Word Text Processing Made Easy

Author: Zeng Yulin
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: "Let readers apply what they learn, achieve twice the result with half the effort, and solve problems without asking for help." Using relaxed language, simple methods, and explaining useful content, it helps you effortlessly immerse yourself in the world of computers. This book is part of the "Beginner's Guide to Computers" series, and it is based on the Chinese version of Word 2000, while also covering the Chinese version of Word 2002. It systematically explains the applications of Word in daily life, study, and work. The content includes: what Word is, how to perform text editing operations in Word, using Word to write articles, daily expense tables, large posters, greeting cards, promotional posters, letterheads, digital test papers, graduation theses, personal resumes, company letterheads, colored stamps, organizational charts, multiple customer letters and envelopes, large slogans, surveys, web pages, the creation and use of document templates, as well as common problems and solutions encountered during document layout in Word.
This book has a clear structure, detailed content, abundant examples, and is illustrated with visuals. It emphasizes methods and techniques, making it easy for beginners to self-study. The book primarily uses visuals with supplementary text to explain concepts, truly achieving a "picture-explaining-text" approach. To address the issue of "limited information" in such books, we have included as much information as possible in the images, such as annotations for important points and marking the sequence of operations in the illustrations. Additionally, a special section named "Small Archive" is dedicated to the page footer, presenting small knowledge points that greatly help beginners in the form of "archives."
Each lesson includes sections like "Tips," "Experience Sharing," and "Practice Exercises" to introduce content beyond professional knowledge, truly helping readers achieve a comprehensive understanding. This book is targeted at beginner and intermediate computer users and is suitable as a computer introductory textbook for vocational colleges, technical schools, and various computer training classes. It is also suitable for office clerks, civil servants, social training participants, students and teachers of vocational colleges, and retirees of all ages. Furthermore, it can serve as a teaching material for the new national computer proficiency examination, self-study, and training purposes.