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9780789546500

Microsoft Office 2000

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    9780789546500

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  • Copyright: 1999-06-01
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Table of Contents

Essential Introduction to Computers
Objectives
1(1)
Why Study Computers and Application Software?
2(1)
What Is a Computer?
3(1)
What Does a Computer Do?
3(1)
How Does a Computer Know What to Do?
4(1)
What Are the Components of a Computer?
4(9)
Input Devices
5(2)
The Central Processing Unit
7(1)
Memory
7(1)
Output Devices
7(3)
Auxiliary Storage
10(3)
Computer Software
13(1)
System Software
13(1)
Application Software
13(1)
Personal Computer Application Software
14(1)
Word Processing
14(1)
Spreadsheet
14(1)
Database
14(1)
Presentation Graphics
15(1)
Networks and the Internet
15(3)
The Internet
16(1)
The World Wide Web
17(1)
How to Purchase, Install, and Maintain a Personal Computer
18(12)
How to Purchase a Personal Computer
18(5)
How to Purchase a Laptop Computer
23(2)
How to Install a Personal Computer
25(3)
How to Maintain a Personal Computer
28(2)
Student Assignments
30(2)
Student Assignment 1: True/False
30(1)
Student Assignment 2: Multiple Choice
30(1)
Student Assignment 3: Visiting WEB INFO Sites
31(1)
Student Assignment 4: Using the Shelly Cashman Series Web Guide
31(1)
Student Assignment 5: Comparing Personal Computer Advertisements
31(1)
Student Assignment 6: Evaluating Online Information Services
31(1)
Student Assignment 7: Visiting Local Computer Retail Stores
32
Student Assignment 8: Understanding the Y2K Problem
31(1)
Index
32(1)
Photo Credits
32
Windows 98 and Microsoft Office 2000
An Introduction to Windows 98 and Office 2000
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(1)
What Is Microsoft Windows 98?
5(3)
What Is a User Interface?
5(1)
Launching Microsoft Windows 98
6(2)
Closing the Welcome Screen
8(1)
The Desktop as a Work Area
8(1)
Communicating with Microsoft Windows 98
8(18)
Mouse Operations
8(1)
Point and Click
9(2)
Right-Click
11(2)
Double-Click
13(1)
My Computer Window
14(1)
Minimize Button
14(2)
Maximize and Restore Buttons
16(3)
Close Button
19(1)
Drag
20(1)
Sizing a Window by Dragging
21(1)
Scrolling in a Window
22(2)
Resizing a Window
24(1)
Closing a Window
24(1)
Right-Drag
24(2)
Summary of Mouse and Windows Operations
26(1)
The Keyboard and Keyboard Shortcuts
26(1)
The Windows 98 Desktop Views
27(1)
Launching an Application Program
27(3)
Launching an Application Using the Start Button
27(2)
Quitting a Program
29(1)
Windows Explorer
30(7)
Starting Windows Explorer and Maximizing Its Window
30(1)
The Exploring - My Computer Window
31(2)
Displaying the Contents of a Folder
33(2)
Expanding a Folder
35(1)
Collapsing a Folder
36(1)
Copying Files to a Folder on a Floppy Disk
37(12)
Creating a New Folder
37(3)
Displaying the Destination Folder
40(1)
Displaying the Contents of the Windows Folder
40(2)
Changing the View
42(1)
Selecting a Group of Files
43(2)
Copying a Group of Files
45(1)
Displaying the Contents of the My Files Folder
46(1)
Renaming a File or Folder
47(2)
Deleting a File or Folder
49(3)
Deleting a File by Right-Clicking Its File Name
49(2)
Deleting a Folder
51(1)
Quitting Windows Explorer
52(1)
Using Windows Help
52(6)
Contents Sheet
52(4)
Index Sheet
56(2)
Shutting Down Windows 98
58(1)
What Is Microsoft Office 2000?
