PowerPoint 2003 Multimedia Presentation Quick Guide -(Includes 2 CDs)

Author: Orient Technology
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: This book is one of the "Computer Office Quick Guide" series, designed for PowerPoint beginners. It comprehensively introduces the knowledge of PowerPoint in computer office applications, including the basics and operations of PowerPoint 2003, text input and editing, setting presentation appearances, inserting graphics, tables, charts, diagrams, and sounds, creating hyperlinks, setting animation effects, presenting slides, advanced applications of PowerPoint, and printing and outputting presentations. At the end, two highly practical comprehensive cases are provided to consolidate the use of PowerPoint and enhance readers' comprehensive application skills. The book adopts a concise and elegant double-column layout, with detailed explanations, abundant examples, and strong operability. It is written in the format of "knowledge points + cases," where the requirements of each case are clearly stated. The cases include two small sections: "Tips" and "Further Practice," which enrich readers' knowledge while allowing them to learn and practice simultaneously, truly achieving the goal of learning, improvement, and review without missing a beat. At the end of each chapter, there is a "Refueling Station" section to overcome obstacles in the application process. Additionally, the book explains PowerPoint multimedia presentation knowledge through a picture-and-text comparison approach, achieving a (picture-text comparison) effect. To address the issue of insufficient information in such books, useful information is also reflected in the pictures, such as annotations and highlighting important areas, and the sequence of operations is marked in the diagrams. This book is targeted at intermediate and advanced users of PowerPoint for computer office applications, suitable for company managers, secretaries, corporate employees, teachers, and others for learning and use. It can also serve as a reference book for computer enthusiasts studying PowerPoint.