Course Technology
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS &
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
CATALOG CONTENTS
PRODUCT CATEGORIES
Assessment and Training Software
5
Computer Concepts
11
Databases
23
Internet
31
Office Suites
41
Operating Systems
65
Presentation Tools
72
Spreadsheets
78
Web Design and Development
87
Word Processing
110
RESOURCES
Author/Title Index
118
SHELLY CASHMAN SERIES
SHELLY CASHMAN SERIES
For over 30 years, the Shelly Cashman Series has
produced the most trusted textbooks in computer
education, effectively introducing computers to millions
of students. The Shelly Cashman Series is dedicated to
continually producing the highest quality, most up-todate, and innovative learning materials on the market.
Through all of the changes in technology education, this
series has stayed true to its mission by seeking out the
real issues educators and students face and answering
those needs through innovative courseware. With the
Shelly Cashman Series, your success is guaranteed!
Whether you are teaching the latest applications from
Microsoft, an introduction to computer concepts, Web
design, programming, or dozens of other courses, there
is a book in the Shelly Cashman Series for you.
Shelly Cashman Series Users Love This Series For:
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Pedagogy: Keeps students on track with a highly visual
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Chapter Objectives: Clearly outline tasks and skills students will
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accomplish by the end of the chapter.
Marginal Notes: Add depth and perspective to topics covered by
providing additional background tips and information for students.
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Extensive End-of-Chapter Exercises: Require critical thinking
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Robust Online Companions: Help students learn and master
presentation of step-by-step, screen-by-screen instructions.
and reinforce concepts and skills learned.
skills through a variety of innovative activities, including chapter
reinforcement exercises, practice tests, flash cards, learning games,
and more.
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NEW PERSPECTIVES SERIES
Give your students a comprehensive, hands-on, and
engaging experience learning concepts or applications!
The New Perspectives Series offers a critical-thinking,
problem-solving approach to teaching computer skills.
It challenges students to apply what they’ve learned to
real-life tasks, enabling them to easily transfer their skills
to new situations.
NEW PERSPECTIVES SERIES
Extensive end-of-tutorial material and cutting-edge
technology ensure that students have the resources they
need to practice their skills and enhance their computer
knowledge.
The New Perspectives Series—where experience meets
innovation.
Hallmarks of the New Perspectives Series:
Approach: Helps students understand why they are learning
what they are learning, promoting the retention of skills beyond
the course.
A Tutorial Case: Students learn applications through an engaging,
problem-solving process based on realistic cases.
A Quick Check Questions: Gives students a meaningful way to
self-evaluate their understanding of conceptual material at key
points throughout a tutorial.
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Cutting-Edge Technology: Provides numerous opportunities to
enhance your course with lab assignments, Internet assignments,
rich Online Companions, and more.
A End-of-Tutorial Material: Engaging assignments and case
problems have always been a highlight of the New Perspective
Series.
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ILLUSTRATED SERIES
Give students an edge in the classroom with the
Illustrated Series.
ILLUSTRATED SERIES
The Illustrated Series was created more than 10 years
ago by a team of instructional designers. The goal was
to create a series that appealed to today’s visual
learners—students who want to get the most out of
their course without a lot of reading. Over the years
we’ve perfected this approach based on the classroom
experiences of instructors like you.
With a visually intense, skills-building approach, the
Illustrated Series uses a structured lesson format to
provide concise, easy-to-follow steps, while design
features call out important concepts and information.
Our popular, streamlined format presents each lesson
on a two-page spread, with step-by-step instructions on
the left and oversized screen illustrations on the right.
This signature style, coupled with the flexibility of our
content, makes the Illustrated Series ideal for teaching
a wide variety of students.
Illustrated Series Users Love This Series For:
Succinct Lessons: Each two-page spread focuses on a single
software skill or concept, making it easy for students to grasp what
is being presented.
A Lesson Overviews: Concise text introduces the basic principles of
the lesson and integrates a real-world case study.
A Steps: Clear, step-by-step directions explain how to complete the
lesson with action items in green, bold text.
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Illustrations: Each lesson features large, full-color visuals and
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Quality: All of our products undergo rigorous quality assurance
representations of how students’ screens should look.
checks to ensure that the content is accurate and clear.
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ASSESSMENT AND
TRAINING SOFTWARE...
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Assessment and Training Solutions for Microsoft Office
Assessment & Training Software
The premier proficiency-based assessment
and training environment for
Microsoft® Office
Since 1997 the SAM family of products has been building bridges to the most current technology with
its integrated testing and training. SAM 2007 continues in this tradition while expanding its reach to
assess new skills that are essentials to users of Microsoft Office 2007. With SAM 2007, students can test
in high-fidelity, multi-pathway simulation exercises for a true real-world experience. With an interface
that is intuitive and easy to navigate, even first-time users will have a positive testing experience.
The SAM “system” includes Assessment, Training and Projects, featuring page references and
remediation for Course Technology’s Office textbooks.
SAM Assessment
helps evaluate students’ proficiency at Microsoft® Office
2007 applications. Instructors can build custom exams with
SAM to address how students will use Office 2007 beyond
the classroom.
SAM Training
uses rich, engaging interactive learning methods to allow
students to learn in the way that works best for them
by reading, watching, or receiving guided help. Visual
indicators let students know which tasks they’ve completed,
allowing for hands-on training tailored specifically for them.
To find out more,
go to www.cengage.com/samcentral
or contact your Cengage Learning representatives now!
SAM Projects
is an online, live-in-the application productivity tool
that assesses a student’s ability to use Microsoft
Office effectively. SAM Projects evaluate proficiency at
completing Word, Excel, PowerPoint or Access projects
to effectively communicate, solve a problem, or make
a decision. Students receive detailed feedback on their
project within minutes. Instructors save time by not handgrading projects and SAM ensures consistency of grading.
SAM 2007 v6.0 Assessment, Training, Projects Printed Access Code
978-0-8400-6774-6
(0-8400-6774-7)
SAM2010
Available Fall 2010
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CaseGrader Microsoft Office 2007
Course is on the Case with Auto-Graded Projects
Your students will get hands-on experience as they work
live in the applications to complete projects related to
real-world business problems. Upon completion, student
work is submitted through CoursePort, our secure
grading portal, to receive instant feedback, and save
you from manually grading assignments.
To access the site, visit: http://cgoffice2007.course.com
Download instructions to see what skills are
included in the project.
With CaseGrader Office 2007 you can:
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Efficiently assess multiple skills through case-based
Microsoft Office 2007 assignments.
Assessment & Training Software
CaseGrader: Microsoft Office 2007 is designed to take
your students’ skills to the next level by offering them
instant feedback on 28 case-based assignments in
Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Ensure that students are getting relevant experience
by completing projects live in the application.
Track student performance step-by-step, with incorrect
actions highlighted, so you can easily see where
students went wrong and target areas for
improvement.
Complete projects in the real application.
Assess results in the secure Gradebook with
CoursePort, where both you and your students can
track and view progress.
Identify students who may have shared files using
CaseGrader’s unique Cheating Detection feature.
978-1-4239-9856-3
(1-4239-9856-1)
CaseGrader for Excel 2007 also available!
Casegrader: Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Casebook with Autograding
Technology
View results in linear form as well as with
callouts in the actual graded document.
978-1-4239-9823-5
(1-4239-9823-5)
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Assessment & Training Software
A Guided Tour of Hot
Technologies 2010
A Guided Tour of
Microsoft Office 2010
Corinne Hoisington
Corinne Hoisington
978-0-538-75287-9
(0-538-75287-4)
© 2011 [CD-ROM]
978-0-538-75046-2
(0-538-75046-4)
2011 [CD ROM]
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Adds excitement to the classroom with information on the hottest
technologies available on the Web.
• Sparks classroom discussion with 30 mini-movies on the latest
technologies from Google Apps to cloud computing.
• Takes the prep work out of providing students with cutting-edge
technology applications.
• Keeps students engaged with content relevant to their lives by
allowing them to experience the most cutting-edge new tools on
the Web by watching them in action.
• Comes with assignments, which ask students to experience the
technology on their own.
• Provides a great way to introduce your students to Microsoft Office
2010. Students can prepare to transition to the new software in just
over an hour!
• Makes a great companion to any Office or Computer Concepts
course.
• Features 10 5-minute movie tutorials, that cover the Office 2010
user interface and the new features of Word 2010, Excel 2010,
Access 2010, and PowerPoint 2010. Plus one bonus tutorial on
Windows 7, Microsoft’s new operating system.
• Available as a CD or Web streaming video, allowing students
multiple purchasing and viewing options.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section I: The World At Our Fingertips In Web 2.0.
Wordle. Ustream.Tv. Toondoo.
Section II: New Search Engines.
Bing Part 1. Bing Part 2. Cuil.
Section III: Cloud Computing.
Cloud Computing – Overview. Cloud Computing – Zoho. Cloud
Computing – Microsoft.
Section IV: Web Design And Graphics.
Nola. Pictaculous. Sumopaint.
Section V: Get Info Anywhere At Anytime.
Chacha.Com. Tag Galaxy. Zillow.Com.
Section VII What’s New In Sharing Information.
Polleverywhere.Com. Zamzar. Slideshare.Net.
Section VIII: What’s New In Web 2.0 Social Networking
Information.
Delicious. Stumbleupon. Linked In Professional Social Network.
Section IX: What’s New In Google Tools.
Google Latitude. Google Translate. Google Finance.
Section X: What’s New In Sites For The College Student.
Academic Earth. Google Traffic Maps/Live Maps. Livemocha.Com.
Section XI: What’s New In Hot Web Sites.
Newseum.org. Slide.com. Yelp.com.
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Welcome To Office 2010.
What’s New In Word 2010 Part 1.
Screen Clipping. New Graphics Tools. Backstage. New Print
Features.
What’s New In Word 2010 Part 2.
Paste Preview Feature. Find Feature. Online Collaboration. Author
Permissions. Manage Versions Feature.
What’s New In Excel 2010 Part 1.
Sparklines. Data Slicer. Improved Conditional Formatting.
What’s New In Powerpoint 2010 Part 1.
New Graphics Tools. Background Removal Tool. Screen Clipping.
New Animations And Transitions.
What’s New In Powerpoint 2010 Part 2.
Better Smart Art. Equation Editor. Action Tool.
What’s New In Access 2010.
Data Type Gallery. Office Themes. Backstage View. Auto Scale.
Center Vertically.
What’s New In Publisher 2010.
Ribbon Interface. Create An Event Flyer.
Most Dramatic Change In Office 2010.
What’s New In Onenote 2010.
Basics Of Onenote 2010. Ribbon Interface. Note Taking Features
Of Onenote 2010.
Audio & Video Features.
Microsoft Cloud Computing With Office 2010.
Windows Live. Microsoft Live Id. Skydrive. Photo Sharing. Office
Web Application Sharing.
A Guided Tour of
Microsoft Windows 7
A Guided Tour of
Microsoft Office 2007,
Windows Vista Edition
Corinne Hoisington
Corinne Hoisington
978-0-538-75040-0
(0-538-75040-5)
2010 [CD ROM]
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Provides a great way to introduce your students to the Microsoft
Windows 7. Students can prepare to transition to the new operating
system in just over an hour!
• Makes a great companion to any operating system, Office, or
computer concepts course.
• Features 10 short movie tutorials that cover the coolest new
features of Microsoft Windows 7 as well as improvements from
Vista.
• Provides a test bank of questions in the Instructor Resources so that
you can assess your students’ comprehension of the movie tutorials.
• Can be purchased as a CD or a printed access code that allows
online streaming video.
• Provides a great way to introduce your students to Microsoft Office
2007. Students can prepare to transition to the new software in just
over an hour!
• Makes a great companion to any Office or computer concepts
course.
• Features 10 5-minute movie tutorials that cover the new user
interface of Office 2007 and the new features of Word 2007,
Excel 2007, Access 2007, and PowerPoint 2007. Plus one bonus
tutorial on Windows Vista, Microsoft’s new operating system.
• Allows your students to learn from a professional who has
demonstrated Microsoft Office 2007 and Windows Vista to over
10,000 people.
• Provides a test bank of questions in the Instructor Resources so that
you can assess your students’ comprehension of the movie tutorials.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Introduction
Windows Quick Tour.
Windows User Interface.
Windows 7 Libraries.
Windows 7 Multimedia & Gadgets.
Windows 7 New Input Methods.
Windows Internet Explorer 8.0.
Performance Features.
Windows Security.
Windows 7 & Windows Lives.
Windows 7 Networking.
Assessment & Training Software
978-1-4239-0564-6
(1-4239-0564-4)
June 2007 [CD-ROM]
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Introduction
Welcome
Office 2007
Office Quick Tour
Word 2007
Word Quick Tour
Add Special Elements
Proof and Add References
Excel 2007
Excel Quick Tour
Charts and Formulas
Access 2007
Access Quick Tour
Forms, Queries, and Reports
PowerPoint 2007
PowerPoint Quick Tour
Animations and Transitions
Windows Vista
Windows Vista Quick Tour
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A Guided Tour of
Microsoft Windows
Vista
In a Flash
Course Technology
978-1-60334-011-3
(1-60334-011-4)
January 2008 [CD ROM]
Assessment & Training Software
Corinne Hoisington
978-1-4239-0565-3
(1-4239-0565-2)
May 2007 [CD-ROM]
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Provides a great way to introduce your students to Microsoft
Windows Vista. Students can prepare to transition to the new
operating system in just over an hour.
• Makes a great companion to any operating system, Office, or
computer concepts course.
• Features 10 short movie tutorials that cover the new features of
Microsoft Windows Vista, plus a PowerPoint presentation that
discusses the different versions of Windows Vista.
• Allows your students to learn from a professional who has
demonstrated Microsoft Windows Vista to thousands of people.
• Provides a test bank of questions in the Instructor Resources so that
you can assess your students’ comprehension of the movie tutorials.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
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•
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
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10.
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Introduction
Vista Quick Tour
New User Interface
Personalize Windows
Photos & Speech
New Vista Applications
Internet Explorer 7
Improve Performance
Mobile Computing
Security & Safety
Network & Troubleshoot
Microsoft® Office 2007 In a Flash contains 16 Web-based
video tutorials on CD, each covering basic skills in Word, Excel,
PowerPoint, and Access in 10 minutes or less!
The first lesson for each application provides the “big picture” for
students with a basic explanation of how the application works, a
project created from scratch, and examples of how the software is
used in various professions.
One real-world project example is used throughout the whole set
of videos for each application, broken down into its logical steps,
providing a full understanding of how to complete a project from
start to finish.
Students can work at their own pace by pausing, rewinding to
review, or skipping skills that may already be familiar. Closed
captioning is available for those who cannot use audio.
All In a Flash videos are narrated by Ken Baldauf, a real instructor
who speaks to students in an engaging, accessible style,
accompanied by video demonstrations within the actual software.
COMPUTER CONCEPTS...
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Computer Concepts
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Computer Concepts for Educators
Discovering Computers 2011: Complete, International Edition
Gary B. Shelly, Misty E. Vermaat
978-1-4390-8118-1 (1-4390-8118-2)
©2011 904 pages
Computer Concepts
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Gives students a complete introduction to the latest in computers
and technology including Web 2.0, green computing and Web
applications.
• Brings relevance to concepts with updated FAQ and Ethics & Issues
boxes, Companies on the Cutting Edge, Technology Trailblazers, and
High-Tech Talk articles.
• Reinforces and encourages students to explore concepts on their
own with the robust Online Companion, which features countless
quizzes, learning games, exercises, and special features.
• Engages students with New Computer Usage @ Work boxes
that describe how computers are utilized in several professional
industries and new Innovative Computing boxes that show
examples of how particular technologies are used in creative ways.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
Application Software
Special Feature: Digital Communications
4.
5.
6.
The Components of the System Unit
Input
Output
Special Feature: Digital Imaging and Video Technology
7.
8.
INTRO
Storage
Operating Systems and Utility Programs
Special Feature: Buyer’s Guide 2011
10.
11.
Communications and Networks
Database Management
Computer Security and Safety, Ethics, and Privacy
Special Feature: Digital Forensics
12.
13.
Information System Development
Programming Languages and Program Development
Special Feature: Web 2.0 Program Development
14.
COMPLETE
Discovering Computers 2011: Brief (Chapters 1 – 8),
International Edition
978-1-4390-8110-5 (1-4390-8110-7)
Discovering Computers 2011: Introductory (Chapters 1 – 11),
International Edition
978-0-538-47933-2 (0-538-47933-7)
The Internet and World Wide Web
Special Feature: Making Use of the Web
9.
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
Introduction to Computers
Special Feature: Timeline 2011
BRIEF
NEW
Discovering Computers 2011: Complete provides students with a current and
thorough introduction to computers by integrating the use of technology with the
printed text. This Shelly Cashman Series text offers a dynamic and engaging solution
to successfully teach students the most important computer concepts in today’s
digital world through exciting new exercises that focus on problem solving and
critical thinking, along with online reinforcement tools on the unparalleled Online
Companion. Updated for currency, students will learn the latest trends in technology
and computer concepts and how these topics are integrated into their daily lives.
Enterprise Computing
Special Feature: Enterprise Order Processing:
A Case Study
15.
Computer Careers and Certification
Special Feature: Living Digitally
APPENDICES
A:
Quiz Yourself Answers
B: Computer Acronyms
C:
Coding Schemes and Number Systems
“This book reads well for our level of student, and it is
rich with resources to vary assignments from semester to
semester.”
Sherry Kersey, Hillsborough CC-Dale Mabry Campus
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Discovering Computers: Fundamentals, 2011 Edition, International Edition,
Gary B. Shelly, Misty E. Vermaat
978-1-4390-8119-8 (1-4390-8119-0)
©2011 552 pages
NEW
DISCOVERING COMPUTERS - FUNDAMENTALS, 2011 Edition covers the same
breadth, but with less depth than Discovering Computers 2011, Complete. The text
is ideal for use in a short course on computer concepts or in application software
courses because of its thorough and concise coverage. Students will gain a solid
understanding of the current trends in technology and computer concepts as they
are applied to today’s digital world. Updated for currency, this book and the robust
Online Companion provide students with the most up-to-date information on the
latest technology in today’s digital world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
1.
Introduction to Computers
Special Feature: Timeline 2011
2.
The Internet and World Wide Web
Special Feature: Making Use of the Web
3.
Application Software
Special Feature: Digital Communications
4.
5.
The Components of the System Unit
Input and Output
Special Feature: Digital Video Technology
6.
7.
Storage
Operating Systems and Utility Programs
Special Feature: Buyer’s Guide 2011
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9.
10.
11.
12.
Communications and Networks
Database Management
Computer Security and Safety, Ethics, and Privacy
Information System Development and Programming Languages
Enterprise Computing
Computer Concepts
• Takes a concise approach to covering all of the computer concepts
students need to know to be digitally literate in today’s technologyfocused environment.
• Brings concepts to students’ practical experience with brand new
features highlighting how techology is used in various industries.
• Contains updated Ethics and Issues, Looking Ahead, FAQ, and
Web Link boxes, Companies on the Cutting Edge, and Technology
Trailblazers allowing students to more deeply explore the content
they are studying.
• Engages students with relevant topics including green computing,
Web 2.0, and Web applications.
• Reinforces and encourages students to explore concepts on their
own with the robust Online Companion, which features countless
quizzes, learning games, exercises, and special features.
Special Feature: Living Digitally
APPENDIX
A:
Quiz Yourself Answers
Want to keep your students engaged?
Offer interactive training in the latest technology with our exciting and visually
stimulating Student Edition Labs version 4.0. The Student Edition Labs are
available on our computer concepts Online Companions and also on CD for
anytime, anywhere access! Visit http://www.course.com/selabs/about.cfm to
learn more.
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Introduction to Computers, 8th Edition
Gary B. Shelly, Steven M. Freund, Misty E. Vermaat
978-1-4390-8131-0 (1-4390-8131-X)
©2011 40 pages
Get ready to learn about today’s digital world with Introduction to Computers.
This concise text provides a visually-engaging introduction to the most current
information on computers and technology. Students will gain an understanding of
the essential computer concepts they need to know to help them be successful in
today’s computing world.
NEW
EDITION
Computer Concepts
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• The perfect addition to any course where basic computer concepts
are covered in the first few lectures.
• Provides students with an understanding of the components of a
computer as well as covering computer concepts.
• Completely updated for currency, ensuring your students will be
introduced to the latest computer developments.
• New Case Studies at the end of the chapter require critical thinking
and reinforce the concepts learned.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
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10.
11.
12.
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15.
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Objectives.
What Is a Computer?
What Does a Computer Do?
Why Is a Computer so Powerful?
How Does a Computer Know What to Do?
What Are the Components of a Computer?
Input Devices.
System Unit.
Output Devices.
Storage Devices.
Communications Devices.
Computer Software.
Networks and the Internet.
How to Purchase a Personal Computer.
How to Purchase a Desktop Computer.
How to Purchase a Notebook Computer.
How to Purchase a Tablet PC.
How to Purchase a Personal Mobile Device.
Discovering Computers and Microsoft® Office 2007: A Fundamental
Combined Approach, International Edition
Gary B. Shelly, Misty E. Vermaat
978-0-538-47934-9 (0-538-47934-5)
©2011 1000 pages
Book cover
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NEW
DISCOVERING COMPUTERS & MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007: A FUNDAMENTAL COMBINED
APPROACH is designed to provide you with everything you need for your Intro to
Computers course in one book. This new offering from the Shelly Cashman Series
combines the best selling Discovering computers computer concepts material with
Microsoft Office 2007 applications content to provide you and your students with a
single offering for your Intro to computers Course.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Discovering Computers Fundamentals.
1.
Intro to Computers.
Special Feature 1: Living Digitally.
2.
Internet & WWW.
Special Feature 2: Making Use of the Web.
3. Application
Software.
Special Feature 3: Digital Video.
4.
OS and Utility Programs.
Special Feature 4: Digital Communications.
5.
Security and Safety, Privacy & Ethics.
Special Feature 5: Buyer’s Guide.
Microsoft Windows Vista.
Introduction to Windows Vista.
Internet Explorer 8.
Introduction to Windows Internet Explorer.
Microsoft Word 2007.
1.
2.
Computer Concepts
• A singular text provides all of your students’ needs for coverage of
both computer concepts and Microsoft office 2007 skills.
• A proven step-by-step pedagogy and enhanced callouts on
screenhots walk students through each step of a task, making it
easy to learn difficult tasks.
Creating and Editing a Word Document.
Creating a Research Paper.
Microsoft PowerPoint 2007.
1.
2.
Creating and Editing a Presentation.
Creating a Presentation with Illustrations and Shapes.
Microsoft Excel 2007.
1.
2.
Creating a Worksheet and an Embedded Chart.
Formulas, Functions, Formatting, and Web Queries.
Microsoft Access 2007.
1.
2.
Creating and Using a Database.
Querying a Database.
Microsoft Office 2007 Integration.
1.
Integrating Office 2007 Applications and the World Wide Web.
APPENDIX
A: Introduction to Microsoft Office 2007.
B: Help.
C: Customizing Microsoft Office 2007.
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New Perspectives on
Computer Concepts
2011: Comprehensive,
13th Edition,
International Edition
June Jamrich Parsons, Dan Oja
Computer Concepts—
Illustrated Introductory,
8th Edition,
International Edition
978-0-538-47146-6
June Jamrich Parsons, Dan Oja
(0-538-47146-8)
©2011 856 pages
978-0-538-75503-0
(0-538-75503-2 )
©2011 462 pages
NEW
EDITION
NEW
EDITION
Creating a fully integrated and interactive teaching and
learning environment, NEW PERSPECTIVES ON COMPUTER
CONCEPTS 2011 consists of a printed book, companion
Web site, media rich BookOnCD, and WebTrack
assessment. Students and Instructors work in sync to
explore, understand, and apply computer technology in
everyday life.
Make today’s most timely computer concepts engaging
and relevant for your students! The Illustrated Series has
thoroughly revised this 8th edition to reflect the feedback
from instructors and students. Among the improvements
are the additions of interactive lab scenarios, new
assessment opportunities, and a new streamlined design.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Computer Concepts
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Comes with ample assessment opportunities to give your students
plenty of practice. Plus, they’re auto graded and tracked to your
gradebook.
• Helps students visualize computer concepts with the BookOnCD,
which contains screen tours, animations, and quizzes.
• Enables students and instructors to work in sync by using the
multiple technology assets that come with New Perspectives on
Computer Concepts 2011.
• Emphasizes social and ethical issues to draw attention to important
topics and provide material for thought-provoking classroom
discussions.
• Covers new, emerging trends and the latest technological advances.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
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10.
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12.
Orientation
Computers and Digital Basics
Computer Hardware
Computer Software
Operating Systems and File Management
LANs and WLANs
The Internet
The Web and E-Mail
Digital Media
The Computer Industry: History, Careers, and Ethics
Information Systems Analysis and Design
Databases
Computer Programming
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS:
BRIEF: Orientation; Chapters 1–4, International Edition
978-0-538-47154-1 (0-538-47154-9)
INTRODUCTORY: Orientation; Chapters 1–8, International Edition
978-0-538-47147-3 (0-538-47147-6)
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• Highly visual streamlined layout presents topics on two facing pages
and appeals to a wide variety of learning style.
• Comprehensive coverage includes detailed lessons on important
computer concepts and the newest technology trends.
• Ample end of unit exercises provide review, practice, and
assessment opportunities.
• Online Companion – The addition of games and study tools to the
8th edition Online Companion will make students more active in the
learning process and help them to retain information.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Getting Started with Student Edition Labs.
Unit A: Computer and Internet Basics.
Unit B: Computer Hardware.
Unit C: Computer Software.
Unit D: Digital Electronics and File Management.
Unit E: Networks and Connecting to the Internet.
Unit F: Data Security.
Unit G: The Web and E-Commerce.
Unit H: Digital Media.
Unit I: The Computer Industry and Careers.
ADDITIONAL VERSION:
ESSENTIAL
978-0-538-75390-6 (0-538-75390-0)
Understanding
Computers: Today
and Tomorrow,
Comprehensive, 13th
Edition, International
Edition
Understanding
Computers in a
Changing Society, 4th
Edition, International
Edition
Deborah Morley,
Charles S. Parker
978-0-538-45174-1
Deborah Morley,
(0-538-45174-2)
©2011 420 pages
978-0-538-74248-1
NEW
EDITION
(0-538-74248-8)
©2011 792 pages
NEW
EDITION
Understanding Computers: Today and Tomorrow gives
your students a classic introduction to computer concepts
with a modern twist! Known for its emphasis on industry
insight, this text makes concepts relevant to today’s
career-focused students.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
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Introduction Module
Introduction to the World of Computers.
Hardware Module
The System Unit: Processing and Memory
Storage
Input and Output.
Software Module
System Software: Operating Systems and Utility Programs
Application Software.
Networks and the Internet Module
Computer Networks
The Internet and World Wide Web
Network and Internet Security.
Web Applications Module
Multimedia and the Web
E-Commerce.
Systems Module
Information Systems and System Development
Program Development and Programming Languages
Databases and Database Management Systems
Computers and Society Module
Computer Security and Privacy
Intellectual Property Rights, Ethics, Health, Access, and the
Environment References and Resources Guide
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Introduction to the World of Computers.
A Closer Look at Hardware and Software
The Internet and World Wide Web.
Network and Internet Security.
Computer Security and Privacy
Intellectual Property Rights and Ethics.
Health, Access and the Environment.
Emerging Technologies.
www.cengage.com/coursetechnology
Computer Concepts
• MODULAR ORGANIZATION emphasizes the relationship among
topics and chapters.
• “ASK THE EXPERT” BOXES offer career advice from industry leaders.
• “EXPERT INSIGHT” ARTICLES relate that chapter’s topic to IT
careers.
• ONLINE COMPANION is a portal to extra content such as quizzes,
videos, and study guides that help reinforce material and engage
students.
• EXPERT INSIGHT articles by guest authors from top-name
companies discuss how concepts covered in the text relate to
students’ lives and careers in the IT industry.
• ASK THE EXPERT boxes provide up-to-date information from
industry leaders about technology, societal issues, and how
computers are used in both traditional and non-traditional careers.
• EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES chapter briefly introduces new and
emerging technologies and discusses the societal issues relevant to
students’ lives.
