ECDL Advanced The Complete Coursebook for Word Processing
Published on 26. September 2002
Book
Paperback/Softback
314 pages
978-0-7171-3481-6 (ISBN)
Description
All new terms and concepts explained in plain English
Screen images and illustrations guide the student step-by-step through exercises
Explanations, examples and exercises based on real-life tasks
Short-cuts and tips drawn from the real-world experience of computer professionals
Clear statement of learning objectives and summary of critical information in each chapter
Easy-to-follow exercises throughout
Readers can download a comprehensive range of exercise materials and sample files
Screen images and illustrations guide the student step-by-step through exercises
Explanations, examples and exercises based on real-life tasks
Short-cuts and tips drawn from the real-world experience of computer professionals
Clear statement of learning objectives and summary of critical information in each chapter
Easy-to-follow exercises throughout
Readers can download a comprehensive range of exercise materials and sample files
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Dublin
Ireland
Publishing group
Gill
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 245 mm
Width: 175 mm
Thickness: 23 mm
Weight
766 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-7171-3481-6 (9780717134816)
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Schweitzer Classification
Persons
Brendan Munnelly is a respected technical author, editor and journalist. He has written dozens of user guides and online help systems for software products, and currently delivers a range of training workshops and seminars. He is a frequent contributor to the technical and mainstream media. Paul Holden is Chairman of ECDL Ireland and Managing Director of Redacteurs Limited, a company that specialises in information design and documentation. He is a Chartered Engineer and a Fellow of the Irish Computer Society. He is a former member of the Irish Council for Science, Technology and Innovation.
Content
1.Finish Faster by Beginning Differently: Outlines
2. Do Once What You Used to Do Every Day: Styles
3. Recycle Content and Formatting: Templates
4. Separating Content from Format: Templates and Styles
5. Here's One I prepared Earlier: Auto Text
6. Word Checks Your Documents: AutoCorrect
7. Word Typesets Your Documents: AutoFormat As You Type
8. Word Updates Your Documents: Fields
9. Word Does Everything: Macros
10. 'Are You Sure About This?': Comments and Document Protection
11. Displaying, Accepting and Rejecting Revisions: Change Tracking
12. Many Subdocuments, One Document: Master Documents
13. 'Please Complete and Return': Word Forms
14. Tables: Merging, Splitting, Sorting and Totalling
15. Spreadsheets in Word
16. Charts in Word
17. Footnotes and Endnotes
18. Bookmarks and Cross-references
19. Tables of Contents
20. Captions
21. Indexes
22. Font and Paragraph Effects
23. Text Boxes and Text Orientation
24. Graphics in Word
25. Many Columns, One Document
26. Many Sections, One Document
27. Mail Merge
2. Do Once What You Used to Do Every Day: Styles
3. Recycle Content and Formatting: Templates
4. Separating Content from Format: Templates and Styles
5. Here's One I prepared Earlier: Auto Text
6. Word Checks Your Documents: AutoCorrect
7. Word Typesets Your Documents: AutoFormat As You Type
8. Word Updates Your Documents: Fields
9. Word Does Everything: Macros
10. 'Are You Sure About This?': Comments and Document Protection
11. Displaying, Accepting and Rejecting Revisions: Change Tracking
12. Many Subdocuments, One Document: Master Documents
13. 'Please Complete and Return': Word Forms
14. Tables: Merging, Splitting, Sorting and Totalling
15. Spreadsheets in Word
16. Charts in Word
17. Footnotes and Endnotes
18. Bookmarks and Cross-references
19. Tables of Contents
20. Captions
21. Indexes
22. Font and Paragraph Effects
23. Text Boxes and Text Orientation
24. Graphics in Word
25. Many Columns, One Document
26. Many Sections, One Document
27. Mail Merge