Computer Interactive Classroom - Computer Office Automation

Author: Zhang Jin
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Crafted by a seasoned computer engineer, this book guides beginners toward mastering computer skills, revealing lesser-known software techniques, and sharing exclusive tricks of the trade. It is part of the Computer Interactive Classroom series. The book is divided into 6 chapters, covering various essential knowledge required for computer-based office work. This includes the basics of Windows XP, using input methods, managing office files, installing software and hardware on computers, advanced office applications with Word 2003, creating tables with Excel 2003, calculating, analyzing, and managing data in Excel, creating presentations with PowerPoint 2003, advanced applications of PowerPoint 2003, the use of the Internet in office settings, sending and receiving emails, online office work, the use of common office auxiliary software, as well as computer security and maintenance. The book features a fresh layout, easy-to-understand content, and a strong emphasis on practicality. Text explanations are closely paired with illustrations, and lively cartoon illustrations and hands-on practice sections, such as "Think About It" and "Try It Out," are interspersed throughout the text to enhance readers' critical thinking and practical skills, helping them consolidate their knowledge and apply it in real-world scenarios. This book is suitable for all beginners in computer-based office work, including office clerks of various ages, civil servants, and retirees, and can be used as a textbook for computer office courses in universities, colleges, and computer training classes. The book is also accompanied by a multimedia teaching CD-ROM, allowing readers to study the content by referring to the disc.