• HAZARD boxes provide practical tips that students can use
immediately to protect themselves from computer hardware
problems or security and privacy issues.
• Covers dozens of new technologies and their social implications
throughout the text.
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Information Technology
for Managers,
International Edition
Succeeding with
Technology, 4th Edition,
International Edition
George Reynolds
Kenneth Baldauf,
Ralph M. Stair
978-0-538-74566-6
978-0-538-79761-0
(0-538-74566-5)
©2010 500 pages
Computer Concepts
NEW
Today’s managers are increasingly expected to
successfully oversee and understand information systems
-- even when it is an area in which they have had little
formal training or expertise. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
FOR MANAGERS is targeted at these future managers who
are expected to understand the business implications
of information technology. Real world examples show
future managers how information technology can be
applied to improve their organization. INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY FOR MANAGERS provides a framework
for managers to understand their important role visa-vis information technology and it emphasizes the
importance of working effectively with all members of
the organization to achieve results.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• COMPREHENSIVE TABLE OF CONTENTS: Comprehensive table of
contents gives readers easy reference to particular sections of the
book.
• REAL-WORLD BUSINESS EXAMPLES: Addresses timely topics in the
opening business vignettes by examining real world businesses
and how management oversees information technology in various
capacities.
• END OF CHAPTER FEATURES: End of Chapter features promote
lively classroom discussions and assignments.
• INTRUCTOR RESOURCES: Valuable Instructor’s Resources include
End of Chapter solutions, a detailed Instructor’s Manual, PowerPoint
presentations, and Test Banks.
(0-538-79761-4)
©2011
NEW
SUCCEEDING WITH TECHNOLOGY – FOURTH EDITION
teaches students how to apply technology to practical
situations that they’ll encounter in their academic and
professional lives. Focusing on current trends that impact
the way we live, Succeeding with Technology provides
just the right amount of foundational concepts to provide
a thorough understanding.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Introduces students to technologies they may not be familiar with
through concise and conversational text and engaging screenshots
and photographs.
• Features updates of current technology trends such as Web 2.0,
smart phone technology, and changes in social networks.
• Allows students to see how computer concepts are relevant to their
own lives with a focus on current and emerging technologies.
• Contains pertinent real life examples embedded throughout the
text, providing just the right amount of insight into how technology
is used outside of the classroom.
• Includes a variety of end of chapter material, including Discussion
Questions, Try It Yourself exercises, Virtual Classroom Activities, and
Teamwork projects.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
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Managers: Key to Information Technology Results.
Strategic Planning.
Project Management.
Business Process and IT Outsourcing.
Corporate Governance and IT.
Collaboration Tools and Wireless Networks.
E-Business.8. Enterprise Resource Planning.
Business Intelligence.
Knowledge Management.
Enterprise Architecture
Ethical, Privacy, and Security Issues
5.
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Why Study Computers and Digital Technologies.
Hardware Designed to Meet the Need.
Software Solutions for Personal and Professional Gain.
The Internet and World Wide Web.
Telecommunications, Wireless Technologies, and Computer
Networks.
Digital Media for Work and Leisure.
Database Systems.
E-Commerce.
Information, Decision Support, and Special-Purpose Systems.
Systems Development.
Computer Crime and Information Security.
Digital Society, Ethics, and Globalization.
Current Topics in
Technology, 3rd Edition
Maureen S. Paparella,
Eugene S. Simko
978-1-4390-3870-3
(1-4390-3870-8)
February 2010 160 pages
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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2.
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Mobile Data Protection.
The Hybrid Manager.
Blogger Litigation.
Monitoring Technology in the Workplace.
Instructional Technology.
Data Brokers.
CyberBullying.
Mobile WiMax.
The New Internet Architecture.
Information Surveillance.
Purchasing Information.
Cloud Computing.
Information Censorship.
E-Mail Harvesters.
The Threat of Complex Networks.
Security Obsolescence.
Digitization and Copyright Law.
Electronic Social Responsibility.
Cell Phone Technology.
Electronic Election Systems.
Laser Technology.
Wireless Computing.
Managing Information Systems: Adhocracy.
Electronic Resources.
The New Digital Divide.
Cell Phone Security.
Internet Crime.
Cyber Infrastructure.
Electronic Commerce.
Technology Addiction.
www.cengage.com/coursetechnology
Computer Concepts
• Offers 30 articles featuring the latest topics and trends in
technology.
• Provides Things to Think About critical thinking questions which
stimulate student discussions of the topics covered.
• Serves as a perfect addition to a Computer Concepts or Office
course to build awareness of the role of technology in both personal
and professional areas.
• Introduces the article topic and provides background information in
a preface and then presents the topic as a mini case study.
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Practical PC,
6th Edition
June Jamrich Parsons, Dan Oja
978-0-538-74672-4
(0-538-74672-6)
©2011 336 pages
Part of the Practical series, this text offers an engaging, interactive approach to teaching
PC concepts. The companion BookOnCD features videos, animations, screen tours, and
activities, giving students hands-on experience with their PC.
NEW
Computer Concepts
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Addresses the specific needs of beginning computer users by
focusing on essential concepts and basic practical skills, without
getting bogged down in specialized terminology or technical
explanations.
• Uses a reader-friendly FAQ’s (Frequently Asked Questions) approach
to help students focus on what they really need to know.
• Includes coverage of buying and upgrading a PC: information
students can use outside of the classroom.
• Offers built-in assessment with updated, interactive Quick Checks
and on-screen quizzes that allow students to track their progress.
• The accompanying BookOnCD contains an electronic version of the
entire textbook, filled with animation, screen tours, and hands on
activities.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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2.
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PART A: PC Basics
Getting Started
Looking at Windows
Installing and Learning Software
PART B: Computer Files
Files Basics
Organizing Files and Folders
Protecting Your Files
PART C: The Internet, the Web, and E-Mail
Connecting to the Internet
Browsing and Searching the Web
Sending E-Mail and Attachments
PART D: Application Software
Writing and Printing Documents
Working with Spreadsheets.
Accessing Databases
Making Presentations.
PART E: Graphics, Sound, and Video
Working with Graphics
Recording and Editing Sound
Creating Desktop Video and Animation
PART F: Upgrades and Expansion
Looking “Under the Hood”
Buying a PC
Upgrading and Expanding Your PC
Practical Computer Literacy, International Edition, Second Edition
June Parsons, Dan Oja
978-1-4390-4036-2
(1-4390-4036-2)
©2010 438 pages
NEW
EDITION
PRACTICAL COMPUTER LITERACY, Second Edition, provides clear, comprehensive
instruction on the basics of computer literacy. This convenient, reader-friendly text
integrates computer concepts, Microsoft Office 2007 applications, and Internet essentials
within a streamlined package that meets the latest IC3 and other computer literacy
exam standards. Concise lessons within each chapter, usually one page in length, are
presented in an appealing Frequently Asked Questions format and include full-color
screenshots or diagrams. Additionally, the textbook comes with a robust BookOnCD,
which is a digital version of the textbook that “brings the book to life” with videos,
animated diagrams, software tours and provides assessment opportunities via WebTrack
technology.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
• This text maps to the globally recognized IC3 exam standards,
providing students with all of the information and skills needed to
become Internet and computer core certified
• Nearly 50 projects in the back of the book allow students develop
their skills by applying what they learn to real-world scenerios.
www.cengage.com/coursetechnology
Computer Concepts
##
Part I: FUNDAMENTALS.
1. Computer Hardware
2. Peripheral Devices.
3. System and Application Software.
4. Installing Software.
5. Getting Started with Windows XP.
6. Getting Started with Windows Vista.
7. Working with Files.
Part II: APPLICATIONS.
8. Getting Started with Application Software.
9. Creating a Document.
10. Formatting a Document.
11. Finalizing a Document.
12. Creating a Worksheet.
13. Formatting a Worksheet.
14. Finalizing a Worksheet.
15. Creating a Presentation.
16. Finalizing a Presentation.
17. Creating a Database.
18. Finalizing a Database.
Part III: ONLINE CONNECTIONS.
19. Networks.
20. Working with E-mail.
21. Browsing the Web.
22. Computer Risks and Benefits.
Part IV: PROJECTS.
23. Introduction to Projects.
24. Submitting an Assignment as a Printout or on a Removable
Storage Device.
25. Submitting an Assignment as an E-mail Attachment.
26. Microsoft Office 2007 Configuration.
27. Windows and File Management Projects.
28. Projects for Windows Application Basics.
29. Projects for Microsoft Word.
30. Projects for Microsoft Excel.
31. Projects for Microsoft PowerPoint.
32. Projects for Microsoft Access.
33. E-mail Projects.
34. Web Projects.
21
Teachers Discovering
Computers: Integrating
Technology and
Digital Media in the
Classroom, 6th Edition,
International Edition
Computer Concepts
BASICS, Fourth Edition
Ann Ambrose, Dolores J. Wells
978-1-4239-0461-8
(1-4239-0461-3)
December 2008 480 pages
Gary B. Shelly,
Glenda A. Gunter,
Randolph E. Gunter
Computer Concepts
NEW
EDITION
978-1-4390-7925-6
(1-4390-7925-0)
©2010 600 pages
Teachers Discovering Computers introduces future
educators to technology and digital media. Tomorrow’s
teachers will learn about the latest trends in technology
and how to integrate these concepts into their classroom
using a variety of practical applications to successfully
teach the current generation of digital students.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Includes eight chapters, eight special features, and two appendices
that instruct teachers on using technology and digital media in
today’s classroom.
• Provides tomorrow’s teachers with extensive ideas and resources
for teaching today’s digital students through integrating technology
into their curriculum.
• Offers updated features, including Integration Strategies boxes and
Special Features focusing on teaching online, blogs, and wikis.
• Enhances student learning through updated end of chapter
exercises highlighting Web 2.0 and other technology updates.
• Guides students to popular educational Web sites and software
programs through the dedicated Companion Web Site.
• Offers cross-curricular activities that integrate science, language
arts, social studies, and mathematics into the classroom.
• Provides extensive hands-on exercises and projects.
• Examines important topics including online research, solving
problems, ethical issues, and finding information.
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2.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
11.
12.
1.
2.
Integrating Educational Technology into the Curriculum
13.
Special Feature: A World Without Wires
14.
Communications, Networks, the Internet, and the World Wide Web
Special Feature: Guide to World Wide Web Sites, Search
Techniques, and Search Tools for Education
3.
Application Software Productivity Tools for Educators
Special Feature: Creating Web Pages, Blogs, Wikis, and More
4.
Hardware for Educators
Special Feature: Buyer’s Guide
5.
Integrating Multimedia and Educational Software Applications
Special Feature: Digital Imaging and Video Technology
6.
Technology, Digital Media, and Curriculum Integration
Special Feature: Learning Theories and Educational Research
7.
Evaluating Educational Technology and Integration Strategies
Special Feature: Integrating Web Pages, Blogs, Wikis,
and More
8.
Security Issues, Ethics, and Emerging Technologies in Education
Special Feature: Guide to Professional, State, and Federal
Educational Web Sites
APPENDIX
A:
B:
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C:
Guide to Professional Educational Organizations
Guide to State and Federal Government Educational Web Sites.
References
15.
16.
17.
Unit 1: Computer Basics
Understanding Computers and Computer Literacy
The Internet and the World Wide Web
The Internet and Research
How a Computer Processes Data
Input, Output, and Storage
Operating Systems and Software
Networks
Unit 2: Using the Computer
Keyboarding
Windows and File Management
Word Processing
Presentation Graphics
Spreadsheets
Databases
E-Mail and Electronic Communication
Unit 3: Computers and Society
Evaluating Electronic Information
Creating a Web Page
Technology, the Workplace, and Society
DATABASES...
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Microsoft Access 2010
28
Microsoft Access 2007
Microsoft® Office Access 2010: Introductory,
International Edition
Gary B. Shelly,
Thomas J. Cashman,
Philip J. Pratt, Mary Z. Last
Book cover
not available
978-0-538-74873-5
(0-538-74873-7)
©2011 376 pages
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Gives students a complete presentation of Access 2010, including
new features of the software, using the highly-successful Shelly
Cashman Series pedagogy.
• Gives students the information they need to know, when they need
to know it through enhancements to the step-by-step instructions, a
new Q&A feature, and improved call-outs on screenshots.
• Increases students’ retention with brand new end-of-chapter
exercises, including Make It Right, Extend Your Knowledge,
and Make It Personal, which emphasize problem-solving and
experimentation.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Office 2010 and Windows 7: Essential Concepts and Skills.
Access Common Elements.
1. Creating and Using a Database
2. Querying a Database
3. Maintaining a Database
4. Creating Reports and Forms
5. Multi-Table Forms
6. Using Macros, Switchboards, PivotTables, and
PivotCharts
Databases
SQL Feature: Using SQL
24
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
7.
COMPLETE (available October 2010)
978-0-538-74819-3 (0-538-74819-2)
8.
9.
Advanced Report Techniques
Advanced Form Techniques
Administering a Database System
APPENDICES
COMPREHENSIVE (available December 2010)
978-0-538-74863-6 (0-538-74863-X)
Project Planning Guidelines
Microsoft Business Certification Program
C: Publishing Office 2010 Web Pages to a Web Server
D: Web Apps Appendix
Capstone Projects
A:
B:
New Perspectives on Microsoft® Office Access 2010,
Comprehensive, International Edition
Book cover
not available
Joseph J. Adamski,
Kathleen T. Finnegan,
978-0-538-47096-4
(0-538-47096-8)
©2011 840 pages
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2010.
1. Creating a Database
2. Building a Database and Defining Table Relationships.
3. Maintaining and Querying a Database.
4. Creating Forms and Reports.
5. Creating Advanced Queries and Enhancing Table
Design.
6. Using Form Tools and Creating Custom Forms.
7. Creating Custom Reports.
8. Sharing, Integrating, and Analyzing Data
9. Using Action Queries and Advanced Table
Relationships.
10. Automating Tasks with Macros.
11. Using and Writing Visual Basic for Applications Code.
12. Managing and Securing a Database.Additional Cases.
APPENDICES
A:
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
Relational Databases and Database Design.
BRIEF: (Tutorials 1 - 4)
978-0-538-47644-7 (0-538-47644-3)
INTRODUCTORY: (Tutorials 1 - 8)
978-0-538-47097-1 (0-538-47097-6)
##
www.cengage.com/coursetechnology
Databases
• Business case scenarios keep students engaged throughout the
tutorials, providing a real-world context in which they can apply the
concepts and skills presented.
• Visual Overview – a two-page spread at the start of each session –
gives a preview of the topics and terms covered in the session and
can be used as a study guide before quizzes and tests.
• Key Steps highlight important steps to help students pay close
attention to completing the step correctly and avoid timeconsuming rework.
• ProSkills Boxes tie Access 2010 concepts and skills with career
relevancy by providing guidance for using the software in
professional situations.
• ProSkills exercises integrate the technology skills students learn
with one or more of today’s necessary professional skills, such as
teamwork, written communication, verbal communication, problem
solving and decision making.
25
Microsoft® Office
Access 2010: Illustrated
Complete
Lisa Friedrichsen
978-0-538-74717-2
(0-538-74717-X)
©2011 504 pages
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Databases
• Easy-to-follow and easy-to-absorb two-page spread lessons appeal
to a wide variety of learning styles.
• End-of-chapter Independent Challenges and Visual Workshops
make concepts relevant and easier to understand through hands-on
applications and detailed explanations.
• Quick Tips and Trouble boxes within the step-by-step instructions
help students avoid typical errors and pitfalls.
• Clues to Use boxes offer concise information that expands on the
lesson skill or describes a related task, adding context to skills and
concepts.
• SkyDrive appendix covers how to store and share files with almost
anyone anywhere!
26
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Unit A: Getting Started with Windows 7.
Unit B: Understanding File Management.
Getting Started with Office 2010.
Unit A: Building and Using Access Tables.
Unit B: Building and Using Queries.
Unit C: Creating and Using Forms.
Unit D: Creating and Using Reports.
Unit E: Modifying the Database Structure.
Unit F: Creating Multiple Table Queries.
Unit G: Enhancing Forms .
Unit H: Analyzing Data with Reports.
Unit I: Importing and Exporting Data.
Unit J: Analyzing Database Design Using Northwind.
Unit K: Creating Advanced Queries.
Unit L: Creating Advanced Reports.
Unit M: Building a Database Interface.
Unit N: Creating Macros.
Unit O: Creating Modules and VBA.
Unit P: Maintaining the Database.
Appendix: Working with SkyDrive and Office Web Apps.
Microsoft® Office Access 2010: Introductory
Pasewark/Pasewark,
Jessica Evans
978-0-538-47520-4
(-0-538-47520-X)
©2011 279 pages
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Offers a flexible format making this book ideal for classrooms with
students who have varying abilities.
• Provides numerous step-by-step exercises, review exercises and case
projects to enhance students’ learning experiences.
• Helps students develop skills individually or in a team setting using
strong end-of-lesson material, including Concepts Review projects,
and Critical Thinking activities.
• Gives students additional information and guidance through Did
you Know? boxes, Net tips boxes, and Important boxes.
• Increases students’ retention of skills through end-of-lesson
exercises including lesson summary, vocabulary and review
questions.
Lesson 1: Access Basics.
Lesson 2: Creating a Database.
Lesson 3: Creating Queries.
Lesson 4: Creating and Modifying Forms.
Lesson 5: Creating and Modifying Reports.
Lesson 6: Integrating Access.
APPENDICES
A: Computer Concepts.
B: Keyboarding
Databases
##
Introduction Unit.
Office 2010 Basics and the Internet.
Windows 7 Basics.
ACCESS UNIT.
www.cengage.com/coursetechnology
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Microsoft Office Access 2007: Comprehensive
Concepts and Techniques
Gary B. Shelly,
Thomas J. Cashman,
Philip J. Pratt, Mary Z. Last
978-1-4188-4341-0
(1-4188-4341-5)
August 2007 792 pages
Databases
28
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
INTRO
2.
3.
5.
6.
INTRODUCTORY: Chapters 1–3; 1 Special Feature; Appendices
978-1-4188-4339-7 (1-4188-4339-3)
COMPLETE: Chapters 1–6; 2 Special Features; Appendices
978-1-4188-4340-3 (1-4188-4340-7)
Creating Reports and Forms
Multi-Table Forms
Using Macros, Switchboards, PivotTables, and
PivotCharts
SQL Feature: Using SQL
7.
8.
9.
Advanced Report Techniques
Advanced Form Techniques
Administering a Database System
Web Feature: Sharing Access Data
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
D:
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
Creating and Using a Database
Querying a Database
Maintaining a Database
Integration Feature: Sharing Data Among Applications
4.
COMPLETE
• Gives students a comprehensive presentation of Access 2007,
including new features of the software, using the highly successful
Shelly Cashman Series pedagogy.
• Offers a new Plan Ahead feature, which prepares students to create
successful projects by encouraging them to think about what they
are trying to accomplish before they begin.
• Gives students the information they need to know, when they need
to know it, through enhancements to the step-by-step instructions,
a new Q&A feature, and improved callouts.
• Engages students with new Experimental steps, which encourage
them to go beyond step-by-step instructions to take advantage of
the features in the Microsoft Office 2007 new user interface.
• Increases students’ retention with brand new end-of-chapter
exercises, including Make It Right, Extend Your Knowledge,
and Make It Personal, which emphasize problem solving and
experimentation.
• Meets the requirements of the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist exam for Microsoft Office Access 2007.
COMP
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
E:
F:
G:
H:
Project Planning Guidelines
Introduction to Microsoft Office 2007
Microsoft Office Access 2007 Help
Publishing Office 2007 Web Pages to a Web Server
Customizing Microsoft Office Access 2007
Steps for the Windows XP User
Microsoft Business Certification Program
Database Design
Succeeding in Business
with Microsoft Office
Access 2007: A
Problem-Solving
Approach
New Perspectives on
Microsoft Office Access
2007, Comprehensive
Joseph J. Adamski,
Kathleen T. Finnegan
Sandra Cable
978-1-4239-0589-9
(1-4239-0589-X)
September 2007 816 pages
978-1-4239-0606-3
(1-4239-0606-3)
November 2007 668 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Offers comprehensive coverage of the new Access 2007 features
including working with Layout View, interactive form and report
design capabilities, the Navigation Pane, the Access Trust Center,
and changes to security features.
• Allows students to begin creating databases in the first tutorial,
giving them the opportunity to build databases right from the start.
• Provides a Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2007 tutorial
that gets students up and running with the new features and user
interface.
• Presents new InSight boxes, which offer best practices for working
with the software, and a new Tip feature, which provides hints for
more efficient use of the software.
• Features Reality Check exercises, new comprehensive, open-ended
assignments that give students the opportunity to practice skills by
creating practical, real-world documents.
• Meets the requirements for the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist exam for Microsoft Office Access 2007.
• Challenges students to find effective solutions to business situations
through problem solving, critical thinking, and analysis.
• Introduces students gradually to more advanced and broader skills
through three levels of complexity in each chapter, beginning with
an introductory conceptual chapter on databases.
• Offers case problems, such as accounting, finance, marketing, and
operations management, and Steps to Success activities that provide
additional practice in a real-world context.
• Provides Feature boxes, quick references to the steps needed to
complete tasks, and tips to help students become more efficient
users of Access.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
1.
INTRODUCTORY
BRIEF
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
COMPREHENSIVE
9.
10.
11.
12.
4.
Managing Your Files
Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2007
Creating a Database
Building a Database and Defining Table Relationships
Maintaining and Querying a Database
Creating Forms and Reports
Creating Advanced Queries and Enhancing Table
Design
Using Form Tools and Creating Custom Forms
Creating Custom Reports
Sharing, Integrating, and Analyzing Data
Using Action Queries and Advanced Table
Relationships
Automating Tasks with Macros
Using and Writing Visual Basic for Applications Code
Managing and Securing a Database
Additional Cases
5.
6.
7.
Databases
3.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction to Data Management with Microsoft Office
Access 2007
Preparing to Automate Data Management
Building the Database
Analyzing Data for Effective Decision Management
Collecting Data with Well-Designed Forms
Developing Effective Reports
Automating Database Processing
Enhancing User Interaction Through Programming
APPENDIX
Relational Databases and Database Design
ADDITIONAL VERSION
COMPREHENSIVE: Premium Video Edition
978-0-538-47527-3 (0-538-47527-7)
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Microsoft Office Access
2007: Introductory
Microsoft Office Access
2007—Illustrated
Complete
Pasewark and Pasewark,
Jessica Evans
Lisa Friedrichsen
978-1-4239-0519-6
(1-4239-0519-9)
August 2007 488 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Presents lessons in a clean, easy-to-follow two-page spread layout
that appeals to a wide variety of learning styles.
• Provides complete coverage of how to use Access to create
databases and how to manage and retrieve data using tables,
queries, forms, and reports.
• Now includes expanded coverage of queries and gives students
the opportunity to practice retrieving, comparing, and analyzing
their data.
• Gets students hands-on with creating and manipulating databases
from the beginning, while teaching database concepts in context of
the skills.
• Offers a new Real Life Independent Challenge exercise where
students create databases for use in their everyday lives, such as
trip planners and travel collections.
• Meets the requirements of the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist exam for Microsoft Office Access 2007.
• Offers a flexible format making this book ideal for classrooms with
students who have varying abilities.
• Provides numerous step-by-step exercises, review exercises, and
case projects to enhance students’ learning experiences.
• Helps students develop skills individually or in a team setting using
strong end-of-lesson material, including Concepts Review projects
and Critical Thinking activities.
• Gives students additional information and guidance through Did
You Know? boxes, Net Tips boxes, and Important boxes.
• Increases students’ retention of skills through end-of-lesson exercises
including lesson summary, vocabulary, and review questions.
• Includes an Online Companion with PowerPoint presentations, key
terms, and more for additional student learning.
A.
B.
BRIEF
Databases
TABLE OF CONTENTS
C.
D.
E.
INTRO
F.
G.
H.
I.
J.
K.
L.
COMPLETE
M.
N.
O.
P.
Windows Vista Unit A: Getting Started with
Windows Vista
Windows Vista Unit B: Understanding File
Management
Getting Started with Office 2007
Getting Started with Access 2007
Building and Using Queries
Using Forms
Using Reports
Modifying the Database Structure
Creating Multiple Table Queries
Enhancing Forms
Analyzing Data with Reports
Importing and Exporting Data
Analyzing Database Design Using Northwind
Creating Advanced Queries
Creating Advanced Reports
Managing Database Objects
Creating Macros
Creating Modules and VBA
Maintaining the Database
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
30
978-1-4239-0412-0
(1-4239-0412-5)
September 2007 279 pages
[softcover, spiral-bound]
BRIEF: Getting Started with Office 2007; Units A–D
978-1-4239-0517-2 (1-4239-0517-2)
INTRODUCTORY: Getting Started with Office 2007; Units A–H
978-1-4239-0518-9 (1-4239-0518-0)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Introduction
Microsoft Windows Vista Basics
Microsoft Office 2007 Basics
Microsoft Access 2007
Access Basics
Creating a Database
Creating Queries
Creating and Modifying Forms
Creating and Modifying Reports
Integrating Access
APPENDICES
A:
B:
Computer Concepts
Keyboarding Touch System Improvement
INTERNET...
32
Introduction to the Internet
36
Internet Explorer
38
Firefox
38
Microsoft Outlook
Web 2.0: Concepts
and Applications,
International Edition
Web 2.0: Making the
Web Work for You,
Illustrated
Gary B. Shelly,
Mark Frydenberg
Jane Hosie-Bounar,
Barbara Waxer
Book cover
978-0-538-74526-0
978-0-538-47321-7
not available
(0-538-74526-6 )
©2011 312 pages
(0-538-47321-5)
©2011 102 pages
Internet
NEW
NEW
EDITION
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Engaging coverage of the most commonly used Web 2.0 skills and
concepts including blogging, RSS feeds, and social networking,
providing students with a solid understanding of how to integrate
Web 2.0 tools in their professional and personal lives.
• Explore Exercises provide students with hands-on experiential
learning that will aid in retention of skills and concepts.
• Integration of student blogs and class wikis so that students can
learn through applying the skills.
• Discussion of social and business uses of Web 2.0 applications,
illustrating the relevancy of these skills to students lives
• Makes Web 2.0 topics relevant to students’ academic lives with
instruction on evaluating research results and finding media for
projects.
• Teaches students to collaborate and share information over the
Web.
• Discusses the importance and consequences of perfecting your
online persona.
• Gives plenty of assessment and practice opportunities.
• Perfect for teacher training courses! This streamlined book gets
teachers up to speed on the latest Web 2.0 tools and uses in their
classroom.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. The Web
Becomes 2.0.
2. Publishing Online.
3. Syndicating Content.
4. Organizing Information.
5. Connecting People.
6. Linking Data.
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Unit 1. Research
2.0.
Media for Projects.
Unit 3. Collaborating and Sharing Information.
Unit 4. Perfecting Your Persona.
Unit 2. Finding
Discovering the
Internet: Complete
Concepts and
Techniques, 3rd Edition,
International Edition
New Perspectives
on the Internet:
Comprehensive, 8th
Edition, International
Edition
Gary B. Shelly, Albert H. Napier,
Ollie N. Rivers
Gary P. Schneider, Jessica Evans
978-0-538-45175-8
(0-538-45175-0)
©2010 648 pages
978-1-4390-8112-9
(1-4390-8112-3)
©2011 476 pages
NEW
EDITION
NEW
EDITION
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Contains seven chapters and one appendix that provide thorough
coverage of the Internet and the World Wide Web.
• Provides a broad understanding of the most up-to-date functions,
Internet resources, and topics such as security, personal and
business blogs, RSS, privacy, copyright and fair use.
• Includes coverage of new features in Windows Internet Explorer 8.
• Offers extensive hands-on activities throughout the text, including
updated Facts@Hand, @Source, and @Issue content, assuring that
students have an accurate understanding of concepts to get started
on the Internet.
• Reinforces Internet concepts and skills with comprehensive end-ofchapter exercises that require critical thinking.
• Covers the latest software, including Internet Explorer 8, Mozilla
Firefox 3, and Google Chrome
• Provides basic through advanced Internet concepts information and
is perfect for a browser-generic, full-semester course on the Internet.