59(2)
The Internet, World Wide Web, and Intranets
60(1)
Microsoft Office 2000 and the Internet
60(1)
Microsoft Word 2000
61(2)
Microsoft Word 2000 and the Internet
62(1)
Microsoft Excel 2000
63(1)
Microsoft Excel 2000 and the Internet
63(1)
Microsoft Access 2000
64(2)
Microsoft Access 2000 and the Internet
65(1)
Microsoft PowerPoint 2000
66(2)
Microsoft PowerPoint 2000 and the Internet
66(2)
The Web Toolbar
68(1)
Microsoft Publisher 2000
69(1)
Microsoft Publisher and the Internet
70(1)
Microsoft FrontPage 2000
70(1)
Microsoft PhotoDraw 2000
71(1)
Microsoft Outlook 2000
72(2)
The Microsoft Office 2000 Help System
74(1)
Project Summary
75(1)
What You Should Know
75(1)
In the Lab
76
Microsoft Word 2000
Creating and Editing a Word Document
Objectives
1(5)
What Is Microsoft Word 2000?
6(1)
Summit Peak Announcement
6(2)
Starting Word
8(1)
The Word Window
9(7)
Document Window
9(2)
Menu Bar and Toolbars
11(3)
Resetting Menus and Toolbars
14(1)
Displaying the Entire Standard Toolbar
14(1)
Zooming Page Width
15(1)
Changing the Default Font Size
16(1)
Entering Text
17(9)
Entering Blank Lines into a Document
19(1)
Displaying Formatting Marks
20(1)
Entering More Text
21(1)
Using Wordwrap
21(1)
Checking Spelling Automatically as You Type
22(2)
Entering Text that Scrolls the Document Window
24(2)
Saving a Document
26(3)
Formatting Paragraphs and Characters in a Document
29(13)
Selecting and Formatting Paragraphs and Characters
29(1)
Selecting Multiple Paragraphs
30(1)
Changing the Font of Selected Text
30(1)
Changing the Font Size of Selected Text
31(1)
Bold Selected Text
32(1)
Right-Align a Paragraph
33(1)
Center a Paragraph
34(1)
Undoing Commands or Actions
35(1)
Selecting a Line and Formatting It
36(1)
Selecting a Word
37(2)
Italicize Selected Text
39(1)
Scrolling
39(1)
Selecting a Group of Words
40(1)
Underlining Selected Text
41(1)
Inserting Clip Art into a Word Document
42(6)
Inserting Clip Art
43(3)
Selecting and Centering a Graphic
46(1)
Resizing a Graphic
47(1)
Restoring a Resized Graphic to Its Original Size
48(1)
Saving an Existing Document with the Same File Name
48(1)
Printing a Document
49(1)
Quitting Word
50(1)
Opening a Document
51(2)
Correcting Errors
53(2)
Types of Changes Made to Documents
53(1)
Inserting Text into an Existing Document
54(1)
Deleting Text from an Existing Document
54(1)
Closing the Entire Document
54(1)
Word Help System
55(3)
Using the Office Assistant
55(3)
Project Summary
58(1)
What You Should Know
58(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
59(1)
In the Lab
60(3)
Cases and Places
63
Creating a Research Paper
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(1)
Web Publishing Research Paper
4(3)
MLA Documentation Style
6(1)
Starting Word
6(1)
Resetting Menus and Toolbars
7(1)
Displaying Formatting Marks
7(1)
Changing the Margins
7(2)
Zooming Page Width
9(1)
Adjusting Line Spacing
9(2)
Using a Header to Number Pages
11(4)
Headers and Footers
11(2)
Entering Text Using Click and Type
13(1)
Entering a Page Number into the Header
13(2)
Typing the Body of the Research Paper
15(19)
Changing the Default Font Size
15(1)
Entering Name and Course Information
15(1)
Applying Formatting Using Shortcut Keys
16(2)
Saving the Research Paper
18(1)
Indenting Paragraphs
18(2)
Using Word's AutoCorrect Feature
20(3)
Adding Footnotes
23(2)
Modifying a Style
25(6)
Automatic Page Breaks
31(2)
Inserting Arrows, Faces, and Other Symbols Automatically
33(1)
Creating an Alphabetical Works Cited Page
34(7)
Manual Page Breaks
34(1)
Centering the Title of the Works Cited Page
35(1)
Creating a Hanging Indent
36(2)
Creating a Hyperlink
38(1)
Sorting Paragraphs
39(2)
