Computer Office Comprehensive Application - Professional Skills Training Course - (Winning at Work)

Author: Chief Editor Li Xiaoting, Wang Jue, Wang Weizhong
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Publishing Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book is designed with the goal of mastering the application of common office software and being able to preliminarily solve office system maintenance issues. The book is divided into 10 chapters:
Chapter 1 primarily introduces the development and current status of office automation;
Chapter 2 briefly introduces computer basics, including basic structure and component composition;
Chapter 3 mainly covers the basic operations of the Windows XP operating system, with a brief introduction to Windows Server 2003;
Chapter 4 covers keyboard operations, character encoding, and other knowledge, with a focus on the Wubi (Five-Stroke) input method;
Chapters 5 to 7 provide detailed introductions to the office automation components Word, Excel, and PowerPoint in Office 2003, making daily office work more convenient and effortless;
Chapter 8 introduces the setup of office local area networks, as well as browsing web pages and sending/receiving emails;
Chapter 9 covers the use of common utility software;
Chapter 10 introduces the daily maintenance of office equipment.
This book is primarily aimed at office personnel and beginners in computer studies. It features a well-structured layout, highlights key points, offers fresh and rich content, and emphasizes practicality and operability. Each chapter includes skill reinforcement exercises and review questions to help readers review, consolidate, and enhance their knowledge. The book can serve as the preferred teaching material for computer vocational training courses, as well as a reference book for office staff.