New Computer Class -- Practical Office Software (Value Edition) (Includes CD-ROM)

Author: Editorial Board of This Book
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Publishing Date: 2005-07-01
Features:
Series Features: This series follows the learning habits of computer users, starting from basic knowledge and gradually progressing to advanced levels. The content is designed to be easy to grasp, with quick (quick to get started) and effective learning outcomes. Each book is accompanied by a carefully developed interactive multimedia self-study CD-ROM, which vividly simulates classroom teaching. This allows computer users to leverage the unique advantages of multimedia self-study, such as being intuitive, engaging, and highly interactive, to easily grasp the key points and difficult concepts.
Series Content: Computer Basics, Popular Operating Systems, Practical Tools Software, New Office Software, Internet Browsing Knowledge, Graphic and Image Processing, Online Animation Creation, Wubi Input Method, Computer Assembly and Maintenance, 3D Animation Creation, Digital Photo Editing, as well as computer application tips and troubleshooting.
Language – Concise and Easy to Understand
Examples – Engaging and Practical
Steps – Detailed and Easy to Follow
Illustrations – Clear and Intuitive
CD-ROM – Convenient for Self-Study
This book introduces three mainstream office application software, including Word for text processing, Excel for spreadsheet processing, and PowerPoint for slide creation. It uses concise language and detailed steps to describe the use of each application software. The book adopts a "Text + Illustrations + CD" innovative teaching model. These three methods are independent yet interconnected—simple problems can be understood from the illustrations, in-depth knowledge can be gained from the text, and the CD-ROM assists in self-study, significantly improving learning efficiency.
The accompanying CD-ROM explains six software, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, FrontPage, and Outlook, allowing you to explore more knowledge.

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