Proofing and Revising the Research Paper
41(12)
Going to a Specific Location in a Document
41(2)
Finding and Replacing Text
43(2)
Finding Text
45(1)
Moving Text
45(3)
Finding a Synonym
48(1)
Using Word Count
48(2)
Checking Spelling and Grammar at Once
50(2)
Saving Again and Printing the Document
52(1)
Navigating to a Hyperlink
53(1)
E-mailing a Copy of the Research Paper
54(1)
Project Summary
55(1)
What You Should Know
55(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
56(1)
In the Lab
57(5)
Cases and Places
62
Using a Wizard to Create a Resume and Creating a Cover Letter with a Table
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(1)
Resume and Cover Letter
4(2)
Using Word's Resume Wizard to Create a Resume
6(9)
Resetting Menus and Toolbars
13(2)
Personalizing the Resume
15(9)
Displaying Formatting Marks
15(1)
Tables
15(1)
Zooming Text Width
16(1)
Styles
17(1)
Selecting and Replacing Text
18(3)
Entering a Line Break
21(3)
Viewing and Printing the Resume in Print Preview
24(3)
Saving the Resume
26(1)
Creating a Letterhead
27(14)
Opening a New Document Window
27(1)
Adding Color to Characters
28(2)
Setting Tab Stops Using the Tabs Dialog Box
30(2)
Collecting and Pasting
32(5)
Inserting Symbols into a Document
37(2)
Adding a Bottom Border to a Paragraph
39(2)
Creating a Cover Letter
41(17)
Components of a Business Letter
41(1)
Saving the Cover Letter with a New File Name
42(1)
Setting Tab Stops Using the Ruler
42(2)
Creating an AutoText Entry
44(2)
Entering a Nonbreaking Space
46(1)
Inserting an AutoText Entry
47(2)
AutoFormat As You Type
49(3)
Creating a Table with the Insert Table Button
52(1)
Entering Data into a Word Table
53(2)
Formatting a Table
55(1)
Changing the Table Alignment
56(2)
Saving Again and Printing the Cover Letter
58(1)
Preparing and Printing an Envelope Address
58(3)
Project Summary
61(1)
What You Should Know
61(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
62(1)
In the Lab
63(2)
Cases and Places
65
WEB FEATURE Creating Web Pages Using Word
Introduction
1(2)
Saving a Word Document as a Web Page
3(1)
Formatting the E-mail Address as a Hyperlink
4(1)
Using Word's Web Page Wizard to Create a Web Page
4(4)
Modifying a Web Page
8(5)
Viewing the Web Page in Your Default Browser
11(1)
Editing a Web Page from Your Browser
11(2)
Web Feature Summary
13(1)
In the Lab
14
Microsoft Excel 2000
Creating a Worksheet and Embedded Chart
Objectives
1(5)
What Is Microsoft Excel 2000?
6(1)
Fun-N-Sun Sojourn First Quarter Sales
6(3)
Starting Excel
8(1)
The Excel Worksheet
9(2)
The Worksheet
9(2)
Worksheet Window
11(4)
Menu Bar
12(1)
Standard Toolbar and Formatting Toolbar
12(2)
Resetting Menus and Toolbars
14(1)
Formula Bar
14(1)
Status Bar
14(1)
Selecting a Cell
15(1)
Entering Text
15(5)
Entering the Worksheet Title
16(1)
Correcting a Mistake While Typing
17(1)
AutoCorrect
18(1)
Entering Column Titles
18(1)
Entering Row Titles
19(1)
Entering Numbers
20(2)
Calculating a Sum
22(2)
Using the Fill Handle to Copy a Cell to Adjacent Cells
24(3)
Determining Row Totals
25(2)
Formatting the Worksheet
27(7)
Fonts, Font Size, and Font Style
28(1)
Displaying the Formatting Toolbar in Its Entirety
28(1)
Bolding a Cell
28(2)
Increasing the Font Size
30(1)
Using AutoFormat to Format the Body of a Worksheet
31(2)
Centering the Worksheet Title Across Columns
33(1)
Using the Name Box to Select a Cell
34(2)
Adding a 3-D Column Chart to the Worksheet
36(5)
Saving a Workbook
41(4)
Printing the Worksheet
45(1)
Quitting Excel
46(1)
Starting Excel and Opening a Workbook
47(2)
AutoCalculate
49(2)
Correcting Errors
51(3)
Correcting Errors While You Are Typing Data into a Cell
51(1)
In-Cell Editing
