formatting Text.
Project 3. Creating a Brochure.
Project 4. Working with Multipage Documents.
Project 5. Creating Tables.
Project 6. Merging.
EXCEL.
Introducing Excel.
Project 1. Designing and Creating a Worksheet.
Project 2. Formatting Worksheets.
Project 3. Analyzing and Distributing Worksheet Data.
Project 4. Working with Workbooks.
Project 5. Creating More Complex Workbooks.
Integrated Project 1.
ACCESS.
Introducing Access.
Project 1. Creating Access Tables.
Project 2. Establishing Relationships and Modifying Tables.
Project 3. Creating Queries.
Project 4. Manipulating Table Data and Data Access Pages.
Project 5. Creating Forms.
Project 6. Creating and Modifying Reports.
Integrated Project 2.
POWERPOINT.
Introducing PowerPoint.
Project 1. Creating Presentations.
Project 2. Enhancing Presentations.
Project 3. Viewing and Arranging Slide Shows.
Project 4. Workingwith Visual Elements.
Project 5. Broadcasting Presentations.
Integrated Project 3.
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Hospital design speaks volumes about the beliefs and values of health care in general. For many years, hospital after hospital has been constructed in the interests of physicians, trustees, and administrators. Rarely has the patient been a top priority in facility design.
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