• Engages students with its hands-on approach and up-to-date
coverage of emerging Internet technologies and hot topics such as
security, the coolest Web 2.0 applications, and more!
• Allows users to operate on Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows
7.
• Features Student Edition Labs on the Online Companion to give
students a hands-on, multimedia approach to learning skills.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
Into the Internet.
2. Browsing the Web.
3. Searching the Web.
4. Communicating Online.
5. Getting More Out of the Internet.
6. Understanding Internet Technologies and Security.
7. Understanding E-Business.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
APPENDICES
A:
Internet
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
9.
Exploring Other Browsers
10.
Browser Basics.
Basic Communication on the Internet: E-Mail.
Webmail.
Searching the Web.
Information Resources on the Web.
User-Generated Content on the Internet.
Security on the Internet and the Web.
Wireless Networking and Security.
Creating Effective Web Pages.
Electronic Commerce
APPENDIX
A:
ADDITIONAL VERSION
B:
BRIEF: Chapters 1 – 4
978-0-538-74470-6 (0-538-74470-7)
The Internet and the World Wide Web
Microsoft Outlook Express.
Additional Research Assignments (1–8)
ADDITIONAL VERSION
INTRODUCTORY: Tutorials 1–5
978-0-538-47294-4 (0-538-47294-4)
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The Internet Illustrated, 6th Edition,
International Edition
Internet Research Illustrated, 5th Edition,
International Edition
Gary Schneider, Jessica Evans,
Katherine T. Pinard
Donald I. Barker,
Melissa S. Barker,
Katherine T. Pinard
978-0-538-75101-8
(0-538-75101-0)
©2010 296 pages
Internet
NEW
EDITION
978-0-538-47531-0
(0-538-47531-5)
©2010 120 pages
NEW
EDITION
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Features the reader-friendly Illustrated Series’ two-page spread
format, which provides succinct lessons with instructions on the
left page and large, full-color screenshots on the right page.
• Makes concepts relevant with end-of-chapter Independent
Challenges and Visual Workshops.
• Helps students get the most the Internet with the broad range of
topics covered!
• Predicts commonly made mistakes and offers “Quick Tips” within
the step-by-step directions to help students avoid typical errors
and pitfalls.
• Makes a great reference for future use, thanks to its concise
content and streamlined design.
• Features the reader-friendly Illustrated Series’ two-page spread
format, which provides succinct lessons with instructions on the left
page and large, full-color screenshots on the right page.
• Makes concepts relevant with end-of-chapter Independent
Challenges and Visual Workshops.
• Makes a great reference for future use, thanks to its concise content
and streamlined design.
• Comes with an Online Companion, which is a portal to study guides,
quizzes, games, and more!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
B.
C.
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
Understanding Internet Basics
Understanding Browser Basics
Using E-Mail
Searching the Web
Getting Information from the Web
Communicating on the Web
Downloading Programs and Sharing Files
Extending Browser Capabilities
Increasing Web Security
APPENDIX
Using Other Browser and E-Mail Programs
34
D.
Searching the Internet Effectively.
Constructing Complex Searches.
Browsing Subject Guides.
Finding Specialty Information.
Copyright on the
Internet—Illustrated
Essentials
Google – Illustrated
Essentials
Barbara Waxer, Marsha Baum
978-1-4239-9953-9
(1-4239-9953-3)
©2009 54 pages
Elizabeth Eisner Reding
978-1-4239-0551-6
(1-4239-0551-2)
September 2006 64 pages
Internet
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Gives a brief explanation of understanding the concept of copyright
so that students understand when it is acceptable to download
and use media from the Internet and when it is necessary to obtain
permission.
• Provides an Online Companion that contains links to many public
domain sites where students can find free copyright-cleared media.
• Each lesson title is framed as a question, making the content more
relevant and understandable for students.
• Makes a great companion to any Microsoft Office, computer
concepts, Internet concepts, graphic arts, Web design, or freshman
orientation course!
A.
B.
Getting Started with Google
Expanding Your Productivity
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A.
B.
Why Copyright Matters
Unauthorized Use and Fair Use
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Windows Internet
Explorer 8: Introductory
Concepts and
Techniques
Internet Explorer 8,
Illustrated Essentials
Katherine T. Pinard
978-0-538-74485-0
(0-538-74485-5)
©2010 72 pages
Gary B. Shell y
Steven M. Freund
978-0-324-78167-0
(0-324-78167-9)
©2010 264 pages
Internet
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Gives students an introduction to Internet Explorer 8, including
coverage of Web Research Techniques, Internet Communication,
Internet security and citing Web sources.
• Includes coverage of two exciting new Internet Explorer 8 features:
Activities and Web Slices.
• Gives students the information they need to know when they need
to know it through enhancements to the step-by-step instructions,
Q&A features and improved call-outs on screenshots.
• Engages students with Experiment steps, which encourage them to
go beyond step-by-step instructions.
• Increases students’ retention with end-of-chapter exercises,
including Extend Your Knowledge, which emphasize problem-solving
and experimentation.
• Uses a reader--friendly two--page spread format with succinct
instructions on the left and large, full--color screenshots on the
right.
• Gets students up to speed quickly on navigating, exploring, and
searching the World Wide Web using Microsoft Internet Explorer 8.
• Helps students get hands--on with the World Wide Web through
Independent Challenges in the end--of--unit material.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A.
B.
C.
Introduction to Windows Internet Explorer.
Internet Research.
Internet Communication.
APPENDIX
A:
Internet Explorer Options.
E-Mail Accounts.
B: Web-Based
36
NEW
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A.
B.
Getting Started with Internet Explorer 8.
Getting the Most from Internet Explorer 8.
Windows Internet
Explorer 7: Introductory
Concepts and
Techniques
Microsoft Internet
Explorer 7—Illustrated
Essentials
Donald I. Barker,
Katherine T. Pinard
Gary B. Shelly,
Thomas J. Cashman,
Steven M. Freund
978-0-619-18834-4
(0-619-18834-0)
July 2007 64 pages
978-0-619-20216-3
(0-619-20216-5)
July 2007 240 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Gives students an introduction to Internet Explorer 7, including
coverage of Web research techniques and communication over the
Internet.
• Offers a new Plan Ahead feature, which prepares students to create
successful projects by encouraging them to think about what they
are trying to accomplish before they begin.
• Gives students the information they need to know, when they need
to know it, through enhancements to the step-by-step instructions,
a new Q&A feature, and improved callouts on screen shots.
• Engages students with new Experimental steps, which encourage
them to go beyond step-by-step instructions to take advantage of
the new features in Internet Explorer 7.
• Increases students’ retention with brand new end-of-chapter
exercises, including Extend Your Knowledge, which emphasize
problem solving and experimentation.
• Gets students up to speed quickly on navigating, exploring, and
searching the World Wide Web using Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.
• Teaches important skills at a glance with its highly visual, two-page
spread layout.
• Helps students get hands-on with the World Wide Web through
Independent Challenges in the end-of-unit material.
• Offers just the right content for a short course or one day seminar,
instructor-led or self-paced training.
• Integrates into your course easily with our extensive Instructor
Resources.
Internet
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A.
B.
Getting Started with Internet Explorer 7
Getting the Most from Internet Explorer 7
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
Introduction to Windows Internet Explorer
Web Research Techniques and Search Engines
Communicating Over the Internet
APPENDICES
A:
B:
Internet Options
Signing up for a Free Web-Based E-Mail Account
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Mozilla Firefox:
Introductory Concepts
and Techniques
Microsoft® Office
Outlook 2010:
Introductory,
International Edition
Gary B. Shelly,
Thomas J. Cashman,
Steven G. Forsythe,
Steven M. Freund
Donald I. Barker, Carol D. Terry
978-0-538-74658-8
(0-538-74658-0)
©2011 296 pages
978-1-4188-5994-7
(1-4188-5994-X)
September 2005 256 pages
Internet
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Includes three projects, one special feature, and three appendices
for an introduction on Firefox; perfect for adding to any concepts or
Microsoft Office title.
• Provides step-by-step instruction on the popular features of the
Firefox browser, including tabbed browsing, pop-up blocking, and
integrated search capability.
• Utilize the free, bound-in CD containing the Firefox browser and
Thunderbird e-mail client software to introduce students to the
concepts of open-source software.
• Encourages critical thinking with extensive end-of-project exercises,
including the unique Cases and Places case studies, which reinforce
the concepts and skills learned.
• Helps students learn and master skills with the Learn It Online Web
page, which includes project reinforcement exercises, practice tests,
flashcards, learning games, and more.
• Gives students an introduction to Outlook 2010, including new
features of the software, using the highly-successful Shelly Cashman
Series pedagogy.
• Gives students the information they need to know when they need
to know it through enhancements to the step-by-step instructions, a
new Q&A feature, and improved call-outs.
• Chapter topic redistribution offers concise chapters that ensure
complete skill coverage and lead to more manageable chapters.
• New pedagogical elements enrich material and create an accessible
and user-friendly approach allowing easy navigation through the
skills in each chapter.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
Introduction to Mozilla Firefox
Web Research Techniques and Search Engines
Communicating Over the Internet Using Mozilla Thunderbird
Special Feature: Open Source Concepts and Firefox Customization
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
Installing Mozilla Firefox
Installing Mozilla Thunderbird
Mozilla Firefox Options
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Outlook Common Elements.
1. Using Email and Working with Messages.
2. Managing Your Time Using Calendar.
3. Managing Contacts and Personal Information
Outlook Apps for Word.
APPENDICES
Project Planning Guidelines.
Publishing Office 2010 Web Pages to a Web Server.
C: Microsoft Business Certification Program.
A:
B:
ADDITIONAL VERSION
Complete (available November 2010)
978-0-8400-5476-0 (0-8400-5476-9)
38
Microsoft Office
Outlook 2007:
Introductory Concepts
and Techniques
Microsoft Outlook 2010:
Illustrated Essentials
Gary B. Shelly,
Thomas J. Cashman,
Jeffrey J. Webb
Rachel Biheller Bunin
978-0-538-74925-1
(0-538-74925-3)
©2011 80 pages
978-1-4188-5978-7
(1-4188-5978-8)
June 2007 216 pages
NEW
EDITION
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Easy-to-follow and easy-to-absorb two-page spread lessons appeal
to a wide variety of learning styles.
• End-of-chapter Independent Challenges and Visual Workshops
make concepts relevant and easier to understand through hands-on
applications and detailed explanations.
• Quick Tips and Trouble boxes within the step-by-step instructions
help students avoid typical errors and pitfalls.
• SkyDrive appendix covers how to store and share files with almost
anyone anywhere!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Getting Started with Office 2010.
A. Getting Started with E-Mail.
B. Managing Information Using Outlook.
A:
• Gives students an introduction to Outlook 2007, including new
features of the software, using the highly successful Shelly Cashman
Series pedagogy.
• Offers a new Plan Ahead feature, which prepares students to create
successful projects by encouraging them to think about what they
are trying to accomplish before they begin.
• Gives students the information they need to know, when they need
to know it, through enhancements to the step-by-step instructions,
a new Q&A feature, and improved callouts.
• Engages students with new Experimental steps, which encourage
them to go beyond step-by-step instructions to take advantage of
the features in the Microsoft Office 2007 new user interface.
• Increases students’ retention with brand new end-of-chapter
exercises, including Make It Right, Extend Your Knowledge,
and Make It Personal, which emphasize problem solving and
experimentation.
Internet
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
APPENDICES
1.
Working with SkyDrive.
2.
Managing E-Mail and Contacts with Outlook
Managing Calendars and Instant Messaging
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
D:
E:
F:
G:
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Project Planning Guidelines
Introduction to Microsoft Office 2007
Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Help
Publishing Office 2007 Web Pages to a Web Server
Customizing Microsoft Office Outlook 2007
Steps for the Windows XP User
Microsoft Business Certification Program
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Microsoft Outlook 2007—
Illustrated Essentials
Internet
Rachel Biheller Bunin
978-1-4239-2567-5
(1-4239-2567-X)
September 2007 80 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Presents lessons in a clean, easy-to-follow two-page spread layout that
appeals to a wide variety of learning styles.
• Provides a quick introduction to basic e-mail skills, including creating
and replying to messages, forwarding messages, and managing the
Inbox.
• Covers additional features of Microsoft Outlook 2007, such as
organizing e-mail and contacts, managing appointments, creating notes
and using the journal.
• Introduces Quest Specialty Travel, a new case study that provides a
practical scenario for students as they learn skills.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Getting Started with Office 2007
A. Getting Started with E-Mail
B. Managing Information with Outlook 2007
40
OFFICE SUITES...
42
Microsoft Office 2010
48
Microsoft Office 2007
63
Microsoft Office for Macintosh
64
Microsoft Office for Educators
SHELLY CASHMAN SERIES — MICROSOFT OFFICE 2010
www.course.com/shellycashman
In Microsoft Office 2010: Introductory you’ll find features that are specifically designed to engage students, improve retention, and prepare them for future success. Our trademark step-by-step, screen-byscreen approach now encourages students to expand their understanding of the Office 2010 software
through experimentation, exploration, and planning ahead. Brand new end of chapter exercises prepare
students to become more capable software users by requiring them to use critical thinking and problemsolving skills to create real-life documents.
Office Suites
TABLE OF CONTENTS
NEW
Microsoft Office 2010: Introductory, International
Edition
Gary B. Shelly, Misty E. Vermaat
978-0-538-74707-3 (0-538-74707-2)
©2011 1432 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• The proven Shelly Cashman Pedagogy of step-by-step, screen-byscreen instruction with a project orientation to teach introductory
Office 2010 skills.
• New opening chapter presents essential Office 2010 and
Windows® 7 skills preventing repetitive coverage of basic skills in
the applications chapters and providing students with a strong base
for further learning.
• Expanded coverage of PowerPoint and Outlook provides a thorough
introduction to these applications and gives exposure to the
numerous enhancements made to Office 2010.
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
Microsoft Office 2010: Advanced Concepts vand Techniques,
International Edition (available in November 2010)
978-0-538-74706-6 (0-538-74706-4)
Microsoft Office 2010: Post-Advanced Concepts and Techniques,
International Edition, (available in February 2011)
978-0-538-74705-9 (0-538-74705-6)
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Essential Introduction to Computers.
Common Elements Chapter.
Word 2010.
1. Creating, Formatting, and Editing a Word Document with a
Picture.
2. Creating a Research Paper with Citations and References.
3. Creating a Business Letter with a Letterhead and Table
Excel 2010
1. Creating a Worksheet and an Embedded Chart
2. Formulas, Functions, and Formatting.
3. What-If Analysis and Working with Large Worksheets.
Access 2010
1. Creating and Using a Database
2. Querying a Database
3. Maintaining a Database
PowerPoint2010
1. Creating and Editing a Basic Presentation.
2. Reusing a Presentation and Adding Multimedia.
OUTLOOK 2010.
1. Using Email and Working with Messages.
1. Managing Your Time Using Calendar.
W EB A PPS C HAPTER
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
Project Planning Guidelines
Publishing Office 2010 Web Pages to a Web Server.
Microsoft Business Certification Program.
Capstone, SAM Projects.
NEW PERSPECTIVES SERIES — MICROSOFT OFFICE 2010
www.course.com/newperspectives
With the New Perspectives’ critical-thinking, problem-solving approach, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of Microsoft Office 2010 and will learn how to take advantage of the flexibility
it offers. Case-based tutorials challenge students to apply what they are learning to real-life tasks, preparing them to easily transfer skills to new situations. With New Perspectives, students understand why
they’re learning what they’re learning and are better situated to retain skills beyond the classroom.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office 2010, First
Course, International Edition
Ann Shaffer, Patrick Carey, June Jamrich Parsons,
Dan Oja, Kathleen T. Finnegan
978-0-538-47098-8
(0-538-47098-4)
©2011 1032 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• New business case scenarios keep students engaged throughout the
tutorials, providing a real-world context in which they can apply the
concepts and skills presented.
• Key Steps highlight important points to help students pay close
attention to completing the step correctly and avoiding timeconsuming rework.
• Visual Overview – a two-page spread at the start of each tutorial –
gives a visual look at the tasks and elements covered in the tutorial
and can be used as a study guide before quizzes and tests.
• ProSkills boxes tie Office 2010 concepts with career relevancy by
providing guidance on how to use the software in professional
situations.
• ProSkills Exercises integrate technology skills with professional
skills, further grounding concepts in reality. ProSkills exercises
include topics such as teamwork, written communication, verbal
communication, problem solving, and decision making.
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
Office Suites
NEW
CONCEPTS.
Essential Computer Concepts.
WINDOWS 7.
Exploring the Basics of Microsoft Windows 7.
Managing Your Files with Windows 7.
INTERNET.
Browser and E-mail Basics.
OFFICE.
Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2010.
WORD 2010.
Tutorial 1: Creating a Document.
Tutorial 2: Editing and Formatting a Document.
Tutorial 3: Creating a Multiple-Page Report.
Tutorial 4: Desktop Publishing and Mail Merge.
EXCEL 2010.
Tutorial 1: Getting Started with Excel.
Tutorial 2: Formatting a Workbook.
Tutorial 3: Working with Formulas and Functions.
Tutorial 4: Working with Charts and Graphics.
INTEGRATION.
Tutorial 1: Integrating Word and Excel.
ACCESS 2010.
Tutorial 1: Creating a Database.
Tutorial 2: Building a Database and Defining Table
Relationships.
Tutorial 3: Maintaing and Querying a Database.
Tutorial 4: Creating Forms and Reports.
INTEGRATION.
Tutorial 2: Integrating Word, Excel, and Access.
POWERPOINT 2010.
Tutorial 1: Creating a Presentation.
Tutorial 2: Applying and Modifying Text and Graphic Objects.
INTEGRATION.
Tutorial 3: Integrating Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint.
INTERNET.
Creating Web Pages with Microsoft Office 2010.
APPENDICES
A: Tutorial 1: Exploring the Basics of Microsoft Windows XP.
Tutorial 2: Managing Your Files with Windows XP.
B. Capstone Projects.
C. SAM Projects.
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Second Course: 978-0-538-47050-6 (0-538-47050-X)
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ILLUSTRATED SERIES — MICROSOFT OFFICE 2010
www.course.com/illustrated
Loved by instructors for its visual and flexible way to build computer skills, the Illustrated Series is ideal
for teaching Microsoft Office 2010 to both computer rookies and hotshots. Each two-page spread focuses
on a single skill, making information easy to follow and absorb. Large, full-color illustrations represent
how the students’ screen should look. Concise text introduces the basic principles of the lesson and integrates a case study for further application.
Office Suites
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Book cover
not available
NEW
Microsoft® Office 2010: Illustrated Introductory,
First Course, International Edition
David Beskeen, Carol Cram, Jennifer Duffy, Lisa Friedrichsen,
Elizabeth Eisner Reding
978-1-111-52797-6
(1-111-52797-0)
©2011 680 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Easy-to-follow and easy-to-absorb two-page spread lessons appeal
to a wide variety of learning styles.
• Increased coverage of research in Word Unit D gives students
hands-on experience crafting research papers, helping students to
retain and apply skills outside of the classroom.
• End-of-chapter Independent Challenges and Visual Workshops
make concepts relevant for users and easier to understand through
hands-on applications and detailed explanations.
• Quick Tips and Trouble boxes within the step-by-step instructions
help students avoid typical errors and pitfalls.
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
Fundamentals: 978-0-538-48140-3 (0-538-48140-4)
Second Course: 978-0-538-74956-5 (0-538-74956-3)
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CONCEPTS.
Unit A: Understanding Essential Computer Concepts.
WINDOWS 7.
Unit A: Getting Started with Windows 7.
Unit B: Understanding File Management.
INTERNET EXPLORER.
Unit A: Getting Started with Internet Explorer 8.
Microsoft Office 2010.
Unit A Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2010.
WORD 2010.
Unit A: Creating Documents with Word 2010.
Unit B: Editing Documents.
Unit C: Formatting Text and Paragraphs.
Unit D: Formatting Documents.
Excel 2010.
Unit A: Getting Started with Excel 2010.
Unit B: Working with Formulas and Functions.
Unit C: Formatting a Worksheet.
Unit D: Working with Charts.
INTEGRATION.
Unit A: Integrating Word and Excel.
Access 2010.
Unit A: Building and Using Access tables.
Unit B: Building and Using Queries.
Unit C: Creating and Using Forms.
Unit D: Creating and Using Reports.
INTEGRATION.
Unit B: Integrating Word, Excel, and Access.
POWERPOINT 2010.
Unit A: Creating a Presentation in PowerPoint.
Unit B: Modifying a Presentation.
Unit C: Inserting Objects into a Presentation.
Unit D: Finishing a Presentation.
INTEGRATION.
Unit C: Integrating Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint.
OUTLOOK 2010.
Unit A: Getting Started with E-mail.
Unit B: Managing Information Using Outlook.
Appendix: Working with SkyDrive and Office Web Apps.
Upgrading to Microsoft® Office 2010
Mary-Terese Cozzola, Barbara Clemens, Barbara M. Waxer
978-0-538-47288-3
(0-538-47288-X)
©2011 62 pages
NEW
Prepare your students to transition their Microsoft® Office 2007 skills to the
Microsoft® Office 2010 software with UPGRADING TO MICROSOFT OFFICE
2010. This print product is closely integrated with SAM 2007 v6.0. Using both
products together will allow you to expose your students to Office 2010,
enable them to stay current and gauge their competency in Microsoft Office
2007 and 2010 with one assessment product.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Unit A: Upgrading to Word 2010.
Unit B: Upgrading to Excel 2010.
Unit C: Upgrading to Access 2010.
Unit D: Upgrading to PowerPoint 2010.
Appendix: Getting Started with Office 2010.
Appendix: Working with SkyDrive and Office Web Apps.
www.cengage.com/coursetechnology
Office Suites
• An Upgrading Task Reference shows comparisons between
commands in Office 2007 and Office 2010 to help students make
the transition.
• Tightly integrated with SAM 2007 v6.0 to provide assessment and
training opportunities on Office 2010 tasks.
• Easy-to-follow and easy-to-absorb two-page spread lessons appeal
to a wide variety of learning styles.
• End of unit Independent Challenges and Visual Workshops make
concepts relevant and easier to understand through hands-on
application and detailed explanations.
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Microsoft® Office 2010: Introductory, International Edition
Pasewarkc/Pasewark , Robin M. Romer, Jessica Evans, Katherine T. Pinard, Rachel Biheller Bunin
978-0-538-47518-1
(0-538-47518-8)
©2011 950 pages
Book cover
not available
NEW
This text includes features that make learning easy and enjoyable, yet challenging for learners. Students will be engaged with activities that range from
simulations to case studies that challenge and sharpen problem-solving skills
while gaining the hands-on practice needed to be successful computer users.
Office Suites
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Offers a flexible format making this book ideal for classrooms with
students who have varying abilities.
• Provides numerous step-by-step exercises, review exercises, case
projects, integration lessons, and a Capstone project to enhance
students’ learning experiences.
• Helps students develop skills individually or in a team setting using
strong end-of-lesson material, including Command Skills,Concept
Skills, Concepts Review, and On-the-Job simulations.
• Increases student’s retention of skills through end-of-lesson
exercises including lesson summary, vocabulary, and review
questions.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction Unit.
Office 2010 Basics and the Internet.
Windows 7 Basics.
WORD UNIT.
Lesson 1: Word Basics.
Lesson 2: Basic Editing.
Lesson 3: Helpful Word Features.
Lesson 4: Formatting Text.
Lesson 5: Formatting Paragraphs and Documents.
Lesson 6: Working with Graphics.
Lesson 7: Working with Documents.
Lesson 8: Increasing Efficiency Using Word.
EXCEL UNIT.
Lesson 1: Excel Basics.
Lesson 2: Changing the Appearance of a Worksheet.
Lesson 3: Organizing the Worksheet.
Lesson 4: Entering Worksheet Forumlas.
Lesson 5: Using Functions.
Lesson 6: Enhancing a Worksheet.
Lesson 7: Working with Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks.
Lesson 8: Working with Charts.
ACCESS UNIT.
Lesson 1: Access Basics.
Lesson 2: Creating a Database.
Lesson 3: Creating Queries.
Lesson 4: Creating and Modifying Forms.
Lesson 5: Creating and Modifying Reports.
Lesson 6: Integrating Access.
POWERPOINT UNIT.
Lesson 1: PowerPoint Basics.
Lesson 2: Creating and Enhancing PowerPoint Presentations.
Lesson 3: Working with Visial Elements.
Lesson 4: Expanding on PowerPoint Basics.
OUTLOOK UNIT.
Lesson 1: Outlook Basics and E-aMail.
Lesson 2: Calendar.
Lesson 3: Working with Other Outlook Tools.
PUBLISHER UNIT.
Lesson 1: Publisher Basics.
Lesson 2: Enhancing Publisher Documents.
CAPSTONE SIMULATION.
APPENDICES
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A: Computer Concepts.
B: Keyboarding.
Microsoft® Office 2010 Fundamentals
Laura Story, Dawna Walls
978-0-538-47246-3
(0-538-47246-4)
©2011 544 pages
NEW
This text is ideal for inexperienced computer users who need to learn
Microsoft Office 2010 skills for everyday life. Although introductory in nature,
this text is comprehensive enough to cover the most important features of
Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, and Publisher.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
UNIT 1: GETTING STARTED.
1: Working with Microsoft Office 2010.
UNIT 2: MICROSOFT WORD.
1: Understanding Word Basics.
2: Editing and Formatting Text.
3: Formatting Documents.
4: Working with Graphic Objects.
Unit Review.
UNIT 3: MICROSOFT EXCEL.
1: Understanding Excel Basics.
2: Formatting and Editing the Worksheet.
3: Using Formulas and Functions.
4: Working with Charts.
Unit Review.
UNIT 4: MICROSOFT POWERPOINT.
1: Understanding PowerPoint Basics.
2: Formatting and Modifying Presentations.
3: Delivering the Presentation.
Unit Review.
UNIT 5: MICROSOFT ACCESS.
1: Understanding Access Basics.
2: Creating Forms and Reports.
Unit Review.
UNIT 6: MICROSOFT PUBLISHER.
1: Understanding Publisher Basics.
UNIT 7: INTEGRATION BASICS.
1: Understanding Integration Basics.
Office Suites
• Covers the primary features and commands of each application in
self-contained units, which are comprised of multiple lessons.
• Emphasizes learning-by-doing with step-by-step exercises that allow
students to apply the skills covered in that lesson.
• Illustrates concepts with large, full-color screenshots that will help
students visualize each step.
• Comes with extensive end-of-lesson material such as multiplechoice exercises, individual and teamwork projects, and Critical
Thinking activities.
APPENDICES
A: Windows 7 Basics.
B: Outlook Basics.
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SHELLY CASHMAN SERIES — MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007
www.course.com/shellycashman
Microsoft Office 2007: Introductory Concepts and Techniques Premium Video Edition provides a projectbased, step-by-step approach to teaching the Office 2007 applications using dynamic videos, Capstone
projects, and SAM Projects to provide reinforcement and hands-on practice for students.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Office Suites
1.
2.
3.
Web Feature: Creating Web Pages Using Word
1.
NEW
2.
3.
Microsoft Office 2007: Introductory Concepts and
Techniques, Premium Video Edition, International
Edition
Gary B. Shelly, Thomas J. Cashman, Misty E. Vermaat
978-1-4390-4208-3 (1-4390-4208-X)
©2010 1276 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Engages students with 350 dynamic and exciting videos that
correlate to the Table of Contents and mirror the step-by-step
pedagogy found in the text.
• Provides auto-graded assessment for select end-of-chapter content,
where students work live in the application on a real-world project
with SAM Projects.
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
ESSENTIAL: 978-1-4188-4374-8 (1-4188-4374-1)
BRIEF: 978-1-4188-4325-0 (1-4188-4325-3)
Microsoft Excel 2007
PART III: MICROSOFT EXCEL 2007.
Creating a Worksheet and an Embedded Chart
Formulas, Functions, Formatting, and Web Queries
What-If Analysis, Charting, and Working with Large Worksheets
Web Feature: Creating Web Pages Using Excel
1.
2.
3.
Microsoft Access 2007
PART IV: MICROSOFT ACCESS 2007.
Creating and Using a Database
Querying a Database
Maintaining a Database
Integration Feature: Sharing Data Among Applications
1.
2.
PART V: MICROSOFT POWERPOINT 2007.