51(1)
Undoing the Last Entry
52(1)
Clearing a Cell or Range of Cells
53(1)
Clearing the Entire Worksheet
54(1)
Excel Help System
54(4)
Using the Office Assistant
54(3)
Quitting Excel
57(1)
Project Summary
58(1)
What You Should Know
58(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
59(1)
In the Lab
60(3)
Cases and Places
63
Formulas, Functions, Formatting, and Web Queries
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(1)
BetNet Stock Club
4(3)
Starting Excel and Resetting the Toolbars
6(1)
Entering the Titles and Numbers into the Worksheet
7(2)
Entering Formulas
9(7)
Order of Operations
10(1)
Entering Formulas Using Point Mode
11(1)
Copying the Formulas Using the Fill Handle
12(2)
Determining the Totals Using the AutoSum Button
14(1)
Determining the Total Percentage Gain/Loss
15(1)
Using the Average, Max, and Min Functions
16(7)
Determining the Average of a Range of Numbers
16(2)
Determining the Highest Number in a Range of Numbers
18(2)
Determining the Lowest Number in a Range of Numbers
20(1)
Copying the AVERAGE, MAX, and MIN Functions
21(2)
Verifying Formulas
23(3)
Verifying a Formula Using Range Finder
24(1)
Verifying a Formula Using the Auditing Commands
24(2)
Formatting the Worksheet
26(22)
Changing the Font and Centering the Worksheet Title
28(2)
Changing the Worksheet Title Background and Font Colors and Applying an Outline Border
30(2)
Applying Formats to the Column Titles
32(1)
Centering the Stock Symbols and Formatting the Numbers in the Worksheet
33(2)
Formatting Numbers Using the Formatting Toolbar
35(1)
Formatting Numbers Using the Format Cells Command on the Shortcut Menu
36(3)
Formatting Numbers Using the Percent Style Button and Increase Decimal Button
39(1)
Conditional Formatting
40(3)
Changing the Widths of Columns and Heights of Rows
43(1)
Changing the Widths of Columns
43(3)
Changing the Heights of Rows
46(2)
Checking Spelling
48(2)
Saving the Workbook a Second Time Using the Same File Name
50(1)
Previewing and Printing the Worksheet
51(4)
Printing a Section of the Worksheet
54(1)
Displaying and Printing the Formulas Version of the Worksheet
55(3)
Changing the Print Scaling Option Back to 100%
57(1)
Getting External Data from a Web Source Using a Web Query
58(3)
Changing the Sheet Names
61(1)
E-mailing a Workbook from within Excel
62(2)
Quitting Excel
64(1)
Project Summary
64(1)
What You Should Know
65(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
66(2)
In the Lab
68(9)
Cases and Places
77
What-If Analysis, Charting, and Working with Large Worksheets
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(2)
Hyperlink.com Six-Month Projected Revenue, Expenses, and Net Income
6(2)
Starting Excel and Resetting Toolbars and Menus
6(1)
Changing the Font of the Entire Worksheet to Bold
7(1)
Entering the Worksheet Titles
7(1)
Rotating Text and Using the Fill Handle to Create a Series
8(2)
Copying a Cell's Format Using the Format Painter Button
10(3)
Increasing the Column Widths and Entering Row Titles
11(2)
Copying a Range of Cells to a Nonadjacent Paste Area
13(3)
Using Drag and Drop to Move or Copy Cells
15(1)
Inserting and Deleting Cells in a Worksheet
16(2)
Inserting Rows
16(1)
Inserting Columns
17(1)
Inserting Individual Cells or a Range of Cells
17(1)
Deleting Columns and Rows
18(1)
Deleting Individual Cells or a Range of Cells
18(1)
Entering Numbers with a Format Symbol
18(1)
Freezing Worksheet Titles
19(2)
Entering the Projected Revenue
20(1)
Displaying the System Date
21(3)
Absolute Versus Relative Addressing
24(3)
Entering the July Administrative, Marketing, and Commission Formulas
25(2)
Making Decisions - The IF Function
27(5)
