Zero Hour Takeoff -- WindowsXPOfficeXP Computer Internet Three-in-One Training Course

Author: Orient Technology
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book is based on the basic operations and specific applications of office software that beginners need to master when learning computers. It provides a detailed introduction to three aspects: the operation of Windows XP, the use of Office XP components, and computer internet access. The main content of this book includes: basic operations of Windows XP, Chinese input methods, file management in Windows XP, the operation of Word 2002, the operation of Excel 2002, the operation of PowerPoint 2002, the operation of FrontPage 2002, the operation of Access 2002, the operation of Outlook 2002, browsing the Internet, and online communication. The structure is clear, the content is detailed, the examples are rich, and it is illustrated with images and text. It is suitable for various social training students, office clerks of different age groups, civil servants, and students of universities and colleges. It is particularly suitable for computer training schools to use as a training textbook for Office XP office components and related knowledge. This book is one of the series "Zero Point Takeoff Computer Training School." Based on the basic operations and specific applications of office software that beginners need to master when learning computers, it provides a detailed introduction to the operation of Windows XP, the use of Office XP components, and computer internet access. The main content of this book includes: basic operations of Windows XP, Chinese input methods, file management in Windows XP, the operation of Word 2002, the operation of Excel 2002, the operation of PowerPoint 2002, the operation of FrontPage 2002, the operation of Access 2002, the operation of Outlook 2002, browsing the Internet, and online communication. Through the study of this book, readers can acquire computer operation skills such as using Office XP office software to create various complex documents and using computers to access the Internet in the Windows XP operating system. The book has a clear structure, detailed content, rich examples, and is illustrated with images and text. Each lesson is structured as pre-class guidance, classroom explanation, hands-on practice, and post-class exercises. The pre-class guidance points out the foundation, key points, difficulties, and learning methods of each lesson's classroom explanation, making it easier for readers to self-study and convenient for teachers to teach. The classroom explanation provides a detailed explanation of each lesson's knowledge points. The hands-on practice closely combines with the classroom explanation to provide examples, guiding readers to learn and use side by side. The post-class exercises provide fill-in-the-blank questions, true-or-false questions, answer questions, and hands-on operation questions based on each lesson's content, allowing readers to consolidate the knowledge learned in each lesson through practice. This book is targeted at intermediate and advanced computer users and is suitable for various social training students, office clerks of different age groups, civil servants, and students of universities and colleges. It is particularly suitable for computer training schools to use as a training textbook for Office XP office components and related knowledge.