Beginner's Guide to Computers Series Office Application Made Easy Series

Author: Orient Technology (Compiler)
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Features: This book starts from the basic knowledge and operations that a computer beginner should understand and master, and provides a detailed introduction to the operation knowledge of creating various office documents using the components of Office 2003. The main contents include:
Recognizing Office 2003, Creating Labor Employment Contracts, Creating Training Systems, Creating Property Development Plans, Creating Employee Handbooks, Creating Employee Basic Information Sheets, Creating Employee Payroll Sheets, Creating Sales Performance Sheets, Creating Bidding Proposal Slides, Creating Product Showcase Slides, Creating Customer Resource Databases, Writing and Sending Email to Customers, and Creating Year-End Summary Reports, etc.
The book features a novel layout, is easy to understand, and emphasizes practicality. It is accompanied by lively and operation-oriented mini-sections, including "Tips," "Experience Sharing," "Mini Profiles," "Practice Exercises," "Expert Advice," etc. These mini-sections are interspersed after relevant knowledge points, enabling readers to quickly achieve the goal of consolidating knowledge and applying it in practice.
Additionally, the book primarily uses illustrations to explain computer knowledge, with text as a supplement, truly achieving "illustrations explaining text." To address the limitation of such books having "limited information," we also incorporate useful information into the illustrations, such as annotations and highlights in important areas, and marking operation sequences with numbers (①②③④⑤) in the diagrams.
This book is aimed at Office beginners and can also be used as a teaching material for office automation and Office courses in universities, colleges, and various computer training classes.