Entering the Remaining Projected Expense and Net Income Formulas for July
29(1)
Copying the Projected July Expenses and Net Income Formulas to the Other Months
30(1)
Determining the Projected Total Expenses by Category and Total Net Income
31(1)
Unfreezing Worksheet Titles and Saving the Workbook
32(1)
Formatting the Worksheet
32(11)
Formatting the Numbers
33(3)
Formatting the Worksheet Titles
36(1)
Displaying the Drawing Toolbar
37(1)
Moving and Docking a Toolbar
38(1)
Adding a Drop Shadow to the Title Area
39(1)
Formatting the Category Row Titles and Net Income Row
40(2)
Formatting the Assumptions Table
42(1)
Adding a 3-D Pie Chart to the Workbook
43(13)
Drawing a 3-D Pie Chart on a Separate Chart Sheet
44(5)
Formatting the Chart Title and Chart Labels
49(1)
Changing the Colors of the Slices
50(2)
Exploding the 3-D Pie Chart
52(1)
Rotating and Tilting the 3-D Pie Chart
52(3)
Adding Leader Lines to the Data Labels
55(1)
Changing the Names of the Sheets and Rearranging the Order of the Sheets
56(1)
Checking Spelling, Saving, Previewing, and Printing the Workbook
57(2)
Checking Spelling in Multiple Sheets
57(1)
Previewing and Printing the Workbook
57(2)
Changing the View of the Worksheet
59(4)
Shrinking and Magnifying the View of a Worksheet or Chart
59(2)
Splitting the Window into Panes
61(2)
What-If Analysis
63(4)
Goal Seeking
65(2)
Quitting Excel
67(1)
Project Summary
67(1)
What You Should Know
68(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
69(1)
In the Lab
70(9)
Cases and Places
79
WEB FEATURE Creating Static and Dynamic Web Pages Using Excel
Introduction
1(3)
Saving an Excel Workbook as a Static Web Page
4(3)
Viewing the Static Web Page Using Your Browser
6(1)
Saving an Excel Chart as a Dynamic Web Page
7(6)
Viewing and Manipulating the Dynamic Web Page Using Your Browser
10(1)
Modifying the Worksheet on a Dynamic Web Page
11(2)
Web Feature Summary
13(1)
What You Should Know
14(1)
In the Lab
15
Microsoft Access 2000
Creating a Database Using Design and Datasheet Views
Objectives
1(5)
What Is Microsoft Access 2000?
6(1)
Bavant Marine Services Database
6(6)
Starting Access and Creating a New Database
9(3)
The Access Desktop and the Database Window
12(1)
Creating a Table
13(6)
Defining the Fields
15(3)
Correcting Errors in the Structure
18(1)
Saving a Table
19(1)
Adding Records to a Table
20(4)
Closing a Table and a Database and Quitting Access
24(1)
Opening a Database
25(2)
Adding Additional Records
27(3)
Correcting Errors in the Data
29(1)
Previewing and Printing the Contents of a Table
30(4)
Creating Additional Tables
34(2)
Adding Records to the Additional Table
35(1)
Using a Form to View Data
36(7)
Creating a Form
37(1)
Closing and Saving the Form
38(1)
Opening the Saved Form
39(1)
Using the Form
40(1)
Switching Between Form View and Datasheet View
41(2)
Creating a Report
43(6)
Selecting the Fields for the Report
44(2)
Completing the Report
46(2)
Printing the Report
48(1)
Closing the Database
49(1)
Access Help System
49(2)
Using the Office Assistant
49(2)
Designing a Database
51(3)
Project Summary
54(1)
What You Should Know
54(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
55(2)
In the Lab
57(6)
Cases and Places
63
Querying a Database Using the Select Query Window
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(1)
Querying the Bavant Marine Services Database
4(2)
Opening the Database
6(1)
Creating a New Query
6(8)
Using the Select Query Window
9(1)
Displaying Selected Fields in a Query
9(2)
Running a Query
11(1)
Printing the Results of a Query
12(1)
Returning to Design View
12(2)
Closing a Query
14(1)
Including All Fields in a Query
14(2)
Clearing the Design Grid