Creating and Editing a Presentation
Creating a Presentation with Illustrations and Shapes
Web Feature: Creating Web Pages Using PowerPoint
1.
1.
PART VI: MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 2007.
Managing E-Mail and Contacts with Outlook
PART VII: MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007 INTEGRATION.
Integrating Office 2007 Applications and the World Wide Web
APPENDICES
Project Planning Guidelines
Introduction to Microsoft Office 2007
C: Microsoft Office 2007 Help
D: Publishing Office 2007 Web Pages to a Web Server
E: Customizing Microsoft Office 2007
F: Steps for the Windows XP User
G: Microsoft Business Certification Program.
Capstone Projects .SAM Projects.
A:
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PART I: INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS VISTA.
PART II: MICROSOFT WORD 2007.
Creating and Editing a Word Document.
Creating a Research Paper
Creating a Cover Letter and a Resume
B:
Microsoft® Office 2007: Advanced Concepts and Techniques, International
Edition
Gary B. Shelly,
Thomas J. Cashman,
Misty E. Vermaat
978-1-4390-8013-9
(1-4390-8013-5)
©2008 1328 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Microsoft Word 2007
4. Creating a Document with a Title Page, Table, Chart, and
Watermark
5. Generating Form Letters, Mailing Labels, and Directories
6. Creating a Professional Newsletter
Integration Feature: Linking an Excel Worksheet and Chart to a
Word Document
Microsoft Excel 2007
4. Financial Functions, Data Tables, and Amortization Schedules
5. Creating, Sorting, and Querying a Table
6. Creating Templates and Working with Multiple Worksheets and
Workbooks
Graphics Feature: SmartArt and Images
Microsoft Access 2007
4. Creating Reports and Forms
5. Multi-Table Forms
6. Using Macros, Switchboards, PivotTables, and PivotCharts
SQL Feature: Using SQL
Microsoft PowerPoint 2007
3. Creating a Presentation with Custom Backgrounds and
SmartArt Diagrams
4. Working with Information Graphics
Collaboration Feature: Collaborating on and Delivering
Presentations
Microsoft Outlook 2007
2. Managing Calendars and Instant Messaging
Microsoft Integration 2007
Microsoft Office 2007 Integration Case Studies
Office Suites
• Uses the highly successful Shelly Cashman Series pedagogy to
teach students advanced Microsoft Office 2007, Outlook 2007,
and integration skills, while providing in-depth coverage of the new
software features.
• Meets the requirements of the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist exams for Microsoft Office Word, Access, Excel,
PowerPoint, and Outlook 2007 when used in conjunction with the
Shelly Cashman Series Introductory and Post-Advanced Concepts
and Techniques books.
• Offers a new Plan Ahead feature which prepares students to create
successful projects by encouraging them to think about what they
are trying to accomplish before they begin.
APPENDICES
Project Planning Guidelines
Introduction to Microsoft Office 2007
C: Microsoft Office 2007 Help
D: Publishing Office 2007 Web Pages to a Web Server
E: Customizing Microsoft Office 2007
F: Steps for the Windows XP User
G: Microsoft Business Certification Program
A:
B:
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Microsoft Office 2007: Post-Advanced Concepts
and Techniques
Gary B. Shelly,
Thomas J. Cashman,
Misty E. Vermaat
978-1-4188-4334-2
(1-4188-4334-2)
September 2007 1064 pages
Office Suites
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Uses the highly successful Shelly Cashman Series pedagogy to teach
students the most advanced Microsoft Office 2007 skills, while
providing in-depth coverage of the new software features.
• Offers a new Plan Ahead feature, which prepares students to create
successful projects by encouraging them to think about what they
are trying to accomplish before they begin.
• Gives students the information they need to know, when they need
to know it, through enhancements to the step-by-step instructions,
a new Q&A feature, and improved callouts on screen shots.
• Engages students with new Experimental steps, which encourage
them to go beyond step-by-step instructions to take advantage of
the features in the Microsoft Office 2007 new user interface.
• Increases students’ retention with brand new end-of-chapter
exercises, including Make It Right, Extend Your Knowledge,
and Make It Personal, which emphasize problem-solving and
experimentation.
• Meets the requirements of the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist exams for Microsoft Office Word, Access, Excel, and
PowerPoint 2007 when used in conjunction with the Shelly
Cashman Series Introductory and Advanced Concepts and
Techniques books.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
7.
8.
9.
Microsoft Word 2007
Working with Document Sharing Tools, a Master Document, a
Table of Contents, and an Index
Creating an Online Form
Enhancing an Online Form and Working with Macros, Document
Security, and XML
Blogging Feature: Creating a Blog Post
7.
8.
9.
Microsoft Excel 2007
Using Macros and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) with Excel
Formula Auditing, Data Validation, and Complex Problem Solving
Importing Data, Working with PivotCharts, PivotTables, and
Trendlines
Collaboration Feature: Using SharePoint and Excel Services
7.
8.
9.
Microsoft Access 2007
Advanced Report Techniques
Advanced Form Techniques
Administering a Database System
Web Feature: Sharing Access Data
5.
6.
Microsoft PowerPoint 2007
Reusing a Presentation with Multimedia
Creating a Self-Running Presentation Containing
Animated Shapes
Online Feature: Importing Files from the Microsoft Office
Online Web Site
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
D:
E:
F:
G:
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Project Planning Guidelines
Introduction to Microsoft Office 2007
Microsoft Office 2007 Help
Publishing Office 2007 Web Pages to a Web Server
Customizing Microsoft Office 2007
Steps for the Windows XP User
Microsoft Business Certification Program
NEW PERSPECTIVES SERIES — MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007
www.course.com/newperspectives
Give your students a comprehensive, hands-on, and engaging learning experience with the NEW PERSPECTIVES ON
MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007, FIRST COURSE, PREMIUM VIDEO EDITION. This Premium Video Edition includes a Video
Companion containing 75 videos of challenging skills, 10 Capstone Projects and SAM Projects instruction files to help
“Bring Learning To Life”The New Perspectives Series challenges students to apply what they are learning to real-life tasks,
preparing them to easily transfer skills to new situations. With the New Perspectives Series’ case-based, critical thinking
approach, students understand why they’re learning what they’re learning, and are better situated to retain skills and concepts beyond the classroom.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
2.
3.
4.
1.
®
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office 2007 First
Course Premium Video Edition, International
Edition
Ann Shaffer, Patrick Carey, Kathleen T. Finnegan, Joseph J. Adamski,
Roy Ageloff, S. Scott Zimmerman, Beverly B. Zimmerman
978-1-4390-4033-1 (1-4390-4033-8)
©2010 1168 pages
2.
3.
4.
1.
1.
2.
3.
4.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Video Companion. 75 illustrative videos on the most challenging
skills presented in the text support diverse learning modalities and
provide instructors with pre-class video assignments or post-class
topic refresher options.
• Capstone Projects. 10 Capstone Projects (2 per application and 2
Integration Projects) present new case scenarios in which students
must apply all the major skills they’ve learned for each application,
demonstrating their understanding of and proficiency with the
software.
• SAM Projects. Inclusion of SAM Projects instructions provides
a convenient and easy way to utilize SAM Projects assessment
software.
• The series’ case-based, critical-thinking approach helps students
understand why they’re learning what they’re learning.
2.
1.
2.
3.
Office Suites
1.
CONCEPTS: Essential Computer Concepts
WINDOWS VISTA: Exploring the Basics of Microsoft
Windows Vista
Managing Your Files With WIndows.
INTERNET: Browser and E-Mail Basics
OFFICE: Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2007
Word 2007
Creating a Document
Editing and Formatting a Document
Creating a Multi-Page Report
Desktop Publishing and Mail Merge
Excel 2007
Getting Started with Excel
Designing a Workbook
Working with Formulas and Functions
Creating Charts and Graphics
Integration
Integrating Word and Excel
Access 2007
Creating a Database
Building a Database and Defining Table Relationships
Maintaing and Querying a Database
Creating Forms and Reports
Integration
Integrating Word, Excel, and Access
PowerPoint 2007
Creating a Presentation
Applying and Modifying Text and Graphic Objects
Integration
Integrating Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint
Creating Web Pages with Microsoft Office 2007
“I really love the Tips feature, which adds ‘tricks of
the trade’ to students’ skills package. In addition, the
Reality Check exercises provide for practical application
of students’ knowledge. I can’t wait to use it in the
classroom when we adopt Office 2007.”
Terry Morse Colucci, Institute of Technology, Inc.
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ILLUSTRATED SERIES — MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007
www.course.com/illustrated
For both the computer “rookies” and the computer “hotshots” – MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007-ILLUSTRATED INTRODUCTORY
PREMIUM VIDEO EDITION appeals to all the learners in your classroom, covering the essential information that students
need to know now. Our signature two-page spread design has been updated and refreshed to take full advantage of
the new features of the Office 2007 software. This practical, easy-to-navigate book provides students with the essential
knowledge they need to succeed in both the classroom and beyond.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Office Suites
A.
A.
B.
A.
A.
A.
NEW
B.
C.
Microsoft® Office 2007 Illustrated: Introductory
Premium Video Edition
David Beskeen, Carol Cram, Jennifer Duffy, Lisa Friedrichsen,
Elizabeth Eisner Reding
978-0-324-82708-8 (0-324-82708-3)
©2010 772 pages
D.
A.
B.
C.
D.
A.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Video Companion. Approximately 150 illustrative videos correlate to
a two-page lesson in the book, support diverse learning modalities
and provide instructors with pre-class video assignments or postclass topic refresher options.
• Capstone Projects. 10 Capstone Projects (2 per application and 2
Integration Projects) present new case scenarios in which students
must apply all the major skills they’ve learned for each application,
demonstrating their understanding of and proficiency with the
software
• SAM Projects. Inclusion of SAM Projects instructions provides
a convenient and easy way to utilize SAM Projects assessment
software.
• Presents lessons in a clean, easy-to-follow two-page spread layout
that appeals to a wide variety of learning styles.
A.
B.
C.
D.
B.
A.
B.
C.
D.
C.
A.
B.
A.
B.
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Concepts
Understanding Essential Computer Concepts
Windows Vista
Getting Started with Windows Vista
Understanding File Management
Internet Explorer
Getting Started with Internet Explorer 7
Office 2007
Getting Started with Office 2007
Word 2007
Creating Documents with Word 2007
Editing Documents
Formatting Text and Paragraphs
Working with Charts.
Excel 2007
Getting Started with Excel 2007
Working with Formulas and Functions
Formatting a Worksheet
Working with Charts
Integration
Integrating Word and Excel
Access 2007
Getting Started with Access 2007
Building and Using Queries
Using Forms
Using Reports
Integration
Integrating Word, Excel, and Access
PowerPoint 2007
Creating a Presentation in PowerPoint 2007
Modifying a Presentation
Inserting Objects into Presentation
Finishing a Presentation
Integration
Integrating Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint
Outlook 2007
Getting Started with E-mail
Managing Information Using Outlook.
WINDOWS XP.
Getting Started with Windows XP.
Understanding File Management.
Microsoft Office 2007: Illustrated Brief Premium Video Edition, International
Edition
Marjorie Hunt, Barbara Waxer
978-0-538-74440-9
(0-538-74440-5)
©2010 484 pages
NEW
Give your students a comprehensive, hands-on, and engaging learning experience with the MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007-ILLUSTRATED BRIEF
PREMIUM VIDEO EDITION. This Premium Video Edition includes a Video
Companion containing approximately 100 videos each based on a twopage lesson in the book, 8 Capstone Projects and SAM Projects instruction
files to help Bring Learning To Life!
Office Suites
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
1.
• Video Companion. Approximately 100 illustrative videos correlate to
a two-page lesson in the book, support diverse learning modalities
and provide instructors with pre-class video assignments or postclass topic refresher options.
• Capstone Projects. 8 Capstone Projects (2 per application) present
new case scenarios in which students must apply all the major
skills they’ve learned for each application, demonstrating their
understanding of and proficiency with the software.
• SAM Projects. Inclusion of SAM Projects instructions provides
a convenient and easy way to utilize SAM Projects assessment
software.
• Presents lessons in a clean, easy-to-follow two-page spread layout
that appeals to a wide variety of learning styles.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16:
17:
18:
19:
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Getting Started with Windows Vista
Managing Folders and Files
Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2007
Creating a Document
Enhancing a Document
Adding Special Elements to a Document
Creating and Enhancing a Worksheet
Using Complex Formulas, Functions, and Tables
Working with Charts.
Creating a Database
Working with Data
Creating Database Reports
Creating a Presentation
Polishing and Running a Presentation
Integrating Office 2007 Programs
Windows XP – Getting Started with Windows XP.
Windows XP – Understanding File Management.
Capstone Projects.
SAM Projects.
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Microsoft Office 2007 Fundamentals
Laura Story, Dawna Walls
978-0-324-78311-7
(0-324-78311-6)
©2010 450 pages
This text is ideal for inexperienced computer users who need to learn
Microsoft Office 2007 skills for everyday life. Although introductory in nature,
this text is comprehensive enough to cover the most important features of
Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, and Publisher.
Office Suites
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Covers the primary features and commands of each application in
self-contained units, which are comprised of multiple lessons.
• Emphasizes learning-by-doing with step-by-step exercises that allow
students to apply the skills covered in that lesson.
• Illustrates concepts with large, full-color screenshots that will help
students visualize each step.
• Comes with extensive end-of-lesson material such as multiplechoice exercises, individual and teamwork projects, and Critical
Thinking activities, which are designed to give students extra
practice on skills and concepts covered in that lesson.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Getting Started.
Working with Microsoft Office 2007. Unit Review.
2. Microsoft Word.
Understanding Word Basics. Editing and Formatting Text.
Formatting Documents. Working with Graphic Objects. Unit
Review.
3. Microsoft Excel.
Understanding Excel Basics. Formatting and Editing the
Worksheet. Using Formulas and Functions. Working with Charts.
Unit Review.
4. Microsoft PowerPoint.
Understanding PowerPoint Basics. Formatting and Modifying
Presentations. Delivering the Presentation. Unit Review.
5. Microsoft Access.
Understanding Access Basics. Creating Forms and Reports.
Querying a Database.
6. Microsoft Publisher.
Understanding Publisher Basics. Formatting Publications.
7. Integration Basics.
Understanding Integration Basics.
APPENDICES
A: Vista
B:
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Basics.
Outlook Basics.
Microsoft Office 2007—Illustrated Second Course
David Beskeen, Carol M. Cram, Jennifer Duffy, Lisa Friedrichsen, Lynn Wermers
978-1-4239-0513-4
(1-4239-0513-X)
June 2007 640 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
E.
F.
G.
H.
E.
F.
G.
H.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
E.
E.
F.
G.
H.
F.
A.
B.
C.
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Word 2007
Creating and Formatting Tables
Illustrating Documents with Graphics
Working with Themes and Building Blocks
Merging Word Documents
Excel 2007
Analyzing Data Using Formulas and Functions
Managing Workbook Data
Using Tables
Analyzing Table Data
Integration
Integrating Word and Excel
Access 2007
Modifying the Database Structure
Creating Multiple Table Queries
Enhancing Forms
Analyzing Data with Reports
Integration
Integrating Word, Excel, and Access
PowerPoint 2007
Working with Advanced Tools and Masters
Enhancing Charts
Inserting Illustrations, Objects, and Media Clips
Using Advanced Features
Integration
Integrating Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint
Publisher 2007
Getting Started with Publisher 2007
Working with Texts and Graphics
Creating a Web Publication
www.cengage.com/coursetechnology
Office Suites
• Builds upon our Introductory Office 2007 text, providing coverage
of more advanced skills for Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, and
Publisher.
• Presents lessons in a clean, easy-to-follow two-page spread layout
that appeals to a wide variety of learning styles.
• Offers three units on Microsoft Publisher 2007 to get students up to
speed on this easy-to-use desktop publishing software.
• Offers a new Real Life Independent Challenge exercise where
students create documents that are relevant to their daily lives such
as a resume, a budget, and a personal database.
• New case study, Quest Specialty Travel, provides a practical scenario
for students as they learn skills.
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Microsoft Office 2007—Illustrated Projects
Carol M. Cram
978-1-4239-0546-2
(1-4239-0546-6)
September 2007 256 pages
Office Suites
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
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• Offers a visual, project-based approach to learning Microsoft Office
2007, where students utilize Office skills to complete different types
of projects.
• Includes exciting, realistic projects for each of the four main
Microsoft Office 2007 applications, including integration projects.
• Integrates Web material into projects and independent challenges
throughout the book, driving students to the Web to practice their
new skills.
• Students create all projects from scratch.
• Provides projects that increase in difficulty throughout the unit,
covering beginning through intermediate skills.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
Word Projects I
Word Projects II
Excel Projects I
Excel Projects II
Integration Projects I
Access Projects
Integration Projects II
PowerPoint Projects
Integration Projects III
Practical Office 2007,
International Edition
June Jamrich Parsons, Dan Oja
978-0-495-80827-5
(0-495-80827-X)
©2008 216 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
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8.
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Part A: Windows Applications
Getting Started with Application Software
Part B: Microsoft Word
Creating a Document
Formatting a Document
Finalizing a Document
Part C: Microsoft Excel
Creating a Worksheet
Formatting a Worksheet
Finalizing Worksheet
Part D: Microsoft PowerPoint
Creating a Presentation
Finalizing a Presentation
Part E: Microsoft Access
Creating a Database
Finalizing a Database
Part F: Projects
Introduction to Projects
Projects for Windows Application Basics
Projects for Word
Projects for Excel
Projects for PowerPoint
Projects for Access
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Office Suites
• Contains an interactive BookOnCD featuring animations, screen
tours, and plenty of hands-on practice activities in a simulated Office
2007 environment.
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) found in each chapter
help students focus on what they really need to know in each
application.
• A 60-page section of projects at the end of the book offers
students the chance to apply their Office 2007 skills using the
actual software. (Note: Users must have the Microsoft Office 2007
software to complete these projects.)
• Offers built-in assessment with interactive Quick Check Questions,
and Skill Set Checks enable students to track their progress.
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Microsoft Office 2007: Introductory
Pasewark and Pasewark,
Rachel Biheller Bunin,
Jessica Evans,
Katherine T. Pinard,
Robin M. Romer,
Ann Fisher, Barbara Waxer
978-1-4239-0396-3
(1-4239-0396-X)
October 2007 952 pages
Office Suites
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Offers a flexible format making this book ideal for classrooms with
students who have varying abilities.
• Provides numerous step-by-step exercises, review exercises, case
projects, integration lessons, and a Capstone project to enhance
students’ learning experiences.
• Helps students develop skills individually or in a team setting using
strong end-of-lesson material, including Concepts Review projects
and Critical Thinking activities.
• Gives students additional information and guidance through Did
You Know? boxes, Net Tips boxes, and Important boxes.
• Increases students’ retention of skills through end-of-lesson exercises
including lesson summary, vocabulary, and review questions.
• Includes an Online Companion Web site with PowerPoint
presentations, key terms, and more for additional student learning.
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
[softcover]
978-1-4239-0397-0 (1-4239-0937-8)
[hardcover, spiral-bound]
978-1-4239-0398-7 (1-4239-0398-6)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
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Introduction
Microsoft Windows Vista Basics
Microsoft Office 2007 Basics
Microsoft Word 2007
Word Basics
Basic Editing
Helpful Word Features
Formatting Text
Formatting Paragraphs and Documents
Working with Graphics
Working with Documents
Increasing Efficiency Using Word
Microsoft Excel 2007
Excel Basics
Changing the Appearance of a Worksheet
Organizing the Worksheet
Entering Worksheet Formulas
Using Functions
Enhancing a Worksheet
Working with Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks
Working with Charts
Microsoft Access 2007
Access Basics
Creating a Database
Creating Queries
Creating and Modifying Forms
Creating and Modifying Reports
Integrating Access
Microsoft PowerPoint 2007
PowerPoint Basics
Creating and Enhancing PowerPoint Presentations
Working with Visual Elements
Expanding on PowerPoint Basics
Microsoft Outlook 2007
Outlook Basics and E-Mail
Calendar
Working with Other Outlook Tools
Microsoft Publisher 2007
Publisher Basics
Enhancing Publisher Documents
Capstone Simulation: Green Way Lawn Care Service
APPENDICES
A:
B:
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Computer Concepts
Keyboarding Touch System Improvement
Performing with
Microsoft Office 2007:
Introductory
Iris Blanc, Cathy Vento
978-1-4239-0420-5
(1-4239-0420-6)
December 2007 1100 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
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2.
3.
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Introduction to Computers
Performance Basics
Exploring Microsoft Office 2007
Working with Files
Working with the Web
Performing with Word
Word Basics
Correspondence
Meeting Documents, Lists, Schedules, and Tables
Sales and Marketing Documents
Reports and Long Documents
Integration/Word and the Web
Performing with Excel
Excel Basics
Business Forms
Accounting Records
Data Analysis
Financial Reports
Charts, Graphics, and Integration
Performing with Access
Access Basics
Access Tables and Datasheets
Access Forms
Getting Information
Access Reports
Integration
Performing with PowerPoint
PowerPoint Basics
Creating Informative Presentations
Creating Sales/Marketing Presentations
Creating Persuasive Presentations
Collaborating On and Delivering Presentations
Integration
Exploring Outlook
Outlook Basics
Final Project
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Office Suites
• Takes an entrepreneurial, thematic, four-phased approach that
engages students.
• Teaches the basics of Microsoft Office 2007 and the different steps
to perform a task in the Tryout phase.
• Gives students a chance to practice what they have learned in the
Rehearsal phase.
• Provides critical thinking activities for applied learning and problemsolving reinforcement in the Performance phase.
• Offers students additional critical thinking practice using a realworld case in the Encore phase.
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Mastering Applications
in the Real World:
Discipline-Specific
Projects for Microsoft
Office 2007,
Introductory
Mastering Applications
in the Real World:
Discipline-Specific
Projects for Microsoft
Office 2007, Advanced
Course Technology
978-1-4239-2527-9
(1-4239-2527-0)
January 2008 80 pages
Course Technology
Office Suites
978-1-4239-2528-6
(1-4239-2528-9)
November 2007 80 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Provides challenging, comprehensive, and engaging projects in
specific disciplines, such as Agriculture, Health Care, Entertainment,
Education, Hospitality, and Business/Finance.
• Complements introductory Office 2007 and application courses,
requiring students to demonstrate their understanding of Word,
Excel, Access, or PowerPoint.
• Prepares students for their future careers by bringing real-world
examples into the classroom.
• Evaluates students’ knowledge as they complete the class; a perfect
addition to any Course Technology Office 2007 text.
• Provides challenging, comprehensive, and engaging projects in
specific disciplines, such as Agriculture, Health Care, Marketing,
Education, Finance, and Accounting.
• Complements comprehensive Office 2007 and application courses,
requiring students to demonstrate their understanding of Word,
Excel, Access, or PowerPoint.
• Prepares students for their future careers by bringing real-world
examples into the classroom.
• Evaluates students’ knowledge as they complete the class; a perfect
addition to any Course Technology Office 2007 text.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Education: Washington Elementary School
Entertainment: Peak Performers
Agriculture: Sunshine CSA Farm
Healthcare: Red Valley Medical Clinic
Hospitality: Mountain View Hotel and Casino
Business/Finance: Sam’s Sports, Inc.
1.
2.
3.
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Word
Human Resources and Office Management
Office Management and Agriculture
Education
Excel
Human Resources and Accounting
Finance, Accounting, Operations, and Fashion
Finance, Agriculture, and Operations
Finance, Accounting, Medical Research, and Healthcare
Education
Access
MIS, CIS-Database Programming, and Finance
Healthcare, MIS, and Operations
MIS, CIS-Database Programming, and Operations
PowerPoint
Education and Marketing
Marketing, Human Resources, and Accounting
Restaurant Management, Healthcare, and Marketing
Performing with Projects for the Entrepreneur:
Microsoft Office 2007
Iris Blanc, Cathy Vento
978-1-4239-0422-9
(1-4239-0422-2)
March 2008 592 pages
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
1.
2.
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5.
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Part 1: Tool-Specific Projects
Word Unit
Word Basics
Correspondence
Reports and Long Documents
Meeting Documents and Schedules
Sales and Marketing Documents
Integration/Word and the Web
Excel Unit
Excel Basics
Create Business Forms/Work with Templates
Create Accounting Records
Create Data Analysis Worksheets
Create Financial Reports
Create Charts
Integration
PowerPoint Unit
PowerPoint Basics
Informative Presentations
Sales Presentations
Persuasive Presentations
Integration
Access Unit
Access Basics
Access Tables and Datasheets
Access Forms
Getting Information
Access Reports
Integration
Part 2: Integrated Simulation Projects
Project 1: Organizing a Business Trip
Project 2: New Employee Orientation
Project 3: Starting a New Business
Office Suites
• Challenges students to apply their Microsoft Office 2007 skills to
business and entrepreneurial tasks.
• Reinforces software skills with tasks that encourage critical thinking.
• Increases students’ retention through three comprehensive
Integration projects where they apply software, business, and
entrepreneurial skills.
• Engages students with annotated illustrations and “what you need
to know” software and business cues.
• Contains business appendix material on portfolio basics, PowerPoint
presentations, and more.
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
D:
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Portfolio Basics
Proofreader’s Marks
Ways to Cite from Source Material
Rubric for an Oral Report and PowerPoint Presentation Developed
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Microsoft Certified
Application Specialist
Exam Reference for
Microsoft Office 2007
MCAS Office 2007
Certification Workbook
Rachel Bihelller Bunin,
Jennifer Campbell,
Barbara Clemens,
Pamela Conrad, Lisa Ruffolo
Rachel Biheller Bunin,
Jennifer T. Campbell,
Barbara Clemens,
Pamela Conrad, Lisa Ruffolo
978-1-4239-0439-7
(1-4239-0439-7)
March 2008
Office Suites
978-1-4239-0555-4
(1-4239-0555-5)
November 2007
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Prepares students to take the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist Exams.
• Exam Tips chapter provides helpful background information about
the Microsoft Certified Application Specialist program, the general
process for taking an exam, and helpful hints for successfully
passing the exams.
• Can be used as a study companion to help students brush up on
skills before taking the exams or as a desk reference when using
Microsoft Office 2007 programs.
• Prepares students to take the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist Exams.
• Provides helpful background information about the Microsoft
Certified Application Specialist program, the general process for
taking an exam, and helpful hints for successfully passing the exams
in the Exam Tips chapter.
• Helps students brush up on skills before taking the exams, and
can be used as a desk reference when using Microsoft Office 2007
programs.
• Provides end of chapter exercises that reinforce the skills students
have learned.
• Meets the requirements of the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist exams for Microsoft Office Word, Access, Excel, and
PowerPoint 2007 when used in conjunction with the Pasewark
Microsoft Office 2007 Introductory Course book, or when used
in conjunction with the individual applications books to meet the
needs of each individual exam.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Microsoft Windows Vista 2007 Exam Reference
Microsoft Office Word 2007 Exam Reference
Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Exam Reference
Microsoft Office Access 2007 Exam Reference
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 Exam Reference
Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Exam Reference
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Exam Tips
Microsoft Windows Vista
Microsoft Office Word 2007
Microsoft Office Excel 2007
Microsoft Office Access 2007
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007
Microsoft Office Outlook 2007
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Computer Literacy
BASICS: Microsoft
Office 2007 Companion
Microsoft® Office 2008
for Mac, Illustrated
Brief
Jennifer T. Campbell
Kelley Shaffer
Marjorie Hunt
978-1-4239-0431-1
(1-4239-0431-1)
February 2008 264 pages
978-1-4390-4047-8
(1-4390-4047-8)
©2010 416 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Provides lessons that use real-world examples.
• Engages students with margin notes, such as Did You Know? and
Computer Concepts, that add extra information.
• Covers additional topics such as working in a connected world and
ethics in technology.
• Introduces and describes tasks, defines vocabulary words, and
helps students apply the skills they have learned with step-by-step
exercises.
• Includes two new end of lesson exercises: Hands-on Review, which
uses all skills from the lesson in one document, and a Screen ID in
which students identify 4–5 elements on a screen.
• Increases students’ retention with additional end of lesson activities:
Critical Thinking, Practice, and Teamwork.
• Covers the primary features and commands of each application in
self-contained units, which are comprised of multiple lessons.
