English Version: Office XP Five-in-One Basic Training Course

Author: Editorial Board of This Book
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Publishing Time: 2004-04-01
Features: The rapid development of computer technology has driven the booming growth of related training industries. However, the market is flooded with training books that lack clear target readers, inappropriate content, dull language, and content that is neither high-level nor accessible, leaving few high-quality options. For computer beginners who are eager to learn but have not yet entered the field, it is not easy to sift through the overwhelming and mixed bag of books to find suitable top-tier materials. As a reputable computer book publisher, Electronics Industry Press has the capability and mission to create first-class computer training textbooks to improve the computer literacy of the general public. In the new year, after thorough market research, our press has meticulously crafted an introductory series of readers— the "New Standard" Computer Basic Training Textbooks—for computer training classes. Currently, the most popular office automation software is Microsoft Office XP, which has won a vast user base with its rich and powerful features. The Chinese version of this software has made numerous improvements and refinements in functionality and ease of use. This book comprehensively covers the most popular operating system, Windows XP, the widely used browser, Internet Explorer, and the most commonly used applications in Office XP—Word 2002, Excel 2002, and PowerPoint 2002. Using a wealth of operational tips and usage techniques, the book systematically explains and explores the functions and features of these five software programs. The book is divided into five parts and 24 chapters. Part 1 (Chapters 1–7) introduces Windows XP, Part 2 (Chapters 8–15) covers Word 2002, Part 3 (Chapters 16–20) introduces Excel 2002, Part 4 (Chapters 21–22) discusses PowerPoint 2002, and Part 5 (Chapters 23–24) covers Internet Explorer. The book is highlighted by its clear focus, rich illustrations, and strong emphasis on combining hands-on practice with theoretical knowledge. Each chapter is accompanied by exercises and hands-on practice sessions, which help deepen understanding of the material and improve learning efficiency. This book serves as a self-study reference for learning and applying Office XP, and is particularly suitable for computer trainers.