16(1)
Entering Criteria
17(6)
Using Text Data in Criteria
17(1)
Using Wildcards
18(1)
Criteria for a Field Not in the Result
19(2)
Using Numeric Data in Criteria
21(1)
Using Comparison Operators
22(1)
Using Compound Criteria
23(3)
Using AND Criteria
23(2)
Using OR Criteria
25(1)
Sorting Data in a Query
26(5)
Sorting on Multiple Keys
27(2)
Omitting Duplicates
29(2)
Joining Tables
31(4)
Restricting Records in a Join
34(1)
Using Calculated Fields in a Query
35(3)
Calculating Statistics
38(4)
Using Criteria in Calculating Statistics
40(1)
Grouping
41(1)
Saving a Query
42(1)
Closing a Database
43(1)
Project Summary
43(1)
What You Should Know
43(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
44(1)
In the Lab
45(3)
Cases and Places
48
Maintaining a Database Using the Design and Update Features of Access
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(1)
Maintaining the Bavant Marine Services Database
5(1)
Opening the Database
6(1)
Adding, Changing, and Deleting Records in a Table
6(9)
Adding Records in a Table
6(2)
Searching for a Record
8(2)
Changing the Contents of a Record
10(1)
Switching Between Views
11(1)
Filtering Records
12(2)
Deleting Records
14(1)
Changing the Structure of a Database
15(13)
Changing the Size of a Field
15(2)
Adding a New Field
17(2)
Deleting a Field from a Table
19(1)
Updating the Restructured Database
19(1)
Resizing Columns
20(3)
Using an Update Query
23(3)
Using a Delete Query to Delete a Group of Records
26(2)
Creating Validation Rules
28(10)
Specifying a Required Field
28(1)
Specifying a Range
29(1)
Specifying a Default Value
30(1)
Specifying a Collection of Legal Values
31(1)
Using a Format
32(1)
Saving Rules, Values, and Formats
33(1)
Updating a Table that Contains Validation Rules
34(2)
Making Individual Changes to a Field
36(2)
Specifying Referential Integrity
38(3)
Using Subdatasheets
41(1)
Ordering Records
42(2)
Ordering Records on Multiple Fields
43(1)
Creating and Using Indexes
44(6)
How Does Access Use an Index?
46(1)
When Should You Create an Index?
47(1)
Creating Single-Field Indexes
47(1)
Creating Multiple-Field Indexes
48(2)
Closing the Database
50(1)
Project Summary
51(1)
What You Should Know
51(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
52(1)
In the Lab
53(6)
Cases and Places
59
WEB FEATURE Publishing to the Internet Using Data Access Pages
Introduction
1(2)
Opening the Database
3(1)
Creating a Data Access Page
3(5)
Previewing the Data Access Page
8(1)
Using the Data Access Page
9(1)
Web Feature Summary
10(1)
What You Should Know
10(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
11
Microsoft PowerPoint 2000
Using a Design Template and Autolayouts to Create a Presentation
Objectives
1(5)
What Is Microsoft PowerPoint 2000?
6(2)
Effective Study Skills
8(2)
Starting a Presentation as a New Office Document
10(2)
The PowerPoint Window
12(6)
PowerPoint Views
13(1)
Placeholders, Title Area, Object Area, Mouse Pointer, and Scroll Bars
13(1)
Menu Bar, Standard Toolbar, Formatting Toolbar, Drawing Toolbar, and Status Bar
14(3)
Resetting Menus and Toolbars
17(1)
Displaying the Formatting Toolbar in Its Entirety
17(1)
Choosing a Design Template
18(2)
Creating a Title Slide
20(4)
Entering the Presentation Title
20(2)
Correcting a Mistake When Typing
22(1)
Entering the Presentation Subtitle
23(1)
Text Attributes
24(4)
Changing the Font Size
24(3)
Changing the Style of Text to Italic
27(1)
Saving the Presentation on a Floppy Disk
28(3)
Adding a New Slide to a Presentation
31(2)
Creating a Bulleted List Slide
33(7)
Entering a Slide Title
34(1)
Selecting an Object Area Placeholder
35(1)
Typing a Multi-level Bulleted List
36(4)