• Emphasizes learning-by-doing with step-by-step exercises that allow
students to apply the skills covered in that lesson.
• Illustrates concepts with large, full-color screenshots that will help
students visualize each step.
• Comes with extensive end-of-lesson material such as multiplechoice exercises, individual and teamwork projects, and Critical
Thinking activities, which are designed to give students extra
practice on skills and concepts covered in that lesson.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Using Microsoft Office 2007
Word Processing Basics
Editing and Formatting Documents
Using Tables
Adding Features to Multi-Page Documents
Spreadsheet Basics
Arranging Worksheet Data
Using Formulas and Creating Charts
Presentation Graphics Basics
Adding Multimedia to Presentations
Database Basics
Modifying and Analyzing Database Information
Office Suites
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Unit A: Understanding Essential Computer Concepts.
Unit B: Getting Started with Mac OS X Leopard.
Unit C: Understanding File Management.
Unit D: Getting Started with Safari.
Unit E: Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2008.
Unit F: Creating a Document.
Unit G: Enhancing a Document.
Unit H: Adding Special Elements to a Document.
Unit I: Creating and Enhancing a Worksheet.
Unit J: Using Complex Formulas, Functions, and Tables.
Unit K: Working with Charts.
Unit L: Creating a Presentation.
Unit M: Polishing and Running a Presentation.
Unit N: Integrating Office 2008 Programs.
APPENDICES
Setting System Preferences.
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Teachers Discovering
and Integrating
Microsoft Office:
Essential Concepts and
Techniques, Second
Edition
Gary B. Shelly,
Thomas J. Cashman,
Randolph E. Gunter,
Glenda A. Gunter
978-0-619-25516-9
(0-619-25516-1)
October 2004 352 pages
Office Suites
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Contains four projects that introduce students to the essentials
of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Access and includes
curriculum-specific integration ideas and projects.
• Supplements any technology integration course with coverage of
Microsoft Office 2000, XP, and 2003.
• Includes a more streamlined design and easy-to-follow steps and
screen shots to create an essential learning reference.
• Uses extensive end-of-chapter exercises written specifically for
educational situations to provide reinforcement and support of
concepts learned.
• Contains the Learn It Online Web page to help students learn and
master skills through a variety of innovative activities, including
project reinforcement exercises, practice tests, flashcards, learning
games, and more.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
1.
1.
1.
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
D:
E:
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Introduction
Using and Integrating Microsoft Office
Microsoft Word
Creating and Editing a Word Document
Microsoft PowerPoint
Using a Design Template and Text Slide Layout to Create a
Presentation
Microsoft Excel
Creating a Worksheet and an Embedded Chart
Microsoft Access
Creating and Using a Database
Microsoft Office 2003 Help System
Speech and Handwriting Recognition and Speech Playback
Publishing Office Web Pages to a Web Server
Changing Screen Resolution and Resetting the Word Toolbars
and Menus
Microsoft Office Specialist Certification
OPERATING SYSTEMS...
66
Microsoft Windows 7
68
Microsoft Windows Vista
71
Microsoft Windows XP
Microsoft® Windows 7: Comprehensive, International Edition
Gary B. Shelly, Steven M. Freund, Raymond E. Enger
978-0-538-46713-1 (0-538-46713-4)
©2011 832 pages
Book cover
not available
NEW
Operating Systems
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
66
• Engaging coverage of the latest Windows operating system allows
students to master updated applications such as file, document and
folder management as well as new Windows 7 features such as
Libraries.
• Explains new features of Windows 7 Editions and how they can be
used in both the students personal and professional life.
• Updated End of Chapter Exercises, including Make It Right, Extend
Your Knowledge and Make It Personal allow students to become
more proficient and capable users through extended engagement in
the material.
• Plan Ahead feature prepares students to create successful projects
by encouraging them to think about what they are trying to
accomplish before they begin.
• Engages students with new Experimental steps, which encourage
them to go beyond step-by-step instructions to take advantage of
the new features in Microsoft Windows 7.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Fundamentals of Using Microsoft Windows 7.
Working on the Windows 7 Desktop.
File and Folder Management.
Personal Information Management and Communicating.
Personalize Your Work Environment.
Customizing Your Computer Using the Control Panel.
Advanced File.
Mastering Digital Pictures and Music.
Mastering Digital Video.
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
D:
Comparison of the New Features of Windows 7 Editions.
Windows 7 Security.
Windows Live Essentials.
Introduction to Networking
New Perspectives on
Microsoft® Windows
7: Comprehensive,
International Edition
Microsoft Windows 7:
Illustrated Complete,
International Edition
June Jamrich Parsons,
Dan Oja, Lisa Ruffolo
978-0-538-74908-4
(0-538-74908-3)
©2011 484 pages
Steve Johnson
978-0-538-47070-4
(0-538-47070-4)
©2011 704 pages
NEW
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Uses a case-based, problem-solving approach to teach students
essential Windows 7 skills and concepts.
• Visual Overview – a two-page spread at the start of each tutorial
– gives students a visual look at the content and can be used as a
study guide before quizzes and tests.
• Coverage of the newest and coolest Windows 7 features including
Live TV and Windows Touch.
• Keeps students engaged with new business case scenarios
throughout the tutorials, providing a real-world context in which
they can apply the concepts and skills presented.
• ProSkills boxes provide information on Professional Skills that relate
to that tutorial’s content. Among topics are Teamwork, Verbal and
Written Communication, and Problem Solving.
• ProSkills Exercises provide instruction on Professional Skills and then
ask students to complete a related activity, further grounding the
concepts and skills of that tutorial in reality.
• Comes with a Student Online Companion, a portal to quizzes, study
tools, and additional information.
• Features the reader-friendly Illustrated Series’ two-page spread
format, which provides succinct lessons with instructions on the left
page and large, full-color screenshots on the right page.
• Makes concepts relevant with end-of-chapter Independent
Challenges and Visual Workshops.
• Helps students get the most from Windows 7 with the text’s
coverage of the newest file and window management features.
• Predicts commonly made mistakes and offers “Quick Tips” within
the step-by-step directions to help students avoid typical errors and
pitfalls.
• Makes a great reference for future use, thanks to its concise content
and streamlined design.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Unit A.
Unit B.
Unit C.
Unit D.
Unit E.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Unit F.
1:
2:
3:
4:
5:
6:
7:
8:
9:
10:
A:
B:
Unit G.
Exploring the Basics.
Organizing Files and Folders.
Personalizing Your Windows Environment.
Working with the Internet and E-mail.
Protecting Your Computer.
Searching for Files and Collaborating with Others.
Managing Multimedia Files.
Connecting to Networks with Mobile and Remote
Computing.
Maintaining Hardware and Software.
Improving Your Computer’s Performance.
Unit H.
Unit I.
Unit J.
Unit K.
Unit L.
Unit M.
Unit N.
Unit O.
Unit P.
Introducing Windows 7.
Working with Windows Programs.
Managing Files and Folders.
Customizing File and Folder Management.
Customizing Windows Using the Control Panel.
Securing Your Computer.
Exploring the Internet.
Exchanging Mail, News, and Appointments.
Communicating over the Internet.
Creating Movies and DVD Videos.
Working with Windows Media.
Managing Shared Files Using a Network.
Going Mobile.
Maintaining Your Computer.
Backing Up and Restoring Your Files.
Managing Hardware.
Operating Systems
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
APPENDICES
APPENDICES
A:
Connecting Computers to the Internet.
Exploring Additional Windows 7 Tools
B:
Setting Up Windows 7.
Administering Your Computer.
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
INTRODUCTORY: Tutorials 1 – 6
978-0-538-47071-1 (0-538-47071-2)
BRIEF: Tutorials 1 – 2
978-0-538-47072-8 (10-538-47072-0)
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Microsoft Windows
Vista: Comprehensive
Concepts and Techniques
Gary B. Shelly,
Thomas J. Cashman,
Steven M. Freund,
Raymond E. Enger
978-1-4188-5982-4
(1-4188-5982-6)
©2009 960 pages
68
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
COMPLETE INTRO
• Gives students a comprehensive presentation of the Microsoft
Windows Vista operating system, including new features of the
software, using the highly successful Shelly Cashman Series
pedagogy.
• Offers a new Plan Ahead feature, which prepares students to create
successful projects by encouraging them to think about what they
are trying to accomplish before they begin.
• Gives students the information they need to know, when they need
to know it, through enhancements to the step-by-step instructions,
a new Q&A feature, and improved callouts on screen shots.
• Engages students with new Experimental steps, which encourage
them to go beyond step-by-step instructions to take advantage of
the features in Microsoft Windows Vista.
• Increases students’ retention with brand new end-of-chapter
exercises that emphasize problem solving and experimentation.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
COMP
Operating Systems
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
8.
9.
Fundamentals of Using Microsoft Windows Vista
Working on the Windows Vista Desktop
File and Folder Management
Communicating Over the Internet
Modifying Your Desktop Work Environment
Customizing Your Computer Using Control Panel
Advanced File and Web Searching
Mastering Digital Media: Audio and Video Files
Mastering Digital Media: Picture Files
APPENDICES
A:
B:
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
C:
INTRODUCTORY: Chapters 1–3; Appendices
978-1-4188-5980-0 (1-4188-5980-X)
COMPLETE: Chapters 1–6; Appendices
978-1-4188-5981-7 (1-4188-5981-8)
D:
Comparison of the New Features of Windows
Vista Editions
Windows Vista Security Features
Networking in Windows Vista
Maintaining Your Computer
New Perspectives on
Microsoft Windows
Vista, Comprehensive
Microsoft Windows
Vista: Essential
Concepts and
Techniques
June Jamrich Parsons, Dan Oja,
Joan Carey, Patrick Carey,
Lisa Ruffolo
978-1-4239-0602-5
(1-4239-0602-0)
Gary B. Shelly,
Thomas J. Cashman,
Steven G. Forsythe
978-1-4188-5979-4
(1-4188-5979-6)
June 2007 88 pages
July 2007 704 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Offers a new Plan Ahead feature, which prepares students to create
successful projects by encouraging them to think about what they
are trying to accomplish before they begin.
• Gives students the information they need to know, when they need
to know it, through enhancements to the step-by-step instructions,
a new Q&A feature, and improved callouts on screen shots.
• Engages students with new Experimental steps, which encourage
them to go beyond step-by-step instructions to take advantage of
the features in Microsoft Windows Vista.
• Gives students an introduction to the Microsoft Windows Vista
operating system, including new features of the software, using the
highly successful Shelly Cashman Series pedagogy.
• Increases students’ retention with brand new end-of-chapter
exercises that emphasize problem solving and experimentation.
• Uses a case-based, problem-solving approach to teach students
comprehensive Windows Vista skills and concepts.
• Presents a new feature, InSight boxes, which offer expert advice and
best practices to help students achieve a better understanding of
the concepts behind the software.
• Includes a new Tip feature, which provides hints for more efficient
use of the software.
• Features Reality Check exercises, new comprehensive, open-ended
assignments that give students the opportunity to complete
practical, real-world tasks, such as managing their files and folders
and personalizing the Windows Vista environment.
• Keeps students engaged with new business case scenarios
throughout the tutorials, providing real-world contexts in which
students can apply the concepts and skills presented.
• Meets the requirements for the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist exam for Windows Vista.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
Introduction to Windows Vista
TABLE OF CONTENTS
APPENDIX
INTRODUCTORY BRIEF
Introduction to Microsoft Office 2007
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
COMP
A:
9.
10.
Operating Systems
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Exploring the Basics of Microsoft Windows Vista
Organizing Your Files
Personalizing Your Windows Environment
Working with the Internet and E-Mail
Protecting Your Computer
Searching for Information and Collaborating
with Others
Managing Multimedia Files
Connecting to Networks with Mobile Computing
Maintaining Hardware and Software
Improving Your Computer’s Performance
APPENDICES
A:
B:
Connecting Computers to the Internet
Exploring Additional Windows Vista Tools
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
BRIEF: Tutorials 1–2
978-1-4239-0600-1 (1-4239-0600-4)
INTRODUCTORY: Tutorials 1–6; Appendix A
978-1-4239-0601-8 (1-4239-0601-2)
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New Perspectives on
Microsoft Windows
Vista for Power Users
Microsoft Windows
Vista—Illustrated
Complete
Harry L. Phillips
Steve Johnson
978-1-4239-0603-2
(1-4239-0603-9)
July 2008 1080 pages
978-1-4239-0545-5
(1-4239-0545-8)
January 2008 272 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Offers extensive coverage of Microsoft Windows Vista, including
troubleshooting, backing up files, optimizing disks, evaluating
system performance, and more.
• Presents the exciting new features of Windows Vista, including
Instant Search, Windows Defender, updated Internet Explorer
security tools, the Aero user interface, and streamlined problem
reports and solutions.
• Challenges students with extensive end-of-chapter material,
including projects, cases, and key reinforcement exercises.
• Covers introductory Windows Vista concepts quickly and is geared
towards students unfamiliar with Windows Vista, but proficient with
computers and operating systems.
• Provides complete coverage of the operating system Windows Vista.
• Presents lessons in a clean, easy-to-follow two-page spread that
appeals to a wide variety of learning styles.
• Makes a great reference for future use thanks to its concise content
and streamlined design.
• Offers clear, step-by-step instructions for completing tasks, with
action items in green bold text to keep students on track.
• Incorporates large illustrations of screens so users can compare their
results as they complete key steps.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
The Windows Vista Operating System
Personalizing Windows Vista
Working with Folders and Files
Creating and Customizing Shortcuts
The Windows Vista File Systems
Optimizing Your Computer
Enhancing Your Computer’s Security
Troubleshooting System Problems
Evaluating Memory Usage
Backing Up and Restoring Your Computer
Installing, Updating, and Troubleshooting Software
Installing, Configuring, and Troubleshooting Hardware
Using the Windows Command Line Environment
Exploring the Windows Registry
ESSENTIAL
A.
B.
C.
INTRODUCTORY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
J.
K.
L.
M.
N.
O.
P.
COMPLETE
Operating Systems
NEW
Introducing Windows Vista
Working with Windows Programs
Managing Files and Folders
Customizing File and Folder Management
Customizing Windows Using the Control Panel
Securing Your Computer
Exploring the Internet
Exchanging Mail, News, and Appointments
Communicating Over the Internet
Creating Movies Using Movie Maker
Working with Windows Media
Managing Shared Files Using a Network
Going Mobile
Maintaining Your Computer
Backing Up and Restoring Your Files
Managing Hardware
APPENDICES
A:
B:
Setting Up Windows Vista
Administering Your Computer
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
INTRODUCTORY: Units A–H
978-1-4239-0544-8 (1-4239-0544-X)
ESSENTIALS: Units A–B
978-1-4239-0543-1 (1-4239-0543-1)
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[ Microsoft
Windows XP ]
Microsoft Windows
XP—Illustrated
Complete
Steve Johnson
978-0-619-05702-2
(0-619-05702-5)
June 2002 448 pages
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
ESSENTIALS
978-0-619-10937-0
(0-619-10937-8)
Microsoft Windows XP:
Comprehensive Concepts
and Techniques, Service
Pack 2 Edition
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
Microsoft Windows XP
Service Pack 2 Edition—
Illustrated Introductory,
2nd Edition
June Jamrich Parsons, Dan Oja,
Joan Carey, Patrick Carey,
Lisa Ruffolo,
978-0-619-26818-3
(0-619-26818-2)
February 2005 624 pages
Steve Johnson
978-1-4188-6041-7
(1-4188-6041-7)
February 2006 272 pages
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
BRIEF
978-0-619-04460-2
(0-619-04460-8)
INTRODUCTORY
978-0-619-04461-9
(0-619-04461-6)
Microsoft Windows XP
BASICS
Marly Bergerud, Donald Busche
978-0-619-05981-1
(0-619-05981-8)
July 2002 408 pages
New Perspectives on
Microsoft Windows XP
Professional for Power
Users, Update Edition
Harry L. Phillips
978-1-4188-3943-7
(1-4188-3943-4)
September 2005 1080 pages
Operating Systems
Gary B. Shelly,
Thomas J. Cashman,
Steven G. Forsythe
978-0-619-25497-1
(0-619-25497-1)
April 2005 960 pages
New Perspectives on
Microsoft Windows XP,
Comprehensive, 2005
Service Pack 2 Update
INTRODUCTORY
978-0-619-25495-7
(0-619-25495-5)
COMPLETE
978-0-619-25496-4
(0-619-25496-3)
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73
Microsoft PowerPoint 2010
75
Microsoft PowerPoint 2007
Microsoft® Office
PowerPoint®
2010: Introductory,
International Edition
New Perspectives on
Microsoft® Office
PowerPoint® 2010: Brief,
International Edition
Gary B. Shelly, Susan L. Sebok
S. Scott Zimmerman,
Beverly B. Zimmerman,
Katherine T. Pinard
978-0-538-74671-7
(0-538-74671-8)
©2011 376 pages
978-0-538-47095-7
(0-538-47095-X)
©2011 136 pages
NEW
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Gives students a complete presentation of PowerPoint 2010,
including new features of the software, using the highly-successful
Shelly Cashman Series pedagogy.
• Engages students with new Experimental steps, which encourage
them to go beyond step-by-step instructions to take advantage of
the features in the Microsoft Office 2010 new user interface.
• Chapter topic redistribution offers concise chapters that ensure
complete skill coverage and lead to more manageable chapters.
• New pedagogical elements enrich material and create an accessible
and user-friendly approach allowing easy navigation through the
skills in each chapter.
• New business case scenarios keep students engaged throughout the
tutorials, providing a real-world context in which they can apply the
concepts and skills presented.
• Visual Overview – a two-page spread at the start of each tutorial –
gives a visual look at the tasks and elements covered in the tutorial
and can be used as a study guide before quizzes and tests.
• Key Steps highlight important points to help students pay close
attention to completing the step correctly and avoiding timeconsuming rework.
• ProSkills boxes tie PowerPoint 2010 concepts with career relevancy
by providing guidance on how to use the software in professional
situations.
• ProSkills Exercises integrate technology skills with professional
skills, further grounding concepts in reality. ProSkills exercises
include topics such as teamwork, written communication, verbal
communication, problem solving, and decision making.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Office 2010 and Windows 7: Essential Concepts and
Skills.
1.
2.
3.
Creating and Editing a Presentation with Clip Art.
Enhancing a Presentation with Pictures, Shapes and
WordArt.
Reusing a Presentation and Adding Media.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2010
Tutorial 1: Creating a Presentation.
Tutorial 2: Applying and Modifying Text and Graphic Objects.
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
D:
Project Planning Guidelines.
Microsoft Business Certification Program.
Publishing Office 2010 Web Pages to a Web Server.
Web Apps.
Presentation Tools
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
INTRODUCTORY: (available October 2010)
978-0-538-47052-0; 0-538-47052-6
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
COMPLETE: (available October 2010)
978-0-538-74665-6; 0-538-74665-3
COMPREHENSIVE: (available December 2010)
978-0-538-47051-3; 0-538-47051-8
COMPREHENSIVE: (available December 2010)
978-0-538-74885-8, 0-538-74885-0
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Microsoft® Office
PowerPoint® 2010:
Illustrated Introductory
Microsoft® Office
PowerPoint® 2010:
Introductory
David Beskeen
Pasewark/Pasewark,
978-0-538-74716-5
(0-538-74716-1)
©2011 223 pages
Rachel Biheller Bunin
Presentation Tools
NEW
978-0-538-47519-8
0-538-47519-6)
©2011 253 pages
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Easy-to-follow and easy-to-absorb two-page spread lessons appeal
to a wide variety of learning styles.
• End-of-chapter Independent Challenges and Visual Workshops
make concepts relevant and easier to understand through hands-on
applications and detailed explanations.
• Quick Tips and Trouble boxes within the step-by-step instructions
help students avoid typical errors and pitfalls.
• Clues to Use boxes offer concise information that expands on the
lesson skill or describes a related task, adding context to skills and
concepts.
• SkyDrive appendix covers how to store and share files with almost
anyone anywhere!
• Offers a flexible format making this book ideal for classrooms with
students who have varying abilities.
• Provides numerous step-by-step exercises, review exercises, case
projects, integration lessons, and a Capstone project to enhance
students’ learning experiences.
• Helps students develop skills individually or in a team setting using
strong end-of-lesson material, including Command Skills,Concept
Skills, Concepts Review, and On-the-Job simulations.
• Gives students additional information and guidance through Did
you Know? boxes, Net tips boxes, and Important boxes.
• Increases student’s retention of skills through end-of-lesson
exercises including lesson summary, vocabulary, and review
questions.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2010.
Unit A: Creating a Presentation in PowerPoint 2010.
Unit B: Modifying a Presentation.
Unit C: Inserting Objects into a Presentation.
Unit D: Finishing a Presentation.
Unit E: Working with Advanced Tools and Masters.
Unit F: Enhancing Charts.
Unit G: Inserting Illustrations, Objects and Media Clips.
Unit H: Using Advanced Features.
APPENDIX
A:
Working with SkyDrive and Office Web Apps.
Introduction Unit.
Office 2010 Basics and the Internet.
Windows 7 Basics.
PowerPoint Unit.
Lesson 1: PowerPoint Basics.
Lesson 2: Creating and Enhancing PowerPoint Presentations.
Lesson 3: Working with Visial Elements.
Lesson 4: Expanding on PowerPoint Basics.
APPENDIX
A: Computer
Concepts.
B: Keyboarding.
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Microsoft Office
PowerPoint 2007:
Comprehensive Concepts
and Techniques
Gary B. Shelly,
Thomas J. Cashman,
Susan L. Sebok
978-1-4188-4347-2
(1-4188-4347-4)
July 2007 576 pages
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRO
1.
2.
Web Feature: Creating Web Pages Using PowerPoint
3.
4.
Creating a Presentation with Custom Backgrounds
and SmartArt Diagrams
Working with Information Graphics
Collaboration Feature: Collaborating on and Delivering
Presentations
5.
6.
Reusing a Presentation with Multimedia
Creating a Self-Running Presentation Containing
Animated Shapes
Online Feature: Importing Files from the Microsoft
Office Online Web Site
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
D:
E:
F:
G:
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
Creating and Editing a Presentation
Creating a Presentation with Illustrations and Shapes
Project Planning Guidelines
Introduction to Microsoft Office 2007
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 Help
Publishing Office 2007 Web Pages to a Web Server
Customizing Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007
Steps for the Windows XP User
Microsoft Business Certification Program
INTRODUCTORY: Chapters 1–2; 1 Special Feature; Appendices
978-1-4188-4345-8 (1-4188-4345-8)
COMPLETE: Chapters 1–4; 2 Special Features; Appendices
978-1-4188-4346-5 (1-4188-4346-6)
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Presentation Tools
• Gives students a comprehensive presentation of PowerPoint 2007,
including new features of the software, using the highly successful
Shelly Cashman Series pedagogy.
• Offers a new Plan Ahead feature, which prepares students to create
successful projects by encouraging them to think about what they
are trying to accomplish before they begin.
• Gives students the information they need to know, when they need
to know it, through enhancements to the step-by-step instructions,
a new Q&A feature, and improved callouts on screen shots.
• Engages students with new Experimental steps, which encourage
them to go beyond step-by-step instructions to take advantage of
the features in the Microsoft Office 2007 new user interface.
• Increases students’ retention with brand new end-of-chapter
exercises, including Make It Right, Extend Your Knowledge,
and Make It Personal, which emphasize problem solving and
experimentation.
• Meets the requirements of the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist exam for Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007.
COMPREHENSIVE COMPLETE
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
75
New Perspectives
on Microsoft Office
PowerPoint 2007,
Comprehensive
Beverly B. Zimmerman,
S. Scott Zimmerman
978-1-4239-0593-6
(1-4239-0593-8)
August 2007 528 pages
Presentation Tools
76
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
COMPREHENSIVE, PREMIUM VIDEO EDITION NEW
978-0-8400-6211-6 (0-8400-6211-7)
BRIEF: Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2007; Tutorials 1–2
978-1-4239-0591-2 (1-4239-0591-1)
INTRODUCTORY: Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2007;
Tutorials 1–4
978-1-4239-0592-9 (1-4239-0592-X)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
BRIEF
2.
1.
2.
3.
INTRO
• Offers comprehensive coverage of the new PowerPoint 2007
features, including design themes, Live Preview, and SmartArt,
teaching students how to create unique, tailored presentations.
• Includes two presentation concepts tutorials that teach students the
principles of developing and delivering effective presentations.
• Provides a Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2007 tutorial
that gets students up and running with the new features and user
interface.
• Presents new InSight boxes, which offer best practices for working
with the software, and a new Tip feature, which provides hints for
more efficient use of the software.
• Features Reality Check exercises, new comprehensive, open-ended
assignments that give students the opportunity to practice skills by
creating practical, real-world presentations they might deliver in the
classroom or at work.
• Meets the requirements for the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist exam for Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007.
4.
5.
COMP
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
6.
Presentation Concepts
Planning and Developing Your Presentation
Giving Your Presentation
Managing Your File
Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2007
Creating a Presentation
Applying and Modifying Text and Graphic Objects
Presenting a Slide Show with Special Effects
Integrating PowerPoint with Other Programs and
Collaborating with Workgroups
Applying Advanced Special Effects in Presentations
Creating Special Types of Presentations
Additional Cases
Microsoft Office
PowerPoint 2007—
Illustrated Introductory
Microsoft Office
PowerPoint 2007:
Introductory
David Beskeen
Pasewark and Pasewark,
Rachel Biheller Bunin
978-1-4239-0524-0
(1-4239-0524-5)
June 2007 208 pages
978-1-4239-0413-7
(1-4239-0413-3)
August 2007 253 pages
[softcover, spiral-bound]
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Allows students to create PowerPoint Presentations from scratch
without relying on the auto content wizard, giving students the
flexibility to design for their needs.
• Covers the new Theme feature, a set of formatting choices such as
colors, fonts, and objects that can be saved and used for future use.
• Teaches students about the protection and management tools,
allowing them to use these features to digitally sign and protect
their presentation.
• Features a Getting Started with Office 2007 unit that prepares
students with an in-depth introduction to the common features in
each software application.
• Offers a new Real Life Independent Challenge exercise where
students create presentations for their everyday lives.
• Meets the requirements of the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist exam for Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007.
• Offers a flexible format making this book ideal for classrooms with
students who have varying abilities.
• Provides numerous step-by-step exercises, review exercises, and
case projects to enhance students’ learning experiences.
• Helps students develop skills individually or in a team setting using
strong end-of-lesson material, including Concepts Review projects
and Critical Thinking activities.
• Gives students additional information and guidance through Did
You Know? boxes, Net Tips boxes, and Important boxes.
• Increases students’ retention of skills through end-of-lesson exercises
including lesson summary, vocabulary, and review questions.
• Includes an Online Companion with PowerPoint presentations, key
terms, and more for additional student learning.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
A.
BRIEF
B.
C.
D.
E.
INTRO
F.
G.
H.
Getting Started with Office 2007
Creating a Presentation in PowerPoint 2007
Modifying a Presentation
Inserting Objects into a Presentation
Finishing a Presentation
Working with Advanced Tools and Masters
Enhancing Charts
Inserting Illustrations, Objects, and Media Clips
Using Advanced Features
2.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Introduction
Microsoft Windows Vista Basics
Microsoft Office 2007 Basics
Microsoft PowerPoint 2007
PowerPoint Basics
Creating and Enhancing PowerPoint Presentations
Working with Visual Elements
Expanding on PowerPoint Basics
APPENDICES
A:
B:
Computer Concepts
Keyboarding Touch System Improvement
Presentation Tools
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ADDITIONAL VERSION
BRIEF: Getting Started with Office 2007; Units A–D
978-1-4239-0523-3 (1-4239-0523-7)
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SPREADSHEETS...
79
Microsoft Excel 2010
82
Microsoft Excel 2007
Microsoft® Office Excel
2010: Introductory,
International Edition
New Perspectives
on Microsoft®
Office Excel® 2010:
Comprehensive,
International Edition
Gary B. Shelly,
Jeffrey J. Quasney
978-0-538-74590-1
Book cover
(0-538-74590-8)
©2011 376 pages
not available
June Jamrich Parsons, Dan Oja,
Roy Ageloff, Patrick Carey
978-0-538-47068-1
(0-538-47068-2)
©2011 904 pages
NEW
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Gives students an introductory presentation of Excel 2010, including
new features of the software, using the highly-successful Shelly
Cashman Series pedagogy.
