For short, introductory courses on Windows/98 and Office 2000. Supported by numerous exercises and projects designed to appeal to a wide range of students, these practical and informative texts offer a step-by-step, hands-on guide to learning the software. Ericksen fills a much-needed void in the market. *Full, four-color, spiral-bound texts on the latest releases of Microsofts best-selling applications. *Gives students up-to-date information on current applications in an attractive, and easy-to-use format. *Completely visual, hands-on in orientation with minimal reading; the focus is on doing. Explains each task in detail, concluding with a practice exercise students can perform. Presents numerous screen shots, including dialog boxes and results of the exercises. *Gives students opportunities to practice tasks, and provides visual reinforcement. *Concise, task-oriented objectives, guided exercises, and end-of-chapter summaries. *Helps keep students on track. *Unique "What/How/Why/Tips" organization. *Streamlines tasks for students, making skill mastery easy.
*End-of-chapter independent practice exercises, objective reviews, and key terms lists as well as end-of-part integrated Check Point activities. *Enables students to apply what they learn. *Also available: SkillCheck skills-based assessment software (applications simulated testing. *Supported by interactive, CD-ROM based tutorials developed by CBT Systems, these tutorials may be value packed with any text in the series. *Each text in the Ericksen series is part of the Prentice Hall custom binding program, the Right PHit. *All supplements for this series, including Instructors Manual, Solutions Disk, PowerPoint, and Data Disks as well as the Computerized Testing System, are available on one CD.
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978-0-13-974460-0 (9780139744600)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
1. Getting Started.
Introduction to Presentations. Starting the Software. Creating a Presentation using the AutoContent Wizard. Using Help. Exiting PowerPoint and Shutting Down Windows.
2. Creating and Viewing Presentations.
Changing Views. Saving the Presentation. Printing the Slides and the Outline. Using the AutoContent Wizard. Creating a Presentation Using a Template.
3. Editing the Presentation.
Opening a Presentation. Inserting and Deleting Text. Moving Text. Checking the Spelling and the Style of the Presentation. Adding a New Slide. Changing the Bullets in a List. Creating Subtopics in a Bulleted List. Deleting a Slide. Changing the Order of Slides.
Check Point 1.
4. Changing the Look of the Presentation.
Changing the Layout of a Slide. Changing the Color of the Presentation of Just One Slide. Changing the Presentation Design. Using the Slide Master. Changing the Font, Font Size, and Color. Formatting Text. Changing Text Alignment.
5. Adding Graphic Elements to Slides.
Adding AutoShapes. Adding Clip Art. Using WordArt. Adding Charts. Adding an Organizational Chart. Adding a Table to a Slide.
6. Creating a Slide Show.
Playing a Slide Show. Adding Text Animation. Adding Transitions Between Slides. Adding Timing to the Slides. Adding Sounds and Movies to the Presentation.
Check Point 2.
7. Making the Presentation User Friendly.
Creating and Printing the Speaker Notes. Printing Handouts. Adding Headers and Footers. Using Meeting Minder. Using Pack and Go.
8. Adding Hyperlinks and Creating Web Presentations.
Linking to Other Slides in the Presentation or to Other Presentations. Linking to Sites on the Web. Creating Web Presentations.
Check Point 3.
Appendix A: Alphabetized List of Tasks.