Adding New Slides with the Same AutoLayout
40(2)
Ending a Slide Show with a Black Slide
42(2)
Saving a Presentation with the Same File Name
44(1)
Moving to Another Slide in Normal View
44(2)
Using the Scroll Box on the Slide Pane to Move to Another Slide
44(2)
Viewing the Presentation Using Slide Show
46(4)
Starting Slide Show View
46(1)
Advancing Through a Slide Show Manually
47(1)
Using the Popup Menu to Go to a Specific Slide
48(2)
Using the Popup Menu to End a Slide Show
50(1)
Quitting PowerPoint
50(1)
Opening a Presentation
51(3)
Opening an Existing Presentation
51(3)
Checking a Presentation for Spelling and Consistency
54(3)
Checking a Presentation for Spelling Errors
54(1)
Starting the Spelling Checker
54(2)
Checking a Presentation for Style Consistency
56(1)
Correcting Errors
57(1)
Types of Corrections Made to Presentations
57(1)
Deleting Text
57(1)
Replacing Text in an Existing Slide
57(1)
Changing Line Spacing
57(6)
Displaying the Slide Master
58(1)
Changing Line Spacing on the Slide Master
59(4)
Displaying a Presentation in Black and White
63(1)
Printing a Presentation
64(3)
Saving a Presentation Before Printing
64(1)
Printing the Presentation
65(2)
Making a Transparency
67(1)
PowerPoint Help System
67(2)
Using the Office Assistant
67(2)
Quitting PowerPoint
69(1)
Project Summary
70(1)
What You Should Know
70(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
71(1)
In the Lab
72(5)
Cases and Places
77
Using Outline View and Clip Art to Create a Slide Show
Objectives
1(3)
Creating a Presentation from an Outline
4(1)
Searching for Scholarships
5(1)
Starting a New Presentation
6(1)
Using Outline View
7(3)
The PowerPoint Window in Outline View
10(1)
Creating a Presentation in Outline View
10(2)
Creating a Title Slide in Outline View
11(1)
Adding a Slide in Outline View
12(1)
Creating Multi-level Bulleted List Slides in Outline View
13(5)
Creating Subordinate Slides
15(1)
Creating a Second Subordinate Slide
16(1)
Creating a Third Subordinate Slide
17(1)
Creating a Closing Slide in Outline View
18(1)
Saving a Presentation
19(1)
Reviewing a Presentation in Slide Sorter View
20(2)
Changing Slide Layout
22(2)
Adding Clip Art to a Slide
24(7)
Inserting Clip Art into an Object Area Placeholder
24(3)
Inserting Clip Art on Other Slides
27(3)
Inserting Clip Art on a Slide without a Clip Art Region
30(1)
Moving Clip Art
31(1)
Changing the Size of Clip Art
32(3)
Creating a Hyperlink
35(1)
Saving the Presentation Again
35(1)
Adding a Header and Footer to Outline Pages
35(2)
Using the Notes and Handouts Sheet to Add Headers and Footers
36(1)
Adding Animation Effects
37(5)
Slide Sorter Toolbar
37(1)
Adding Slide Transitions to a Slide Show
38(4)
Applying Animation Effects to Bulleted Slides
42(4)
Animating Clip Art Objects
46(1)
Displaying a Slide in Slide View
46(1)
Animating Clip Art
46(1)
Formatting and Animating a Title Slide
47(2)
Saving the Presentation Again
49(1)
Running an Animated Slide Show
49(2)
Printing in Outline View
51(4)
Printing an Outline
51(3)
Printing Presentation Slides
54(1)
E-mailing a Slide Show from within PowerPoint
55(3)
Saving and Quitting PowerPoint
57(1)
Project Summary
58(1)
What You Should Know
58(1)
Apply Your Knowledge
59(1)
In the Lab
60(6)
Cases and Places
66
WEB FEATURE Creating a Presentation on the Web Using PowerPoint
Introduction
1(2)
Saving a PowerPoint Presentation as a Web Page
3(3)
Viewing a Presentation as a Web Page
6(3)
Editing a Web Page through a Browser
9(3)
Web Feature Summary
12(1)
What You Should Know
12(1)
In the Lab
13
Microsoft Outlook 2000
Schedule and Contact Management Using Outlook
Objectives
3(3)
What Is Microsoft Outlook 2000?