• A step-by-step, screen-by-screen approach allows students to
successfully learn and retain information to be used in their personal
and professional lives.
• New opening chapter presents essential Office 2010 and
Windows® 7 skills preventing repetitive coverage of basic skills in
the applications chapters and providing students with a strong base
for further learning.
• New pedagogical elements enrich material and create an accessible
and user-friendly approach allowing easy navigation through the
skills in each chapter.
• Business case scenarios keep students engaged throughout the
tutorials, providing a real-world context in which they can apply the
concepts and skills presented.
• Visual Overview – a two-page spread at the start of each session –
gives a preview of the topics and terms covered in the session and
can be used as a study guide before quizzes and tests.
• ProSkills Boxes tie Excel 2010 concepts and skills with career
relevancy by providing guidance for using the software in
professional situations.
• ProSkills exercises integrate the technology skills students learn
with one or more of today’s necessary professional skills, such as
teamwork, written communication, verbal communication, problem
solving and decision making.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
Excel Common Elements.
Creating a Worksheet and an Embedded Chart.
Formulas, Functions, and Formatting.
What-If Analysis and Working with Large Worksheets.
Web Apps for Excel.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
APPENDICES
A:
C:
D:
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
COMPLETE: (Available September 2010)
978-0-538-75004-2 (0-538-75004-9)
COMPREHENSIVE: (Available December 2010)
978-0-538-74591-8 (0-538-74591-6)
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
D:
Spreadsheets
B:
Working with Text Functions and Creating Custom
Formats
Integrating Excel with Other Windows Programs
Creating a Shared Workbook
Working with Enhanced Formatting Tools
Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2010.
Getting Started with Excel.
Formatting a Workbook.
Working with Formulas and Functions.
Working with Charts and Graphics.
Working with Excel Tables, PivotTables, and
PivotCharts.
Managing Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks.
Using Advanced Functions, Conditional Formatting,
and Filtering.
Developing an Excel Application.
Developing a Financial Analysis.
Performing What-If Analyses.
Connecting to External Data.
Expanding Excel with Visual Basic for Applications.
Additional Cases.
Working with Text Functions and Creating Custom
Formats.
Integrating Excel with Other Windows Programs
Creating a Shared Workbook.
Working with Enhanced Formatting Tools.
ADDITIONAL VERSION
INTRODUCTORY: (Tutorials 1 – 8, Appendices A & B)
978-0-538-47069-8 (0-538-47069-0)
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Microsoft® Office
Excel® 2010: Illustrated
Complete, International
Edition
Elizabeth Reding, Lynn Wermers
Pasewark/Pasewark,
Robin M. Romer
Book cover
978-1-11152831-7
978-0-538-47521-1
not available
(1-11152831-4)
©2011 504 pages
(0-538-47521-8)
©2011 365 pages
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Easy-to-follow and easy-to-absorb two-page spread lessons appeal
to a wide variety of learning styles.
• End-of-chapter Independent Challenges and Visual Workshops
make concepts relevant and easier to understand through hands-on
applications and detailed explanations.
• Quick Tips and Trouble boxes within the step-by-step instructions
help students avoid typical errors and pitfalls.
• SkyDrive appendix covers how to store and share files with almost
anyone anywhere!
• Clues to Use boxes offer concise information that expands on the
lesson skill or describes a related task, adding context to skills and
concepts.
• Gives students an introductory presentation of Excel 2010, including
new features of the software, using the highly-successful Shelly
Cashman Series pedagogy.
• A step-by-step, screen-by-screen approach allows students to
successfully learn and retain information to be used in their personal
and professional lives.
• New opening chapter presents essential Office 2010 and
Windows® 7 skills preventing repetitive coverage of basic skills in
the applications chapters and providing students with a strong base
for further learning.
• New pedagogical elements enrich material and create an accessible
and user-friendly approach allowing easy navigation through the
skills in each chapter.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Unit B.
Unit A.
Unit A.
Unit B.
Unit C.
Unit D.
Spreadsheets
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Unit A.
Unit E.
Unit F.
Unit G.
Unit H.
Unit I.
Unit J.
Unit K.
Unit L.
Unit M.
Unit N.
Unit O.
Unit P.
Getting Started with Windows 7.
Understanding File Management.
Getting Started with Office 2010.
Getting Started with Excel 2010.
Working with Formulas and Functions.
Formatting a Worksheet.
Working with Charts.
Analyzing Data Using Formulas.
Managing Workbook Data.
Using Tables.
Analyzing Table Data.
Automating Worksheet Tasks.
Enhancing Charts.
Using What-if Analysis.
Analyzing Data wiht PivotTables.
Exchanging Data with Other Programs.
Sharing Excel Files and Incorporating Web Information.
Customizing Excel and Advanced Worksheet
Management.
Programming with Excel.
APPENDICES
A:
80
Microsoft® Office
Excel® 2010:
Introductory
Working with SkyDrive and Office Web Apps
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Introduction Unit.
Office 2010 Basics and the Internet.
Windows 7 Basics.
EXCEL UNIT
Excel Basics
Changing the Appearance of a Worksheet.
Organizing the Worksheet.
Entering Worksheet Forumlas.
Using Functions.
Enhancing a Worksheet.
Working with Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks.
APPENDICES
A:
b:
Computer Concepts
Keyboarding.
Succeeding in Business with Microsoft® Office Excel® 2010: A ProblemSolving Approach, International Edition
Debra Gross, Frank Akaiwa, Karleen Nordquist
978-0-538-47323-1
(0-538-47323-1)
©2011 712 pages
This text prepares students to analyze data and solve real-life business problems using
Microsoft Excel 2010 as a tool.
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Emphasizes problem-solving, critical thinking, and analysis to
challenge students to find efficient and effective solutions to
business situations.
• Introduces students gradually to more challenging and broader
problems through three levels of complexity in each chapter.
• Offers steps to Success activities within each level offer students the
opportunity to apply the skills they have learned before moving to
the next level.
• Teaches students to managel not only with immediate problems, but
the inevitable “what if” scenarios that occur in business situations.
• Offers business case problems (such as accounting, finance,
marketing, and operations management) and Steps to Success
activities that provide additional practice in a real-world context.
• Provides feature boxes throughout the chapters provide quick
references to steps needed to complete tasks, and tips to help
students become more efficient users of Excel.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Introduction.
Applying Fundamental Excel Skills and Tools in
Problem Solving.
Solving Problems with Statistical Analysis Tools.
Determining Effective Data Display with Charts.
Applying Logic in Decision Making.
Retrieving Data for Computation, Analysis, and
Reference.
Evaluating the Financial Impact of Loans and
Investments.
Organizing Data for Effective Analysis.
Using Data Tables and Excel Scenarios for What-If
Analysis.
Enhancing Decision Making with Solver.
Troubleshooting Workbooks and Creating Excel
Applications.
Glossary.
Index.
Spreadsheets
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Microsoft Office Excel
2007: Comprehensive
Concepts and
Techniques,
International Edition
Gary B. Shelly,
Thomas J. Cashman,
Jeffrey J. Quasney
978-0-538-74570-3
(0-538-74570-3)
©2008 880 pages
INTRODUCTORY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
5.
6.
Spreadsheets
82
Financial Functions, Data Tables, and Amortization
Schedules
Creating, Sorting, and Querying a Table
Creating Templates and Working with Multiple
Worksheets and Workbooks
Graphics Feature: SmartArt and Images
7.
8.
9.
Using Macros and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)
with Excel
Formula Auditing, Data Validation, and Complex
Problem Solving
Importing Data, Working with PivotCharts, PivotTables,
and Trendlines
Collaboration Feature: Using SharePoint and Excel
Services
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
INTRODUCTORY: Chapters 1–3; 1 Special Feature; Appendices
978-1-4188-4342-7 (1-4188-4342-3)
COMPLETE: Chapters 1–6; 2 Special Features; Appendices
978-1-4188-4343-4 (1-4188-4343-1)
Creating a Worksheet and an Embedded Chart
Formulas, Functions, Formatting, and Web Queries
What-If Analysis, Charting, and Working with Large
Worksheets
Web Feature: Creating Web Pages Using Excel
4.
COMPLETE
• Gives students a comprehensive presentation of Excel 2007,
including new features of the software, using the highly successful
Shelly Cashman Series pedagogy.
• Offers a new Plan Ahead feature, which prepares students to create
successful projects by encouraging them to think about what they
are trying to accomplish before they begin.
• Gives students the information they need to know, when they need
to know it, through enhancements to the step-by-step instructions,
a new Q&A feature, and improved callouts on screen shots.
• Engages students with new Experimental steps, which encourage
them to go beyond step-by-step instructions to take advantage of
the features in the Microsoft Office Excel 2007 new user interface.
• Increases students’ retention with brand new end-of-chapter
exercises, including Make It Right, Extend Your Knowledge,
and Make It Personal, which emphasize problem solving and
experimentation.
• Meets the requirements of the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist exam for Microsoft Office Excel 2007.
COMPREHENSIVE
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
D:
E:
F:
G:
Project Planning Guidelines
Introduction to Microsoft Office 2007
Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Help
Publishing Office 2007 Web Pages to a Web Server
Customizing Microsoft Office Excel 2007
Steps for the Windows XP User
Microsoft Business Certification Program
New Perspectives on
Microsoft Office Excel
2007, Comprehensive
June Jamrich Parsons, Dan Oja,
Roy Ageloff, Patrick Carey
978-1-4239-0585-1
(1-4239-0585-7)
August 2007 904 pages
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
1.
BRIEF
2.
3.
4.
5.
INTRODUCTORY
• Offers comprehensive coverage of the new Excel 2007 features
including table styles, design themes, conditional formatting tools,
workbook formats, and the new Excel charts.
• Gives students additional practice building simple formulas and
formatting worksheets in the opening tutorials before moving on to
more advanced skills.
• Provides a Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2007 tutorial
that gets students up and running with the new features and user
interface.
• New InSight boxes offer best practices for working with the
software, and a new Tip feature provides hints for more efficient use
of the software.
• Features Reality Check exercises, new comprehensive, open-ended
assignments that give students the opportunity to practice skills by
creating practical, real-world documents such as personal budgets
and loans.
• Meets the requirements for the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist exam for Microsoft Office Excel 2007.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
COMP
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
12.
APPENDICES
A:
NEW
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B:
C:
D:
Working with Text Functions and Creating Custom
Formats
Integrating Excel with Other Windows Programs
Creating a Shared Workbook
Working with Enhanced Formatting Tools
Spreadsheets
COMPREHENSIVE, PREMIUM VIDEO EDITION
978-0-8400-6210-9 (0-8400-6210-9)
BRIEF: Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2007; Tutorials 1–4
978-1-4239-0583-7 (1-4239-0583-0)
INTRODUCTORY: Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2007;
Tutorials 1–8; Appendices A-B
978-1-4239-0584-4 (1-4239-0584-9)
Managing Your Files
Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2007
Getting Started with Excel
Formatting a Workbook
Working with Formulas and Functions
Working with Charts and Graphics
Working with Excel Tables, PivotTables, and
PivotCharts
Managing Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks
Using Advanced Functions, Conditional Formatting,
and Filtering
Developing an Excel Application
Developing a Financial Analysis
Performing What-If Analyses
Connecting to External Data
Expanding Excel with Visual Basic for Applications
Additional Cases
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Microsoft Office
Excel 2007—Illustrated
Complete
Elizabeth Eisner Reding,
Lynn Wermers
978-1-4239-0522-6
(1-4239-0522-9)
June 2007 488 pages
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A.
B.
BRIEF
• Presents lessons in a clean, easy-to-follow two-page spread layout
that appeals to a wide variety of learning styles.
• Includes a new lesson on basic math skills in the opening unit to
help students as they learn about formulas and functions.
• Covers the new features of Microsoft Excel 2007, including the new
user interface, charting capabilities, new functions, and structured
references in table formulas.
• Offers a new Real Life Independent Challenge exercise where
students create spreadsheets for their everyday lives, such as
personal budgets or loan calculators.
• Introduces Quest Specialty Travel, a brand new case study that
provides a practical scenario for students as they learn skills.
• Meets the requirements of the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist exam for Microsoft Office Excel 2007.
C.
D.
E.
F.
INTRO
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
G.
H.
I.
J.
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
Spreadsheets
84
K.
L.
M.
N.
COMPLETE
BRIEF: Units A–D
978-1-4239-0520-2 (1-4239-0520-2)
INTRODUCTORY: Units A–H
978-1-4239-0521-9 (1-4239-0521-0)
O.
P.
Windows Vista Unit A: Getting Started with
Windows Vista
Windows Vista Unit B: Understanding File
Management
Getting Started with Office 2007
Getting Started with Excel 2007
Working with Formulas and Functions
Formatting a Worksheet
Working with Charts
Analyzing Data Using Formulas and Functions
Managing Workbook Data
Using Tables
Analyzing Table Data
Automating worksheet Tasks
Enhancing Charts
Using What-If Analysis
Analyzing Data with PivotTables
Exchanging Data with Other Programs
Sharing Excel Files and Incorporating Web Information
Customizing Excel and Advanced Worksheet
Management
Programming with Excel
Succeeding in Business
with Microsoft Office
Excel 2007: A ProblemSolving Approach
Microsoft Office
Excel 2007: Introductory
Pasewark and Pasewark,
Robin M. Romer
Debra Gross, Frank Akaiwa,
Karleen Nordquist
978-1-4239-0411-3
(1-4239-0411-7)
September 2007 332 pages
[softcover, spiral-bound]
978-1-4239-0605-6
(1-4239-0605-5)
September 2007 696 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Emphasizes problem solving, critical thinking, and analysis to
challenge students to find efficient and effective solutions to
business situations.
• Introduces students gradually to more challenging and broader
problems through three levels of complexity in each chapter.
• Offers Steps to Success activities within each level that give students
the opportunity to apply the skills they have learned before moving
to the next level.
• Teaches students to manage not only immediate problems, but the
inevitable “what if” scenarios that occur in business situations.
• Offers business case problems, such as accounting, finance,
marketing, and operations management, and Steps to Success
activities that provide additional practice in a real-world context.
• Provides Feature boxes throughout the chapters as quick references
to steps needed to complete tasks, and tips to help students
become more efficient users of Excel.
• Offers a flexible format making this book ideal for classrooms with
students who have varying abilities.
• Provides numerous step-by-step exercises, review exercises, and
case projects to enhance students’ learning experiences.
• Helps students develop skills individually or in a team setting using
strong end-of-lesson material, including Concepts Review projects
and Critical Thinking activities.
• Gives students additional information and guidance through Did
You Know? boxes, Net Tips boxes, and Important boxes.
• Increases students’ retention of skills through end-of-lesson
exercises including lesson summary, vocabulary, and review
questions.
• Includes an Online Companion with PowerPoint presentations, key
terms, and more for additional student learning.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
9.
10.
2.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
APPENDICES
A:
B:
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Spreadsheets
6.
Introduction
Applying Fundamental Excel Skills and Tools in Problem Solving
Solving Problems with Statistical Analysis Tools
Determining Effective Data Display with Charts
Applying Logic in Decision Making
Retrieving Data for Computation, Analysis, and Reference
Evaluating the Financial Impact of Loans and Investments
Organizing Data for Effective Analysis
Using Data Tables and Excel Scenarios for What-If Analysis
Enhancing Decision Making with Solver
Troubleshooting Workbooks and Creating Excel Applications
Introduction
Microsoft Windows Vista Basics
Microsoft Office 2007 Basics
Microsoft Excel 2007
Excel Basics
Changing the Appearance of a Worksheet
Organizing the Worksheet
Entering Worksheet Formulas
Using Functions
Enhancing a Worksheet
Working with Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks
Working with Charts
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Microsoft Excel 2007 for
Medical Professionals
Elizabeth Eisner Reding,
Lynn Wermers
978-1-4239-9935-5
(1-4239-9935-5)
March 2008 232 pages
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Provides the Riverwalk Medical Clinic case study, which is threaded
throughout the text, along with the end-of-unit exercises as
examples of typical tasks students will encounter in a medical office,
hospital, or clinic work setting.
• Teaches a single skill at a time using a two-page spread format;
students follow the steps on the left-hand page, and screen shots
showing examples are on the right-hand page.
• Offers optional Advanced Challenge Exercises in the end-ofunit material, allowing advanced students to practice the more
challenging skills covered in the lesson material.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
Spreadsheets
H.
86
Getting Started with Office 2007
Getting Started with Excel 2007
Working with Formulas and Functions
Formatting a Worksheet
Working with Charts
Analyzing Data Using Formulas
Managing Workbook Data
Using Tables
Analyzing Table Data
WEB DESIGN
& DEVELOPMENT...
88
Introduction to Web Design and Development
89
Adobe Dreamweaver
92
Adobe Flash
95
Adobe Illustrator
97
Adobe InDesign
99
Adoble Photoshop
103
Microsoft Expression Web
105
Microsoft Publisher
106
HTML
Web Design & Development
Web Design:
Introductory Concepts
and Techniques,
Third Edition
Principles of Web
Design, 4th Edition,
International Edition
Gary B. Shelly,
H. Albert Napier,
Ollie N. Rivers
978-0-538-74757-8
(0-538-74757-9)
©2009 460 pages
Joel Sklar
978-1-4239-2718-1
(1-4239-2718-4)
©2009 260 pages
NEW
This third edition explains the connection between
a detailed design plan that considers audience
needs, site purpose, and various technical issues of a
successful Web site. Written for an introductory course,
the text offers a variety of challenging written and
hands-on activities at the end of each chapter that test
comprehension, build Web research skills and design
awareness, and provoke thought regarding current
issues in technology. Web Design, Third Edition reveals
useful design concepts and techniques typically not
addressed in HTML or Web authoring texts, and is
written in a style that makes the concepts presented
easy to understand.
NEW
The ultimate guide to Web site design, Principles of
Web Design, Fourth Edition leads you through the
entire Web site creation process, from start to finish,
while developing and enhancing your HTML, CSS,
and visual design skills along the way. Readers will
begin by learning about the Web design environment
and the principles of sound Web design, continue to
planning site layout and navigation, and progress to
Web typography, colors and images, working with CSS,
and more. Updated to include the latest Web design
technologies and trends, this Fourth Edition features
all-new sections on Web accessibility, standards-based
coding, and CSS positioning, as well as technical
updates and new screen shots throughout.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Uses real-world examples and up-to-date design tools to illustrate
the basic concepts and principles of good Web design.
• Encourages students to apply Web design concepts through multiple
hands-on Your Turn activities in each chapter.
• Enriches chapter topics with Q&A elements, Design Tips, and @
Source online references.
• Challenges students to research, analyze, and report on real-world
Web design issues through the @Issue, Hands On, and Team
Approach end-of-chapter exercises.
• Provides a running case study in which students apply Web design
concepts as they plan and create their own Web site
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
The Environment and the Tools.
Web Publishing Fundamentals
Planning a Successful Web Site: Part 1
Planning a Successful Web Site: Part 2
Typography and Graphics
Multimedia and Interactivity on the Web
Promoting and Maintaining a Web Site.
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
Design Tips
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
• Now in color! This allows users to see the truly visual nature of the
example Web sites used to illustrate Web design principles. Updated
illustrations and screen shots reflect current browsers and relevant
visualizations of key concepts.
• New Case Study Team project encourages experimentation and
learning by doing
• New “Creating Positioned Layouts” and “Web Design Studio”
chapters
• Key Terms have been added to the end of each chapter and terms
are defined in the Glossary
1:
2:
3:
4:
5:
6:
7:
8:
9:
10:
11:
12:
13:
Understanding the Web Design Environment.
Web Site Design Principles.
Planning the Site.
Planning Site Navigation.
Working with Tables.
Introducing Cascading Style Sheets.
Web Typography.
Graphics and Color.
Using the Box Properties.
Creating Positioned Layouts.
Creating Framed Layouts.
Working with Forms.
Web Page Design Studio.
APPENDICES
A:
88
B:
XHTML Reference.
CSS Reference
New Perspectives on
Adobe Dreamweaver
CS5, Comprehensive,
International Edition
Adobe Dreamweaver
CS5 Illustrated,
International Edition
Sherry Bishop
Book cover
not available
NEW
978-0-538-47871-7
(0-538-47871-3)
©2011 312 pages
NEW
NEW PERSPECTIVES ON ADOBE DREAMWEAVER CS5,
COMPREHENSIVE offers a critical-thinking approach to
teaching Web design. This text explains and reinforces
design software concepts and skills through the New
Perspectives’ signature case-based, problem-solving
pedagogy. Students will transcend point-and-click skills
to take full advantage of the software’s utility.
Teaching your students has never been easier than with
ADOBE DREAMWEAVER CS5 ILLUSTRATED. This readerfriendly book presents each skill on two facing pages,
providing detailed instructions on the left-hand page
and large, full-color screenshots on the right page.
The visual format helps students intuitively grasp the
concepts in the book and apply them to the classroom
and workplace environment.
Web Design & Development
Mitch Geller, Kelly Hart
978-0-538-47333-0
(0-538-47333-9)
©2011 576 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Business case scenarios keep students engaged throughout the
tutorials, providing a real-world context in which they can apply the
concepts and skills presented.
• Key Steps highlight important steps to help students pay close
attention to completing the step correctly and avoid timeconsuming rework.
• Visual Overview – a two-page spread at the start of each session –
gives a preview of the topics and terms covered in the session and
can be used as a study guide before quizzes and tests.
• ProSkills Boxes tie Dreamweaver CS5 concepts and skills with
career relevancy by providing guidance for using the software in
professional situations.
• ProSkills exercises integrate the technology skills students learn
with one or more of today’s necessary professional skills, such as
teamwork, written communication, verbal communication, problem
solving and decision making.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Getting Started with Adobe Dreamweaver CS5.
Planning and Designing a Successful Web Site.
Adding and Formatting Text.
Using CSS for Page Layout.
Working with Graphics and Tables.
Creating Reusable Assets and Forms.
Adding Behaviors and Rich Media.
Creating Spry Elements and Alternate Style Sheets.
Adding Database Functionality.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Easy-to-follow and easy-to-absorb two-page spread lessons appeal
to a wide variety of learning styles.
• Coverage of the newest Dreamweaver CS5 design functions helps
students get the most from the software.
• Trouble and Quick Tips boxes within the step-by-step directions
helps users avoid typical errors and pitfalls.
• End of unit Independent Challenges and Visual Workshops make
concepts relevant and gives students extra practice with the skills
covered in the unit.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
Getting Started
Unit A: Getting Started with Adobe Dreamweaver CS5.
Unit B: Creating a Web Site.
Unit C: Developing a Web Page.
Unit D: Formatting a Text with CSS Styles.
Unit E: Inserting and Managing Images.
Unit F: Creating Links and Menu Bars.
Unit G: Using CSS for Page Layout.
Unit H: Adding Media Content.
Unit I: Positioning Objects with HTML Tables.
Unit J: Collecting Data with Forms.
APPENDICES
A:
Maintaining and Publishing Your Web Site.
APPENDICES
A: Exploring Wrap Up Tasks and Working in a Team.
Using Dreamweaver CS5 on a Macintosh (available on
Web site only).
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Adobe Dreamweaver
CS5 Revealed,
International Edition
New Perspectives on
Abobe Dreamweaver
CS4: Comprehensive,
International Edition,
Second Edition
Sherry Bishop
Web Design & Development
978-1-1111-3070-1
(1-1111-3070-1)
©2011 544 pages
978-0-538-74536-9
(0-538-74536-3)
©2010 560 pages
NEW
ADOBE DREAMWEAVER CS5 REVEALED uses detailed,
vibrant illustrations; clear, straightforward lessons; and
real-world case studies to provide an overview of the
Dreamweaver interface and how to use it effectively.
This latest edition includes expanded content on
CSS best practices, the new Navigation toolbar, the
simplified site setup, Spry menu bars, improved CSS
layouts, and Live view navigation. Sidebars throughout
the book incorporate basic Web design principles,
providing readers with a skill set that goes beyond the
software interface and can be applied in a variety of
situations.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Covers all the latest Dreamweaver CS5 tools—including the new
CSS Enable/Disable CSS Property button, redesigned CSS layouts,
Live View Navigation feature and much more.
• All new features are highlighted throughout the text with a new
features icon.
• Color illustrations correspond to lesson steps for clear visual
instruction.
• Extensive redesigned data files—including HTML files, text, images,
Flash content, and video content—are included with the text to
engage readers and give them the tools they need to develop a
website from start to finish.
• Power User Shortcuts offer readers tips and tricks for quick learning
and efficient use of the software.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1:
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
90
Kelly Hart
13.
Getting Started with Dreamweaver.
Developing a Web Page.
Working with Text and CSS.
Adding Images.
Working with Links and Navigation.
Positioning Content with CSS and Div Tags.
Managing and Publishing a Site.
Managing Style Sheets.
Using Tables to Display Data.
Collecting Data with Forms.
Adding Media and Interactivity with Flash and Spry.
Creating and Using Templates.
Working with Library Items and Snippets.
• Offers updated coverage of the newest features of Adobe
Dreamweaver CS4 including CSS functionality without writing the
code, new Live View feature, and JavaScript code hinting.
• Provides extensive information about planning and designing a
professional Web page, including information on architecture,
market and target audience research, and end-user analysis and
profiling.
• Bolsters concepts and skills through end-of-chapter materials
including Quick Checks, Review Assignments, and multiple Case
Problems.
• Illustrates concepts with full-color screen shots and diagrams.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Getting Started
Planning and Designing a Successful Web Site
Creating Page and Site Structure with CSS Style.
Adding and Formatting Text with CSS Styles
Adding and Editing Graphics (Photoshop Integration)
Adding Rich Media to a Web Site
Spicing things with Spry Elements, Behaviors, and JavaScript.
Adding Rich Media to a Web Site
Creating Reusable Assets and Forms
Adding Database Functionality
Adobe®
Dreamweaver®
CS4: Comprehensive
Concepts and
Techniques,
International Edition
Adobe Dreamweaver
CS4 - Illustrated,
International Edition
Sherry Bishop
978-0-538-74712-7
(0-538-74712-9 )
©2010 288 pages
Gary B. Shelly, Dolores J. Wells
CS5 in Dec 2010
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Teaches students to build a Web site as a continuing case project
throughout the book that they can use as a Web portfolio.
• Includes material for a ten- to fifteen-week course that teaches
Dreamweaver CS4 as the primary component.
• Updated for the Dreamweaver CS4 software, including coverage
of the popular feature for creating a Web Photo Album in the
Dreamweaver CS4 environment.
• Offers project-specific cases to give students an understanding of
the objectives taught in each chapter.
9.
Getting Started with Adobe Dreamweaver CS4.
Creating a Web Site.
Developing a Web Page.
Formatting Text Using HTML and CSS Styles.
Using and Managing Images.
Creating Links and Navigation Bars.
Using CSS to Lay Out Pages.
Positioning Objects with HTML Tables.
Collecting Data with Forms.
A:
Maintaining and Publishing Your Web Site.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Web Design & Development
978-0-538-74564-2
0-538-74564-9)
©2010 760 pages
APPENDICES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Introduction: Website Development and Adobe Dreamweaver
CS4.
Creating a Dreamweaver Web Page and Local Site.
Adding Web Pages, Links, and Images.
Tables and Page Layout.
Forms.
Templates and Style Sheets.
Absolute Positioning, Image Maps, and Navigation Bars.
Page Layout with Frames.
Media Objects.
Using Spry to Create Interactive Web Pages.
SF. Dreamweaver Web Photo Album
APPENDICES
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
Dreamweaver CS4 Help.
Dreamweaver and Accessibility.
Publishing to a Web Server.
Customizing Adobe Dreamweaver CS4.
Steps for the Windows XP User.
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Adobe Dreamweaver
CS4—Revealed
New Perspectives
on Adobe Flash CS5,
Comprehensive,
International Edition
Sherry Bishop
Web Design & Development
978-1-4354-4192-7
(1-4354-4192-3)
©2010 560 pages
Luis A. Lopez, Robin M. Romer
Book cover
not available
978-0-538-47258-6
(0-538-47258-8)
©2011 536 pages
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Color illustrations correspond to lesson steps for clear visual
instruction.
