Computer Primary Operator Vocational Skills Training Course: Windows XP, Office XP, IE 6.0

Author: National Committee for Compiling Textbooks of National Computer Information High-Tech Qualification Examination
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Publishing Time: 2003-01-01
Features: This book is the designated textbook for the Computer Primary Operator module in the National Computer Information High-Tech Qualification Examination organized by the National Committee for Compiling Textbooks of National Computer Information High-Tech Qualification Examination. Experts from the Technical Department of the Computer Committee of the National Vocational Skill Qualification Expert Committee, as well as question-setters and some assessors, participated in the writing of this book. The content is compiled according to the examination standards and specifications. The book extensively adopts questions from the National Computer Information High-Tech Qualification Examination, making it the textbook for candidates taking the Computer Primary Operator examination. The goal is to enable learners to pass the Computer Primary Operator examination by studying this module's textbook. The book comprehensively introduces computer basics, basic Windows XP operations, keyboarding and Wubi input method, Word 2002 and Excel 2002, as well as methods for going online with a computer. The book is divided into 6 chapters. Chapter 1 mainly introduces the development, applications, working principles, daily maintenance, and virus prevention of computers. Chapter 2 mainly introduces the features, basic operations, file management, desktop settings, printers, and Chinese input methods of Windows XP. Chapter 3 mainly introduces the correct posture for using a computer and the characteristics and usage of the Wubi input method. Chapter 4 mainly introduces how to use Word 2002 to arrange electronic documents. Chapter 5 mainly introduces how to create, edit, and enhance spreadsheets using Excel 2002, as well as how to generate charts based on data in spreadsheets, and how to sort, filter, and summarize spreadsheet data. Chapter 6 mainly introduces how to go online using Windows XP. The book is rich in content, well-organized, appropriately detailed, and not only serves as the designated textbook for the National Computer Information High-Tech Qualification Examination but also as a preferred textbook for universities, vocational schools, higher vocational colleges, secondary vocational schools, and training programs in related fields.