6(1)
Tamara Wilson's Dim System
6(2)
Starting Outlook
8(1)
Opening the Calendar Folder
8(1)
The Calendar -- Microsoft Outlook Window
9(4)
Creating a Personal Subfolder in the Calendar Folder
11(2)
Entering Appointments Using the Appointment Area
13(10)
Entering Appointments Using the Appointment Window
15(2)
Recurring Appointments
17(2)
Moving to the Next Day in Calendar
19(1)
Using Natural Language Phrases to Enter Appointment Dates and Times
20(3)
Editing Appointments
23(1)
Deleting Appointments
23(1)
Moving Appointments to a New Time
24(2)
Moving Appointments to a New Date
26(1)
Moving an Appointment to a New Month
27(2)
Creating an Event
29(1)
Displaying the Calendar in Week and Month Views
30(3)
Work Week View
30(1)
Week View
31(1)
Month View
32(1)
Creating a Task List Using the Taskpad
33(2)
Printing a Calendar
35(2)
Daily Style
35(1)
Weekly Style
36(1)
Monthly Style
36(1)
Printing the Task List
36(1)
Contacts
37(9)
Creating a Personal Subfolder in the Contacts Folder
38(1)
Creating a Contact List
39(3)
Finding a Contact Quickly
42(1)
Organizing Contacts
43(2)
Printing the Contact List
45(1)
Exporting, Deleting, and Importing Subfolders
46(5)
Exporting Subfolders
46(2)
Deleting Subfolders
48(2)
Importing Subfolders
50(1)
Quitting Outlook
51(1)
Project Summary
52(1)
What You Should Know
52(1)
In the Lab
53(2)
Cases and Places
55
Microsoft Integration 2000
Integrating Office 2000 Applications and the World Wide Web
Objectives
1(3)
Introduction
4(1)
Integration Project -- Global Computers Web Site
5(1)
Adding Hyperlinks to a Word Document
5(8)
Inserting a Table into a Word Document
8(2)
Eliminating the Table Border
10(1)
Inserting the Text for the Hyperlinks
11(1)
Inserting a Hyperlink to PowerPoint Web Pages
12(1)
Embedding an Excel Chart into a Word Document
13(7)
Changing the Size of an Embedded Object
16(3)
Quitting Excel
19(1)
Adding Scrolling Text to a Word Document
20(4)
Inserting Scrolling Text
21(1)
Resizing the Scrolling Text
22(2)
Viewing the Word Document in Your Browser and Saving It as a Web Page
24(2)
Creating a PowerPoint Presentation Web Page
26(5)
Adding Text for a Hyperlink
27(1)
Creating a Hyperlink
28(1)
Viewing and Saving the PowerPoint Web Page
29(2)
Saving the PowerPoint Presentation as a Web Page
31(1)
Creating a Data Access Page from an Access Database
31(9)
Creating a Data Access Page Using the Wizard
32(4)
Adding a Title and Image to a Data Access Page
36(1)
Adding a Hyperlink to a Data Access Page
37(2)
Saving the Data Access Page and Viewing It
39(1)
Testing the Web Site
40(2)
Verifying the Hyperlinks in Your Browser
41(1)
Project Summary
42(1)
What You Should Know
42(1)
In the Lab
43(4)
Cases and Places
47
Appendix A Microsoft Office 2000 Help System 1(1)
Using the Microsoft Office Help System
1(1)
The Office Assistant
2(3)
Showing and Hiding the Office Assistant
3(1)
Turning the Office Assistant On and Off
3(1)
Using the Office Assistant
4(1)
The Microsoft Word Help Window
5(4)
Using the Contents Sheet
6(1)
Using the Answer Wizard Sheet
7(1)
Using the Index Sheet
8(1)
What's This? Command and Question Mark Button
9(1)
What's This? Command
9(1)
Question Mark Button
9(1)
Office on the Web Command
10(1)
Other Help Commands
10(1)
WordPerfect Help Command
10(1)
Detect and Repair Command
10(1)
About Microsoft Word Command
10(1)
Use Help
11
Appendix B Publishing Office Web Pages to a Web Server 1(1)
Appendix C Resetting the Menus and Toolbars 1(1)
Appendix D Microsoft Office User Specialist Certification Program 1(1)
Why Should You Get Certified?
1(1)
The MOUS Exams
1(1)
How Can You Prepare for the MOUS Exams?
2(1)
How to Find an Authorized Testing Center
2(1)
Shelly Cashman Series MOUS Web Page
2(1)
Microsoft Office User Specialist Certification Map
3
Microsoft Word 2000 Core and Expert Skill Sets and Activities
3(2)
Microsoft Excel 2000 Core and Expert Skill Sets and Activities
5(2)
Microsoft Access 2000 Core and Proposed Expert Skill Sets and Activities
7(2)
Microsoft PowerPoint 2000 Core and Proposed Expert Skill Sets and Activities
9
Index 1(1)
Microsoft Office 2000 Quick Reference Summary 1

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