• Extensive data files—including HTML files, text, images, Flash
content, and video content—are included with the text to engage
readers and give them the tools they need to develop a website
from start to finish.
• Power User Shortcuts offer readers tips and tricks for quick learning
and efficient use of the software.
• Business case scenarios keep students engaged throughout the
tutorials, providing a real-world context in which they can apply the
concepts and skills presented.
• Visual Overview – a two-page spread at the start of each session –
gives a preview of the topics and terms covered in the session and
can be used as a study guide before quizzes and tests.
• Key Steps highlight important steps to help students pay close
attention to completing the step correctly and avoid timeconsuming rework.
• ProSkills Boxes tie Flash Professional CS5 concepts and skills with
career relevancy by providing guidance for using the software in
professional situations.
• ProSkills exercises integrate the technology skills students learn
with one or more of today’s necessary professional skills, such as
teamwork, written communication, verbal communication, problem
solving and decision making.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Introducing Adobe Flash CS5 Professional.
Drawing Shapes, Adding Text, and Creating Symbols.
Creating Animations.
Creating Complex Animations.
Making a Document Interactive.
Creating Special Effects with Graphics and Gradients.
Planning and Creating a Flash Web Site.
Programming with ActionScript 3.0.
Using Components and Video, and Creating Content for Printing
and Mobile Devices.
Additional Case 1: Creating an Interactive Banner for a Web
Site.
Additional Case 2: Creating a Web Site with a Banner, a
Payment Calculator, a Photos Page and a Video Page.
APPENDIX
A:
B:
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Becoming an Adobe Certified Associate.
Using Adobe Flash CS5 on a Macintosh.
Book cover
Adobe Flash CS5
Revealed, International
Edition
Barbara M. Waxer
978-1-1111-3057-2
(1-1111-3057-4)
©2011 608 pages
Jim Shuman
978-0-538-47756-7
(0-538-47756-3)
©2011 224 pages
NEW
NEW
This reader-friendly book presents each skill on two
facing pages, providing detailed instructions on the
left-hand page and large, full-color screenshots on the
right page. The visual format helps students intuitively
grasp the concepts in the book and apply them to the
classroom and workplace environment.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Easy-to-follow and easy-to-absorb two-page spread lessons appeal
to a wide variety of learning styles.
• Coverage of the newest Flash Professional CS5 design functions
helps students get the most from the software.
• Trouble and Quick Tips boxes within the step-by-step directions
helps users avoid typical errors and pitfalls.
• End of unit Independent Challenges and Visual Workshops make
concepts relevant and gives students extra practice with the skills
covered in the unit.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Full coverage of Adobe Flash CS5’s new features, and enhancements
to current features, as well as a new section on learning the basics
of ActionScript 3.0.
• All new features are highlighted throughout the text with a new
features icon.
• Step-by-step instructions clearly show how to create, modify, and
enhance Flash files.
• Extensive end-of-chapter projects reinforce critical skills by applying
them to real-world applications.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
6.
7.
Unit A: Getting
Started with Flash CS5.
Unit B: Creating Graphics and Text.
Unit C: Using The Timeline.
Unit D: Creating Animation.
Unit E: Publishing and Exporting a Document.
Unit F: Creating Buttons and Using Media.
Unit G: Adding Interactivity.
Unit H: Integrating with Other Programs.
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9.
10.
11.
12.
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Professional CS5
Illustrated, Introductory,
International Edition
Getting Started with Adobe Flash CS5.
Drawing Objects in Adobe Flash.
Working with Symbols and Interactivity.
Creating Animations.
Creating Special Effects
Preparing and Publishing Movies.
Importing and Modifying Graphics.
Building Complex Animations using.
Using ActionScript.
Using ActionScript to Enhance User Experience.
Adding Sound and Video.
Working with Components.
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Web Design & Development
New Perspectives
on Adobe Flash CS4:
Comprehensive,
International Edition
Adobe® Flash® CS4 Illustrated Introductory,
International Edition
Luis Lopez
978-0-538-75164-9
(0-538-75164-9)
©2010 224 pages
978-0-538-74549-9
(0-538-74549-5)
©2010 528 pages
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Provides students with comprehensive instruction on Adobe Flash
CS4 using the New Perspectives Series’ signature case-based,
problem-solving approach.
• Illustrates concepts with full-color screen shots and diagrams.
• Fosters student confidence with increasingly difficult tasks within
each tutorial.
• Bolsters concepts and skills through end-of-chapter materials
including Quick Checks, Review Assignments, and multiple Case
Problems.
• ADOBE FLASH CS4 – ILLUSTRATED uses a reader-friendly two-page
spread format with succinct instructions on the left and large, fullcolor screenshots on the right.
• The author features instructions on the newest Adobe Flash CS4
features, keeping students up-to-date on the latest Adobe trends.
• Concepts come to life with relevant and extended case studies and
Independent Challenges.
• ADOBE FLASH CS4 – ILLUSTRATED helps students avoid common
mistakes and offers “Quick Tips” within the step-by-step directions.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introducing Adobe Flash CS3 Professional
Drawing Shapes, Adding Text, and Creating Symbols
3. Creating Animations
4. Creating Special Animations
5. Making a Document Interactive
6. Working with Bitmaps and Gradients, and Publishing Flash Files
7. Planning and Creating a Flash Web Site
8. Programming with ActionScript 3.0
9. Using Flash Components and Video
Additional Cases.
Appendix A.
Appendix B.
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1.
1.
2.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Getting Started with Flash CS4.
Creating Graphics and Text
Using the Timeline
Creating Animation
Publishing and Exporting a Document
Creating Buttons and Using Media
Adding Interactivity
Integrating with Other Programs
Adobe Flash CS4
Revealed, International
Edition
Adobe Illustrator
CS5 Illustrated,
International Edition
Jim Shuman
Chris Botello
978-0-8400-3104-4
(0-8400-3104-1)
©2010 552 pages
Book cover
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Step-by-step instruction guides you through creating, modifying,
and enhancing Flash files.
• Hundreds of full-color illustrations engage readers and clarify key
concepts.
• Extensive end-of-chapter projects reinforce critical skills by requiring
readers to apply them to real-world scenarios.
• Back-of-book glossary provides a quick reference and at-yourfingertips access to information.
• Easy-to-follow and easy-to-absorb two-page spread lessons appeal
to a wide variety of learning styles.
• Coverage of the newest Illustrator CS5 design functions helps
students get the most from the software.
• Trouble and Quick Tips boxes within the step-by-step directions
helps users avoid typical errors and pitfalls.
• End of unit Independent Challenges and Visual Workshops make
concepts relevant and gives students extra practice with the skills
covered in the unit.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Unit A: Getting
Started with Adobe Illustrator CS5.
Essential Operations.
Unit C: Going Beyond the Basics.
Unit D: Created Blends and Complex Objects.
Unit E: Working with Text and Gradients.
Unit F: Drawing in Illustrator.
Unit G: Working with Advanced Techniques.
Glossary. Index.
Unit B: Performing
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Revealed, International
Edition
Adobe® Illustrator®
CS4 - Illustrated,
International Edition
James L. Mohler
Chris Botello
978-1-1111-3048-0
(1-1111-3048-5)
©2011 640 pages
978-0-538-46902-9
(0-538-46902-1)
©2010 200 pages
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Four-color graphics vividly illustrate key features and concepts.
• Expert author with more than 20 years of graphic design experience
offers tips and techniques from the user’s perspective.
• Updated exercises and extensive coverage of new CS5 features
including the new Perspective Grid feature, the new Shape Builder
tools, Bristle Brush and “Beautiful Strokes.”
• All new features are highlighted throughout the text with a new
features icon.
• Data Files included at the back of the book let the user work
through real-world projects step-by-step, with guidance through the
entire process.
• Users are encouraged to build a portfolio by completing the
projects at the end of each chapter, many of which give users the
opportunity to explore and express their unique creative talents.
• ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR CS4 - ILLUSTRATED features the readerfriendly two-page spread format that is a signature of the
ILLUSTRATED SERIES. This easy-to-comprehend layout provides
succinct lessons with instructions on the left-hand page and large,
full-color screenshots on the right page--ensuring thorough user
understanding.
• Comprehensive coverage includes detailed instruction on Adobe
Illustrator CS4’s newest vector graphic drawing and editing
functions.
• End-of-chapter Independent Challenges and Visual Workshops
make concepts relevant for users and easier to understand through
hands-on applications and detailed explanations.
• “Quick Tips” predict commonly made mistakes to help students
avoid typical errors and pitfalls.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Getting to Know Illustrator.
2. Creating Text and Gradients.
3. Drawing and Composing an Illustration.
4. Transforming and Distorting Objects.
5. Working with Layers.
6. Working with Patterns and Brushes.
7. Working with Distortion, Gradient Meshes, Envelopes, and Blends.
8. Working with Transparency, Live Color, Effects, and Graphic Styles.
9. Creating Graphs in Illustrator.
10. Creating 3D Objects.
11. Preparing a Document for Prepress and Printing.
12. Drawing with Symbols.
13. Creating Interactive Layouts.
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Unit A: Getting
Started with Adobe Illustrator CS5.
Essential Operations.
Unit C: Going Beyond the Basics.
Unit D: Created Blends and Complex Objects.
Unit E: Working with Text and Gradients.
Unit F: Drawing in Illustrator.
Unit G: Working with Brushes and Effects.
Unit B: Performing
Adobe Illustrator CS4
Revealed, International
Edtion
Adobe InDesign CS5
Illustrated
978-0-8400-3112-9
(0-8400-3112-2)
©2010 616 pages
978-0-538-47787-1
(0-538-47787-3)
©2011 230 pages
Anne Fisher
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• With clear, straightforward descriptions, end-of-chapter learning
projects, and step-by-step tutorials, readers will acquire the skills
needed to master the software and create strong design pieces.
• Before jumping into instructions, each chapter’s objectives are
clearly outlined and the chapter introductions offer in-depth
conceptual information that tells you ‘why skills are applied.
• Each chapter concludes with four projects; two Project Builders, one
Design Project, and one Group Project.
• Easy-to-follow and easy-to-absorb two-page spread lessons appeal
to a wide variety of learning styles.
• Coverage of the newest InDesign CS5 design functions helps
students get the most from the software.
• Trouble and Quick Tips boxes within the step-by-step directions
helps users avoid typical errors and pitfalls.
• End of unit Independent Challenges and Visual Workshops make
concepts relevant and gives students extra practice with the skills
covered in the unit.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Getting Started with Illustrator
Creating Text and Gradients
Drawing and Composing an Illustration
Transforming and Distorting Objects
Working with Layers
Working with Patterns and Brushes
Working with Filters, Gradient Meshes, Envelopes, and Blends
Working with Transparency, Effects, and Graphic Styles
Creating Graphs in Illustrator
Working with Symbols
Creating 3D Objects
Preparing a Document for Prepress and Printing
Preparing Graphics for the Web
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Unit A: Getting
Started with InDesign CS5.
with Objects.
Unit C: Working with Multiple Page Documents.
Unit D: Working with Text.
Unit E: Linking Images.
Unit F: Using Advanced Features.
Unit G: Preparing Files for Print and for the Web.
Unit H: Integrating InDesign with Illustrator and Photoshop, and
Dreamweaver.
Unit B: Working
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Adobe InDesign CS4—
Illustrated
Henry Bojack
978-1-4239-9939-3
(1-4239-9939-8)
©2010 224 pages
Ann Fisher
978-1-1111-3053-4
(1-1111-3053-1)
©2011 576 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Includes extensive coverage of new CS5 features: Presentation
Mode, Multiple Page Sizes, New Layers Features, Content Indicator,
Live Distribute, Grid Place, Gridify Behavior, the Gap Tool, Super Step
& Repeat, Color Labels in the Pages Panel, and Live Corner Effects.
• All new features are highlighted throughout the text with a new
features icon.
• Visually appealing full-color graphics illustrate key concepts and
skills.
• Hands-on projects throughout the text put software knowledge into
a real-world design context.
• Source files for all exercises are included in the book, giving readers
visual step-by-step guidance when working through the application.
• Provides clear instruction on how to work in InDesign using either
Mac or PC platforms.
• Teaches students how to create projects in Adobe InDesign CS3
such as posters, flyers, labels, and newsletters.
• Uses the Illustrated Series’ signature two-page spread format, which
presents lessons in a clean, easy-to-follow, highly visual layout.
• Large, full-color screen shots keep students engaged and on track as
they learn skills.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
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Getting to Know InDesign.
Working with Text.
Setting Up a Document.
Working with Frames.
Working with Color.
Working with Placed Images.
Creating Graphics.
Exploring Effects and Advanced Techniques.
Working with Tabs and Tables.
Making Books, Tables of Contents and Indexes.
Preparing, Packaging, and Exporting Documents for Print.
Creating Interactive Layouts.
H.
Getting Started with InDesign CS3
Working with Objects
Working with Multiple Page Documents
Working with Text
Linking Images
Using Advanced Features
Preparing Files for Print and for the Web
Integrating InDesign with Illustrator, Photoshop,
and Dreamweaver
Adobe Indesign CS4
Revealed
New Perspectives on
Adobe Photoshop
CS5, Comprehensive,
International Edition
Chris Botello
978-1-4354-4185-9
(1-4354-4185-0)
©2010 576 pages
Lisa A. Bucki, Jane HosierBounar
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Includes coverage of new CS4 features: the redesigned interface
with preset workspaces, Smart Dimensions and Smart Spacing, new
Links panel, Export to Flash, and more.
• Visually stimulating four-color graphics clearly illustrate key concepts
and skills.
• Hands-on projects throughout the text-such as creating
advertisements, brochures, and flyers-put software knowledge into
a real-world design context and encourage readers to build their
portfolio in a variety of ways.
• Exercises use the same files that are included in the book, allowing
readers to work through an application, step-by-step, with guidance
through the entire process.
• Provides clear instruction on how to work in the latest release of
InDesign using either Mac or PC platforms.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Exploring the InDesign Workspace
Working with Text
Setting Up a Document
Working with Frames
Working with Color
Placing and Linking Graphics
Creating Graphics
Working with Transparency
Working with Tabs and Tables
Making Books, Tables of Contents, and Indexes
Exploring Advanced Techniques
Preparing, Packaging, and Exporting Documents
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Business case scenarios keep students engaged throughout the
tutorials, providing a real-world context in which they can apply the
concepts and skills presented.
• Visual Overview – a two-page spread at the start of each session –
gives a preview of the topics and terms covered in the session and
can be used as a study guide before quizzes and tests.
• Key Steps highlight important steps to help students pay close
attention to completing the step correctly and avoid timeconsuming rework.
• ProSkills Boxes tie Photoshop CS5 concepts and skills with
career relevancy by providing guidance for using the software in
professional situations.
• ProSkills exercises integrate the technology skills students learn
with one or more of today’s necessary professional skills, such as
teamwork, written communication, verbal communication, problem
solving and decision making.
Web Design & Development
978-0-538-47335-4
(0-538-47335-5)
©2011 520 pages
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
##
Getting Started with Adobe Photoshop CS5.
Working with Image Files.
Layering Content to Compose Images.
Adding Content.
Selecting, Removing, and Tweaking Content.
Designing with Text.
Correcting Photos and Other Compositions.
Managing Output.
Advancing Your Compositing Skills.
Exploring Web, 3D, and Video Techniques.
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CS5 Illustrated,
International Edition
Adobe® Photoshop®
CS5 Revealed,
International Edition
Chris Botello
Elizabeth Eisner Reding
978-0-538-47757-4
(0-538-47757-1)
©2011 230 pages
978-1-1111-3043-5
(1-1111-3043-4)
©2011 640 pages
NEW
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Easy-to-follow and easy-to-absorb two-page spread lessons appeal
to a wide variety of learning styles.
• Coverage of the newest Photoshop CS5 design functions helps
students get the most from the software.
• Trouble and Quick Tips boxes within the step-by-step directions
helps users avoid typical errors and pitfalls.
• End of unit Independent Challenges and Visual Workshops make
concepts relevant and gives students extra practice with the skills
covered in the unit.
• All new features are highlighted throughout the text with a new
features icon.
• Thoroughly introduces all the fundamental features of Adobe
Photoshop, providing extensive tutorials and exercises so that
readers can apply what they learn.
• Emphasizes the how and why behind each Photoshop tool to help
readers excel at design as well as master the software.
• Progresses from basic to advanced Photoshop techniques so that
readers can build on the skills they acquire as they work their way
through the book.
• Includes a lesson on fixing common photography problems, and a
bonus appendix of additional projects so that students can practice
and hone the skills they’ve learned in the book.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Unit A: Getting
Started with Photoshop CS5.
Pixels.
Unit C: Working with Layers.
Unit D: Working with Type and Gradients.
Unit E: Improve Images with Adjustment Layers.
Unit F: Work with Brushes and Color Effects.
Unit G: Creating Special Effects.
Unit H: Improving Productivity.
Glossary. Index.
Unit B: Selecting
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
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Getting Started with Adobe Photoshop CS5.
Working with Photoshop.
Working with Layers.
Making Selections.
Incorporating Color Techniques.
Placing Type in an Image.
Using Painting Tools.
Working with Special Layer Functions.
Creating Special Effects with Filters.
Enhancing Specific Selections.
Adjusting Colors.
Using Clipping Masks, Paths, and Shapes.
Transforming Type.
Liquifying an Image.
Performing Image Surgery.
Annotating and Automating an Image.
Creating Images for the Web.
Working with Animation, Video, and Photography.
Adobe Photoshop
CS4: Comprehensive
Concepts and
Techniques
Adobe Photoshop
CS4 - Illustrated,
International Edition
Gary B. Shelly, Joy L. Starks
978-0-538-74530-7
(0-538-74530-4)
©2010 240 pages
Chris Botello
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Gives students the information they need to know, when they need
to know it through enhancements to the step-by-step instructions, a
new Q&A feature, and improved callouts on screenshots.
• Engages students with new Experimental steps, which encourage
them to go beyond step-by-step instructions to take advantage of
the features in the Adobe Photoshop CS4 software.
• Increases students’ retention with brand new end-of-chapter
exercises, including Make It Right, Extend Your Knowledge,
and Make It Personal, which emphasize problem-solving and
experimentation.
• ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS4 - ILLUSTRATED features the readerfriendly two-page spread format that is a signature of the
ILLUSTRATED SERIES. This easy-to-comprehend layout provides
succinct lessons with instructions on the left-hand page and large,
full-color screenshots on the right page--ensuring thorough user
understanding.
• Helping students get the most from Photoshop, the text’s
comprehensive coverage includes detailed instruction on Adobe
Photoshop CS4’s newest photo-editing functions.
• End-of-chapter Independent Challenges and Visual Workshops
make concepts relevant for users and easier to understand through
hands-on applications and detailed explanations.
• Predicting commonly made mistakes, the text offers “Quick Tips”
within its solid, step-by-step directions to help users avoid typical
errors and pitfalls.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Editing a Photo.
Using Selection Tools and Shortcut Keys.
Working with Layers.
Drawing and Painting with Color.
Enhancing and Repairing Photos.
Creating Color Channels and Actions.
Applying Filters and Patterns.
Working with Vector Graphics.
Creating Web Pages and Animations.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Unit A: Getting
Started with Photoshop CS4.
Pixels.
Unit C: Working with Layers.
Unit D: Working with Type and Gradients.
Unit E: Improve Images with Adjustment Layers.
Unit F: Work with Brushes and Color Effects.
Unit G: Working with Special Effects and Blending Modes.
Unit H: Exploring Production and Productivity Techniques.
Unit B: Selecting
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
D:
E:
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Project Planning Guidelines.
Graphic Design Overview.
Changing Screen Resolution and Editing Preferences.
Using Photoshop Help.
Using Adobe Bridge CS4.
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Adobe Photoshop
Elements 7.0 Illustrated, Second
Edition
Elizabeth Eisner Reding
Web Design & Development
978-1-4354-4187-3
(1-4354-4187-7)
©2010 616 pages
Barbara Waxer,
Lisa Tannenbaum
978-1-4239-9941-6
(1-4239-9941-X)
©2010 224 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Covers all the latest Photoshop CS4 tools-including adding color
with kuler, using improved CS4 Tablet features, creating 3D shapes,
using content-aware scaling, and working with video in Photoshop.
• Thoroughly introduces all the fundamental features of Adobe
Photoshop, providing extensive tutorials and exercises so that
readers can apply what they are learning.
• Emphasizes the how and why behind each Photoshop tool to help
readers excel at design as well as master the software.
• Progresses from basic to advanced Photoshop techniques so that
readers can build on the skills they are acquiring as they work their
way through the book.
• Includes a bonus appendix of additional projects so that students
can practice and hone the skills they’ve learned in the book.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Uses reader-friendly ILLUSTRATED Series two-page spread format,
providing succinct instructions on the left and large, full-color
screenshots on the right.
• Covers the fundamentals of using Photoshop Elements 7, such
as acquiring images from a variety of sources, making color
corrections, applying filters and effects, and sharing images via
print, e-mail and Web.
• Features new, streamlined eight-chapter format, perfect for a
semester-long course.
• Includes instruction on features new to Photoshop Elements
software, such as the Adobe Smart Brush.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
102
Getting Started with Adobe Photoshop CS3
Working with Layers
Making Selections
Incorporating Color Techniques
Placing Type in an Image
Using Painting Tools
Working with Special Layer Functions
Creating Special Effects with Filters
Enhancing Specific Selections
Adjusting Colors
Using Clipping Masks, Paths, and Shapes
Transforming Type
Liquifying an Image
Performing Image Surgery
Annotating and Automating an Image
Creating Images for the Web
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
Getting Started with Photoshop Elements 7.
Organizing Photos.
Fixing Images Automatically in the Editor.
Adjusting Light and Color.
Using Paint and Retouching Paint.
Adding Layers, Artwork, and Type.
Making Selections and Applying Effects.
Creating and Sharing Projects.
New Perspectives
on Microsoft®
Expression Web 3.0:
Comprehensive,
International Edition
Book cover
Gary B. Shelly,
Jennifer Campbell
Henry Bojack
Book cover
978-0-538-47023-0
(0-538-47023-2)
©2011 656 pages
not available
NEW
978-0-8400-5477-7
(0-8400-5477-7)
©2011
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Offers a case based, problem-solving approach to creating
Web pages, covering the functions an features of the Microsoft
Expression Web software.
• Presents InSight boxes, a new feature that offers expert advice and
best practices to help students achieve a better understanding of
the concepts behind the software.
• Includes a Tip feature, which provides hints for more efficient use of
the software.
• Provides succinct summaries and step-by-step instructions on how
to perform a specific task with Reference Windows.
• Engage students with the information they need to know, when
they need to know it, with enhancements to the step-by-step
instructions, a Q &A feature, and improved call outs and screen
shots, students will be able to successfully navigate and retain new
information.
• Features WYSIWYG design interface of Expression Web and other
tools such as task panes and dialog boxes to create and modify Web
sites and CSS also introduces HTML and CSS code views to enhance
students understanding of the back-end of Web site creation,
allowing students to use these skills in both their professional and
personal lives.
• Integration of the interactive activities and videos on the Online
Companion, in conjunction with the end-of-chapter student’s
assignment aid in retention of material through a variety of
assessment.
• Plan Ahead feature employs real world scenarios and prepares
students to create successful projects by encouraging them to think
about what they are trying to accomplish before they begin.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Getting Started.
Formatting Text.
Formatting with CSS.
Working with Images.
Working with Hyperlinks.
Creating Interactivity.
Creating Tables.
Creating Forms.
Creating Web Page Layouts and Publishing a Web Site.
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Web 3: Comprehensive,
International Edition
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Getting Started with Expression Web.
Working with Text, Images, and Links.
Working with Templates and Importing a Web Site.
Creating Reports and Publishing to the Internet.
Creating Styles and Layouts with CSS.
Adding Interactive Buttons and Behaviors.
Working with Tables and Frames.
Working with Forms.
Introduction to ASP.NET Controls and Data Access Technologies.
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
D:
E:
F.
G.
H.
I.
Using Microsoft Expression Web 3 Help.
Web standards and accessibility.
Publishing Content to the Web.
The Expression product Studio.
Steps for the Windows XP User.
Steps for the Windows Vista User.
Changing the Screen Resolution.
ASP.NET.
Silverlight.
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Web 3: Illustrated
Complete, International
Edition
Microsoft Expression
Web 2: Comprehensive
Concepts and
Techniques
Julie Riley
Gary B. Shelly, Jennifer T.
Campbell, Ollie N. Rivers
978-0-538-75045-5
(0-538-75045-6)
©2011 424 pages
978-0-538-74541-3
(0-538-74541-X)
©2010 752pages
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Presents lessons in a clean, easy-to-follow two-page spread layout
that appeals to a wide variety of learning styles.
• Provides complete coverage of Microsoft Expression Web 3,
teaching students how to create professional, graphically appealing
Web pages.
• Offers clear, step-by-step instructions for completing tasks, with
action items in green bold text to keep students on track.
• Coverage of adding multimedia such as Silverlight and Flash content
to sites, making sites interactive and professional.
• Includes instruction on how to use SuperPreview - a tool that allows
users to preview their site in multiple browsers - ensuring that sites
support all platforms.
• Offers a comprehensive presentation of Expression Web 2, including
working with text, images, and links, working with templates and
importing a web site, and adding interactive buttons and behaviors.
• Increases students retention with brand new end-of-chapter
exercises, including Make It Right, Extend Your Knowledge,
and Make It Personal, which emphasize problem-solving and
experimentation.
• Engages students with new Experiment steps, which encourage
them to go beyond step-by-step instructions to explore and
experiment with the software.
• Gives students the information they need to know, when they need
to know it through enhancements to the step-by-step instructions, a
new Q&A feature, and improved call-outs on screenshots.
• Offers a new Plan Ahead feature which prepares students to create
successful projects by encouraging them to think about what they
are trying to accomplish before they begin.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Unit A: Getting
Started with Expression Web.
a Web Site.
Unit C: Adding Text and Links.
Unit D: Structuring and Styling Text.
Unit E: Working with Pictures.
Unit F: Enhancing a Design with CSS.
Unit G: Designing Site Navigation.
Unit H: Testing and Publishing Your Web Site.
Unit I. Working with Tables.
Unit J. Working with Forms.
Unit K. Working with Behaviors and Multimedia.
Unit L. Using Code Tools.
Unit M. Advanced Typography Using CSS.
Unit N. Creating a Layout with CSS.
Unit O. Designing Like a Pro.
Unit P. Working with Dynamic Web Templates.
Unit B: Creating
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Creating an Expression Web Site
Working with Images and Links
Working with Templates and Styles
Special Feature 1: Web Design Basics
Creating Styles and Layouts with CSS
Working with Tables
Adding Interactive Buttons and Behaviors
Special Feature 2: E-Commerce.
Working with Forms
Creating Reports and Publishing to the Internet
Introduction to ASP.NET Controls and Data Access Technologies
Special Feature 3: Marketing and Maintaining your Web Site.
ADDITIONAL VERSION
COMPLETE: Chapter 1-6, Appendices
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Microsoft Office
Publisher 2007:
Complete Concepts
and Techniques
Microsoft Office
Publisher 2007—
Illustrated Introductory
Gary B. Shelly,
Thomas J. Cashman,
Joy L. Starks
978-1-4239-0528-8
(1-4239-0528-8)
August 2007 266 pages
Elizabeth Eisner Reding
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Gives students a complete presentation of Publisher 2007, including
new features of the software, using the highly successful Shelly
Cashman Series pedagogy.
• Offers a new Plan Ahead feature, which prepares students to create
successful projects by encouraging them to think about what they
are trying to accomplish before they begin.
• Gives students the information they need to know, when they need
to know it, through enhancements to the step-by-step instructions,
a new Q&A feature, and improved callouts.
• Engages students with new Experimental steps, which encourage
them to go beyond step-by-step instructions to take advantage of
the features in the Microsoft Office 2007 new user interface.
• Increases students’ retention with brand new end-of-chapter
exercises, including Make It Right, Extend Your Knowledge,
and Make It Personal, which emphasize problem solving and
experimentation.
• Presents lessons in a clean, easy-to-follow two-page spread layout
that appeals to a wide variety of learning styles.
• Covers all of the new features of Microsoft Publisher 2007 to
teach students how to create beautiful and professional-looking
documents.
