About PowerPoint 2000
Traditionally, presenters have had to travel to reach audiences in different parts of the world. With today's technologies, this is no longer necessary. Using Microsoft PowerPoint (R) 2000, presenters can now easily and inexpensively collaborate on presentations and show them to remote audiences without leaving their offices. PowerPoint 2000 offers new ease-of-use features that speed users through presentation development and help users deliver Web-based presentations to remote audiences. Let this NEW Made Simple book guide you through the new features of PowerPoint 2000 and help you make the most of the product.
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Höhe: 246 mm
Breite: 189 mm
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978-0-7506-4177-7 (9780750641777)
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Moira Stephen lives and works in Edinburgh. Moira has worked for several computer companies in sales and customer support roles before becoming a college lecturer/consultant trainer specialising in PC applications. She started writing computer books in 1993 and became a Made Simple author when the series started in April 1994. Moira is married with two children - Kim and Clare (who would very much like to see their names on the Internet)! She is a graduate from Edinburgh University. And lists her hobbies as rallying (navigator for husband), music and cooking & eating Indian food. Moira is the author of the following Made Simple books: Access for Windows 3.1 Access for Windows 95 Access 97 for Windows Access 2000 Access 2000 in Business Powerpoint for Windows 3.1 Powerpoint for Windows 95 Powerpoint 97 for Windows Powerpoint 2000 AmiPro for Windows 3.1 WordPro for Windows 3.1 Publisher 97 Publisher 2000
Getting started; Help; The new presentation; Outline view; Slide view; Drawing and WordArt; Charts; More objects; Masters; Slide shows; Printing presentations; Jumping and linking.
