Office 2000 Tutorial

Author: Textbook Writing Committee
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Publishing Time: 2004-01-01
Features: This book systematically introduces the main functions and usage methods of the six major components of the most widely used mainstream office suite software Office2000. The book consists of 34 chapters. Chapters 1-2 introduce the new features of Office2000, installation, interface, document management and organization, as well as help functions. Chapters 3-8 cover document operations and editing, insertion and editing of graphics and tables, styles and templates, as well as Internet functions of the word processing software Word2000. Chapters 9-14 introduce data input, worksheet management, chart usage, data analysis, and network applications of the spreadsheet software Excel2000. Chapters 15-19 cover slide creation, editing, formatting, presentation, publishing, and packaging of the presentation software PowerPoint2000. Chapters 20-24 introduce database creation, form creation and editing, query and report management of the database software Access2000. Chapters 25-29 cover the working interface, web page creation, editing and formatting, insertion of components and effects, as well as web page publishing of the web design and site management software FrontPage2000. Chapters 30-34 introduce contact creation, email service management, inbox and fax management, calendar, appointments and events, as well as task diaries and notes of the desktop personal affairs management software Outlook2000. The book is designed in chapter arrangement according to the actual process of readers learning and using Office2000. The content of each chapter is both interconnected and independent. For beginners, you can read in order; for readers with some foundation, you can directly read the content that interests you. The book is rich in content, abundant in examples, concise in narration, and detailed in operation steps, making it highly suitable for beginners and intermediate readers engaged in office affairs processing. It can also serve as teaching material for relevant majors in secondary vocational and technical schools and various types of computer training classes.