• Features new thumbnail previews in the Publications Gallery
allowing students to see a change to the template, color scheme,
and font in the thumbnail before the document is created.
• Offers a new Real Life Independent Challenge exercise where
students create documents to help them in their everyday lives.
• A self-graded capstone project at the end of each unit allows
students to practice the skills they have learned.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A.
B.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
C.
D.
Creating and Editing a Publication
Designing a Newsletter
Publishing a Tri-Fold Brochure
E.
F.
G.
E-Mail Feature: Creating an E-Mail Letter Using Publisher
4.
5.
6.
H.
Using Business Information Sets
Merging Publications and Data
Creating an Interactive Web Site
Web Design & Development
978-1-4188-4349-6
(1-4188-4349-0)
November 2007 472 pages
I.
J.
Getting Started with Publisher 2007
Creating a Publication
Working with Text
Working with Graphic Objects
Enhancing a Publication
Improving a Design
Working with Multiple Pages
Using Advanced Features
Working Effectively
Creating Web Documents
Integration Feature: Object Linking and Embedding
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
D:
E:
F:
Project Planning Guidelines
Introduction to Microsoft Office 2007
Microsoft Office Publisher 2007 Help
Publishing Office 2007 Web Pages to a Web Server
Customizing Microsoft Office Publisher 2007
Steps for the Windows XP User
ADDITIONAL VERSION
INTRODUCTORY: Chapters 1–3; 1 Special Feature; Appendices
978-1-4188-4348-9 (1-4188-4348-2)
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New Perspectives on
Blended HTML, XHTML,
and CSS: Introductory,
International Edition, 2E
HTML, XHTML, and CSS:
Comprehensive, 6E
Gary B. Shelly,
Denise M. Woods
William J. Dorin
Henry Bojack
978-0-538-74223-8
978-0-538-47241-8
(0-538-47241-3)
©2011 776 pages
Web Design & Development
(0-538-74223-2)
©2010 512 pages
NEW
EDITION
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Focuses on achieving page layouts through CSS positioning, which
more closely reflects the way “real world applications” are built.
• Integrates CSS right from the start, allowing students to feel
confident about their knowledge of CSS upon completion of the
course.
• Reflects the signature New Perspectives pedagogical elements with
updates to the interior that include Margin Tips, InSight boxes, and
Reality Check exercises.
• Includes new coverage of fixed layouts, adding multimedia, and
forms!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Using XHTML to Create Web Pages.
Introducing Cascading Style Sheets
Using Classes and External Style Sheets.
Working with the Box Model.
Creating Fixed Layouts.
Creating Liquid Layouts.
Using Links to Navigate the Web.
Adding Data, Sound, and Video to a Web Page.
Creating Forms.
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
D:
E:
Colors by Name and Hexadecimal Value.Appendix
Named Character Entities.
Numeric Character Entities.
HTML Elements.
CSS 2.1 Properties and Values.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• New Special feature on how to convert web page frames to another
technique.
• Updated HTML tags.
• Contains twelve chapters and five appendices that offer
comprehensive coverage of HTML, including the Web development
life cycle, Web page creation using HTML, creating lists, creating
links, inserting images, and formatting text.
• Offers a new Plan Ahead feature which prepares students to create
successful projects by encouraging them to think about what they
are trying to accomplish before they begin.
• Gives students the information they need to know, when they need
to know it through enhancements to the step-by-step instructions, a
new Q&A feature, and improved call-outs on screenshots.
• Engages students with new Experimental steps, which encourage
them to go beyond step-by-step instructions to explore and
experiment with HTML code.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Introduction to HTML, XHTML, and CSS.
Creating and Editing a Web Page Using Inline Styles.
Creating Web Pages with Links, Images, and Embedded Style
Sheets.
Creating Tables in a Web Site Using External Style Sheet.
Special Feature 1: Attracting Visitors to Your Web Site.
Creating an Image Map.
Creating a Form on a Web Page.
Using Advanced Cascading Style Sheets.
Multimedia.
Special Feature 2: Converting Frames on Your Web Site.
Integrating JavaScript and HTML.
Creating Pop-up Windows, Adding Scrolling Messages, and
Validating Forms.
Using the Document Object Model (DOM) to Enhance Web Pages.
Creating and Using XML Documents.
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
D:
E:
F:
G:
106
HTML Quick Reference.
Browser-Safe Color Palette.
Accessibility Standards and the Web.
CSS Properties and Values.
Publishing Web Pages to a Web Server.
JavaScript Quick Reference.
XML Quick Reference.
New Perspectives on
HTML and XHTML,
International Edition
Fifth Edition,
Comprehensive,
Patrick Carey
Patrick Carey
978-1-4390-7833-4
(1-4390-7833-5)
©2010 2000 pages
978-0-538-74394-5
(0-538-74394-8)
©2009 768 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• The Fourth Edition includes numerous new cases throughout the
tutorials and end-of-chapter exercises, providing realistic, current
scenarios to engage students’ interest and allow them to explore
the practical applications of key concepts.
• This thorough text provides students with comprehensive instruction
on HTML, XHTML, and DHTML using the New Perspectives Series’
signature case-based, problem-solving approach, which makes even
complex material more interesting and easier to master.
• This proven text teaches students how to create and validate wellformed documents that are compliant with XHTML standards.
• The student online companion site enhances learning by providing
additional resources for exploration, allowing students to seek
further information or support in areas of interest or uncertainty.
• The text is designed to foster students’ confidence by helping
them continually increase their knowledge and build skills as they
progress to increasingly difficult tasks within each chapter.
• Prepares students to code Web pages from scratch using a simple
text editor with comprehensive, easy-to-follow instructions.
• Interactive Web pages give students hands-on experience in
learning HTML and CSS.
• Offers a new design with tips on best practices and Insight Boxes to
explore advanced concepts.
• Teaches students how to create well-formed documents that are
compliant with XHTML 1.0 standards.
• Fosters student confidence with a clear lesson progression that
introduces concepts such as inline styles in the beginning, then
expands on them in subsequent tutorials.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
4.
5.
Developing a Web Page
Developing a Web Site
Working with Cascading Style Sheets
Creating Special Effects with CSS
Working with Web Tables
Working with Web Forms
Designing a Multimedia Experience
Designing a Web Site with Frames
Working with XHTML
Introducing JavaScript
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Developing a Basic Web Page
Developing a Web Site
Designing a Web Page
Working with Cascading Style Sheets
Working with Web Tables
Working with Web Forms
Designing a Multimedia Experience
Adding Frames to a Web Site
Working with XHTML
Introducing JavaScript
Additional Cases 1-3
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
Additional Cases 1-3.
11.
Web Design & Development
New Perspectives
on HTML, XHTML,
and Dynamic HTML,
International Edition
Fourth Edition
D:
Working with Operators and Expressions.
Working with Arrays, Loops, and Conditional Statements
Introducing the Document Object Model
Working with the Event Model
Working with Windows and Frames.
Validating Web Forms
E:
F:
G:
H:
I:
##
Putting a Site on the World Wide Web
Making Your Web Site More Accessible
Optimizing Your Web Page for Search Engines
Working with Cookies
Color Names and Color Values
Character Entities
XHTML Elements and Attributes
Cascading Style Sheets
JavaScript Objects, Properties, and Methods
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New Perspectives on
Creating Web Pages
with HTML, XHTML,
and XML, International
Edition, Third Edition
HTML—Illustrated
Complete, Third Edition
Vicki Cox, Lynn Wermers,
Elizabeth Eisner Reding
978-0-619-26844-2
(0-619-26844-1)
March 2006 424 pages
Web Design & Development
Patrick Carey
978-1-4390-3772-0
(1-4390-3772-8)
©2010 992 pages
NEW PERSPECTIVES ON CREATING WEB PAGES WITH
HTML, XHTML, AND XML teaches students how to
create simple to complex Web sites from scratch using
HTML, XHTML, and XML. Students are asked to think
critically in order to solve problems and complete
Case Studies, which reinforces key concepts critical to
creating Web pages.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Gives students hands-on experience in learning HTML, CSS,
JavaScript, and XML with interactive Web pages.
• Enhances student learning with a new Student Online Companion
at www.cengage.com/coursetechnology/carey featuring additional
resources for exploration.
• Increases retention with new case scenarios and end-of-tutorial
exercises.
• Features reorganized and updated content based on instructor and
author feedback.
• Explores how to create XML documents using custom and standard
vocabularies and how to create compound documents that involve
several namespaces.
• Prepares students to code Web pages from scratch using a simple
text editor with comprehensive, easy-to-follow instructions.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Includes two new units on creating links to Web pages and other
files and on Cascading Style Sheets.
• Offers a quick, visual way to learn the very latest features of HTML,
including how to design and create a Web page, formatting and adding
graphics to a page, creating forms, tables and frames, and more.
• Provides updated HTML examples that conform to XML and XHTML
coding standards and new real-world case scenarios keeping your
students up-to-date.
• Offers content for a full-semester HTML course.
• Helps you prepare for your course with ease using the extensive
Instructor Resources available with this text.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
H.
I.
Developing a Web Page
2. Developing a Web Site
3. Working with Cascading Style Sheets
4. Creating Special Effects with CSS
5. Working with Web Table
6. Working with Web Forms
7. Working with Multimedia
8. Designing a Web Site with Frames
9. Working with XHTML
10. Programming with JavaScript
11. Creating an XML Document
12. Creating Compound Documents with Namespaces
13. Validating Documents with DTDs
14. Validating Documents with XML Schema
Appendix A: Color Names and Color Values.
Appendix B: HTML Character Entities.
Appendix C: Placing a Document on the World Wide Web.
Appendix D: Making the Web More Accessible.
Appendix E: HTML and XHTML Elements and Attributes.
Appendix F: Cascading Style Sheets.
Appendix G: JavaScript Objects, Properties, Methods, and Event Holders.
Appendix H: JavaScript Operators, Keywords, and Syntactical Elements.
Appendix I: Working with Cookies.
1.
108
J.
K.
L.
M.
N.
O.
Creating an HTML Document
Creating Links
Formatting Text with HTML
Adding Graphics and Multimedia
Formatting Pages with Cascading Style Sheets
Working with Tables
Using Forms to Control Input
Controlling Page Layout
Designing Web Pages
Scripting for HTML
Working with Dynamic HTML (DHTML)
Controlling Content Dynamically
Positioning with DHTML
Implementing Advanced DHTML Features
Structuring Data with XML
APPENDIX
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
BRIEF: Units A–D; Appendix
978-0-619-26846-6 (0-619-26846-8)
INTRODUCTORY: Units A–H; Appendix
978-0-619-26845-9 (0-619-26845-X)
New Perspectives
on JavaScript,
Comprehensive
New Perspectives on
XML, Second Edition,
Comprehensive
Patrick Carey,
Frank Canovatchel
Patrick Carey
978-1-4188-6064-6
(1-4188-6064-6)
August 2006 725 pages
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Teaches students how to apply JavaScript to create real-world
applications, including validating financial information and creating
a working online shopping cart.
• Contains detailed coverage of foundation concepts, such as objects,
expressions, arrays, and loops.
• Provides Demo pages, an interactive way for students to learn
JavaScript.
• Helps students review basic HTML, XHTML, and CSS concepts in
two review tutorials and an extended appendix listing markup tags,
style elements, and JavaScript commands.
• Includes an appendix on common JavaScript programming mistakes,
capturing errors, and debugging code.
• Includes ten tutorials and five appendices—perfect for a semesterlong introductory course on XML.
• Covers XML syntax to create valid, well-formed documents,
and shows how to work with namespaces to create documents
combining several XML vocabularies.
• Gives a thorough lesson on schemas in Tutorial 4 including
employing multiple schemas in large document structures.
• Shows students how to work with several standard XML
vocabularies including XHTML, MathML, and RSS.
• Provides cross-browser solutions to programming with the
W3C document object model.
Web Design & Development
978-0-619-26797-1
(0-619-26797-6)
September 2005 816 pages
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
A:
B:
C:
D:
E:
F:
Review 1: Introducing HTML and XHTML
Review 2: Introducing Cascading Style Sheets
Introducing JavaScript
Working with Operators and Expressions
Working with Arrays, Loops, and Conditional Statements
Working with Objects
Working with Special Effects
Working with Windows and Frames
Working with Forms and Regular Expressions
Working with the Event Model
Working with Cookies
Working with Dynamic Content and Styles
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Creating an XML Document
Working with Namespaces
Validating an XML Document
Working with Schemas
Working with Cascading Style Sheets
Working with XSLT and XPath
Creating a Computational Style Sheet
Creating Element Groups
Using XML as a Data Source
Working with the Document Object Model
APPENDICES
A:
B:
APPENDICES
C:
HTML and XHTML Elements and Attributes
Cascading Style Sheets
JavaScript
JavaScript
Creating Dynamic Web Pages with Netscape 4
Debugging your JavaScript Code
D:
E:
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Installing XMLSpy
XSLT Elements and Attributes
XPath Reference
DTD Reference
XML Schema Reference
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WORD PROCESSING...
111
Microsoft Word 2010
113
Microsoft Word 2007
117
Business Communications
New Perspectives on
Microsoft® Office
Word 2010, Brief,
International Edition
Microsoft® Office Word
2010: Introductory,
International Edition
Gary B. Shelly,
Misty E. Vermaat
S. Scott Zimmerman,
Beverly B. Zimmerman,
Ann Shaffer, Katherine T. Pinard
978-0-538-75002-8
(0-538-75002-2)
©2011 376 pages
978-0-538-47065-0
(0-538-47065-8)
©2011 248 pages
NEW
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Gives students an introductory presentation of Word 2010, including
new features of the software, using the highly-successful Shelly
Cashman Series pedagogy.
• Engages students with new Experimental steps, which encourage
them to go beyond step-by-step instructions to take advantage of
the features in the Microsoft Office 2010 new user interface.
• Increases students’ retention with brand new end-of-chapter
exercises, including Make It Right, Extend Your Knowledge,
and Make It Personal, which emphasize problem-solving and
experimentation.
• A brand new introduction to Windows 7 and Introduction to Office
chapter presents students with an overview of the latest in the
Windows operating system and the Office suite giving them a
strong base for further learning.
• Additional appendix found only in Word.
• New business case scenarios keep students engaged throughout the
tutorials, providing a real-world context in which they can apply the
concepts and skills presented.
• Visual Overview – a two-page spread at the start of each tutorial –
gives a visual look at the tasks and elements covered in the tutorial
and can be used as a study guide before quizzes and tests.
• Key Steps highlight important points to help students pay close
attention to completing the step correctly and avoiding timeconsuming rework.
• ProSkills boxes tie Word 2010 concepts with career relevancy by
providing guidance on how to use the software in professional
situations.
• ProSkills Exercises integrate technology skills with professional
skills, further grounding concepts in reality. ProSkills exercises
include topics such as teamwork, written communication, verbal
communication, problem solving, and decision making.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1:
2.
3.
Introduction to Windows 7 and Microsoft Office 2010.
Creating, Formatting, and Editing a Word Document with a
Picture.
Creating a Research Paper with Citations and References.
Creating a Business Letter with a Letterhead and Table.
1:
2:
3:
4:
Word Processing
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2010.
Creating a Document.
Editing and Formatting a Document.
Creating a Multiple-Page Report.
Desktop Publishing and Mail Merge.
APPENDICES
A:
B:
C:
Project Planning Guidelines.
Publishing Office 2010 Web Pages to a Web Server.
Microsoft Business Certification Program.
Index/Quick Reference.
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
INTRODUCTORY: (available September 2010)
978-0-538-47064-3 (0-538-47064-X)
COMPREHENSIVE: (available December 2010)
978-0-538-47613-3 (0-538-47613-3)
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
COMPLETE: (available October 2010)
978-0-538-74386-0 (0-538-74386-7)
COMPRENSIVE: (available December 2010)
978-0-538-74594-9 (0-538-74594-0)
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Microsoft® Office
Word® 2010: Illustrated
Complete, International
Edition
Book cover
not available
Word Processing
Pasewark/Pasewark
Katherine T. Pinard
Jennifer Duffy,
Carol Cram
978-0-538-47522-8
(0-538-47522-6)
©2011 312 pages
978-0-538-74825-4
0-538-74825-7)
©2011 504 pages
NEW
NEW
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Easy-to-follow and easy-to-absorb two-page spread lessons appeal
to a wide variety of learning styles.
• End-of-chapter Independent Challenges and Visual Workshops
make concepts relevant and easier to understand through hands-on
applications and detailed explanations.
• Quick Tips and Trouble boxes within the step-by-step instructions
help students avoid typical errors and pitfalls.
• Clues to Use boxes offer concise information that expands on the
lesson skill or describes a related task, adding context to skills and
concepts.
• Increased coverage of research in Word Unit D gives students
hands-on experience crafting research papers, helping students to
retain and apply skills outside of the classroom.
• SkyDrive appendix covers how to store and share files with almost
anyone anywhere!
• Offers a flexible format making this book ideal for classrooms with
students who have varying abilities.
• Provides numerous step-by-step exercises, review exercises and case
projects to enhance students’ learning experiences.
• Helps students develop skills individually or in a team setting using
strong end-of-lesson material, including Concepts Review projects,
and Critical Thinking activities.
• Gives students additional information and guidance through Did
you Know? boxes, Net tips boxes, and Important boxes.
• Increases students’ retention of skills through end-of-lesson
exercises including lesson summary, vocabulary and review
questions.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Unit A: Getting
Started with Windows 7.
File Management.
Unit A: Getting Started with Office 2010.
Unit A: Creating Documents with Word 2010.
Unit B: Editing Documents.
Unit C: Formatting Text and Paragraphs.
Unit D: Formatting Documents.
Unit E: Creating and Formatting Tables.
Unit F: Illustrating Documents with Graphics.
Unit G: Working with Themes and Building Blocks.
Unit H: Merging Word Documents.
Unit I: Working with Styles and Templates.
Unit J: Developing Multipage Documents.
Unit K: Working with References.
Unit L: Integrating Word with Other Programs.
Unit M: Exploring Advanced Graphics.
Unit N: Building Forms.
Unit O: Collaborating with Co-Workers.
Unit P: Customizing Word.
Unit B: Understanding
APPENDICES
A: Working
112
Microsoft Office Word
2010: Introductory
with SkyDrive.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction Unit.
Office 2010 Basics and the Internet.
Windows 7 Basics.
WORD UNIT.
Lesson 1: Word Basics.
Lesson 2: Basic Editing.
Lesson 3: Helpful Word Features.
Lesson 4: Formatting Text.
Lesson 5: Formatting Paragraphs and Documents.
Lesson 6: Working with Graphics.
Lesson 7: Working with Documents.
Lesson 8: Increasing Efficiency Using Word.
APPENDICES
A:
B:
Computer Concepts.
Keyboarding.
Microsoft Office Word
2007: Comprehensive
Concepts and
Techniques
Gary B. Shelly,
Thomas J. Cashman,
Misty E. Vermaat
978-1-4188-4338-0
(1-4188-4338-5)
August 2007 816 pages
1.
2.
3.
Web Feature: Creating a Web Page Using Word
4.
COMPLETE
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
APPENDICES
C:
D:
E:
F:
G:
##
Working with Document Sharing Tools, a Master
Document, a Table of Contents, and an Index
Creating an Online Form
Enhancing an Online Form and Working with Macros,
Document Security, and XML
Blogging Feature: Creating a Blog Post
B:
INTRODUCTORY: Chapters 1–3; 1 Special Feature; Appendices
978-1-4188-4336-6 (1-4188-4336-9)
COMPLETE: Chapters 1–6; 2 Special Features; Appendices
978-1-4188-4337-3 (1-4188-4337-7)
Creating a Document with a Title Page, Table, Chart,
and Watermark
Generating Form Letters, Mailing Labels, and
Directories
Creating a Professional Newsletter
Integration Feature: Linking an Excel Worksheet and
Chart to a Word Document
A:
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
Creating and Editing a Word Document
Creating a Research Paper
Creating a Cover Letter and a Resume
Word Processing
INTRODUCTORY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Gives students a comprehensive presentation of Word 2007,
including new features of the software, using the highly successful
Shelly Cashman Series pedagogy.
• Offers a new Plan Ahead feature, which prepares students to create
successful projects by encouraging them to think about what they
are trying to accomplish before they begin.
• Gives students the information they need to know, when they need
to know it, through enhancements to the step-by-step instructions,
a new Q&A feature, and improved callouts on screen shots.
• Engages students with new Experimental steps, which encourage
them to go beyond step-by-step instructions to take advantage of
the features in the Microsoft Office Word 2007 new user interface.
• Increases students’ retention with brand new end-of-chapter
exercises, including Make It Right, Extend Your Knowledge,
and Make It Personal, which emphasize problem solving and
experimentation.
• Meets the requirements of the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist exam for Microsoft Office Word 2007.
COMPREHENSIVE
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Project Planning Guidelines
Introduction to Microsoft Office 2007
Microsoft Office Word 2007 Help
Publishing Office 2007 Web Pages to a Web Server
Customizing Microsoft Office Word 2007
Steps for the Windows XP User
Microsoft Business Certification Program
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New Perspectives on
Microsoft Office Word
2007, Comprehensive
S. Scott Zimmerman,
Beverly B. Zimmerman,
Ann Shaffer, Katherine T. Pinard
978-1-4239-0582-0
(1-4239-0582-2)
August 2007 680 pages
ADDITIONAL VERISONS
COMPREHENSIVE:, PREMIUM VIEO EDITION
NEW
978-0-538-47597-6 (0-538-47597-8)
BRIEF: Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2007, Tutorials 1–4
978-1-4239-0580-6 (1-4239-0580-6)
INTRODUCTORY: Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2007,
Tutorials 1–7
978-1-4239-0581-3 (1-4239-0581-4)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
BRIEF
2.
3.
4.
5.
INTRO
• Offers comprehensive coverage of the new Word 2007 features,
including the design themes, Live Preview, and SmartArt, preparing
students to create professional, polished documents.
• Provides a Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2007 tutorial
that gets students up and running with the new features and user
interface.
• Presents new InSight boxes, which offer best practices for working
with the software, and a new Tip feature, which provides hints for
more efficient use of the software.
• Features Reality Check exercises, new comprehensive, open-ended
assignments that give students the opportunity to practice skills
by creating practical, real-world documents such as resumes, cover
letters, and reports.
• Meets the requirements for the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist exam for Microsoft Office Word 2007.
6.
7.
8.
9.
COMPREHENSIVE
Word Processing
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
10.
Managing Your Files
Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2007
Creating a Document
Editing and Formatting a Document
Creating a Multiple-Page Report
Desktop Publishing and Mail Merge
Working with Templates and Outlines
Using Mail Merge
Collaborating with Others and Creating Web Pages
Customizing Word and Automating Your Work
Creating On-Screen Forms Using Advanced Table
Techniques
Managing Long Documents
Additional Cases
APPENDIX
A:
Structuring Documents Using XML
Microsoft Office
Word 2007—Illustrated
Complete
Jennifer Duffy, Carol M. Cram
978-1-4239-0527-1
(1-4239-0527-X)
July 2007 480 pages
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ADDITIONAL VERSIONS
BRIEF: Units A–D
978-1-4239-0525-7 (1-4239-0525-3)
INTRODUCTORY: Units A–H
978-1-4239-0526-4 (1-4239-0526-1)
##
A.
BRIEF
B.
C.
D.
E.
INTRO
F.
G.
H.
I.
J.
K.
L.
M.
N.
O.
P.
Windows Vista Unit A: Getting Started with
Windows Vista
Windows Vista Unit B: Understanding File
Management
Getting Started with Office 2007
Creating Documents with Word 2007
Editing Documents
Formatting Text and Paragraphs
Formatting Documents
Creating and Formatting Tables
Illustrating Documents with Graphics
Working with Themes and Building Blocks
Merging Word Documents
Working with Styles and Templates
Developing Multipage Documents
Working with References
Integrating Word with Other Programs
Exploring Advanced Graphics
Building Forms
Collaborating with Co-Workers
Customizing Word
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Word Processing
• Provides more in-depth material in the opening units allowing
students to gain a better understanding of the lessons.
• Contains advanced coverage on the powerful new footnotes,
endnotes, and bibliography features, providing a useful lesson for all
students.
• Educates students on the enhanced security features available in
Word, where they learn how to secure their documents before
distributing them to the public.
• Features a Getting Started with Office 2007 Unit that prepares
students with an in-depth introduction to the common features in
each software application.
• Presents relevant Real Life Independent Challenge exercises
where students get useful experience creating documents for their
everyday lives, such as resumes and letterheads.
• Provides extensive opportunities to practice using advanced new
features, such as customizing building blocks and graphic objects
and applying developer functions to automate tasks.
• Meets the requirements of the Microsoft Certified Application
Specialist exam for Microsoft Office Word 2007.
COMPLETE
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
115
Microsoft Office Word
2007: Introductory
Microsoft Office
Word 2007 for Medical
Professionals
Pasewark and Pasewark,
Katherine T. Pinard
Jennifer Duffy, Carol M. Cram
Word Processing
978-1-4239-0542-4
(1-4239-0542-3)
November 2007 302 pages
978-1-4239-0410-6
(1-4239-0410-9)
August 2007 365 pages
[softcover, spiral-bound]
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Provides examples and end-of-unit exercises that are related to
the medical field and are typical of the tasks that students will
encounter in a medical office, hospital, or clinic work setting.
• Contains comprehensive applied end-of-unit exercises that increase
in level of difficulty and maps to SAM (Skill Assessment Manager),
providing an opportunity for the reinforcement of skills.
• Includes a case study throughout on a fictitious outpatient medical
facility, Riverwalk Medical Clinic, which is staffed by family doctors
and specialists, as well as a large nursing and support staff.
• Teaches a single skill at a time using a two-page spread format,
which shows steps students follow on the left-hand page and
screen shots on the right-hand page.
• Offers optional Advanced Challenge Exercises in the end-of-unit
material that let students practice the more advanced skills covered
in the lesson material.
• Offers a flexible format making this book ideal for classrooms with
students who have varying abilities.
• Provides numerous step-by-step exercises, review exercises, and
case projects to enhance students’ learning experiences.
• Helps students develop skills individually or in a team setting using
strong end-of-lesson material, including Concepts Review projects
and Critical Thinking activities.
• Gives students additional information and guidance through Did
You Know? boxes, Net Tips boxes, and Important boxes.
• Increases students’ retention of skills through end-of-lesson
exercises including lesson summary, vocabulary, and review
questions.
• Includes an Online Companion with PowerPoint presentations, key
terms, and more for additional student learning.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
Getting Started with Word 2007
Editing Documents
Formatting Text and Paragraphs
Creating and Formatting Tables
Formatting Documents
Merging Word Documents
Working with Styles and Templates
Developing Multipage Documents
Building Forms
APPENDICES
1:
2:
Illustrating Documents with Graphics
Collaborating on Documents
1.
2.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
APPENDICES
A:
B:
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Introduction
Microsoft Windows Vista Basics
Microsoft Office 2007 Basics
Microsoft Word 2007
Word Basics
Basic Editing
Helpful Word Features
Formatting Text
Formatting Paragraphs and Documents
Working with Graphics
Working with Documents
Increasing Efficiency Using Word
Computer Concepts
Keyboarding Touch System Improvement
New Perspectives: Portfolio Projects for Business Communication, Second
Edition
Carol M. Cram
978-1-4390-3746-1
(1-4390-3746-9)
©2010 296 pages
NEW EDITION
NEW PERSPECTIVES: PORTFOLIO PROJECTS FOR BUSINESS COMMUNICATION, Second
Edition, teaches students how to communicate effectively in today’s constantly changing
business environment. By solving realistic business case problems, students learn how
to create a wide range of business documents and oral presentations, use technology to
communicate effectively, address the needs of diverse audiences, and consider the ethical
implications of their communication practices.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
##
Business Communications Overview.
Email.
Memos.
Everyday Letters.
Sales Letters.
Negative News Messages.
Press Releases.
Proposals.
Press Releases.
Newsletters.
Brochures.
Posters, Flyers, Advertisements.
Web Content.
Job Search Documents.
Presentation Planning.
Persuasive Presentations.
Word Processing
• REAL WORLD APPLICATION. Case scenarios, review assignments,
and case problems help students review course material and apply
what they’ve learned to real life business scenarios.
• TECHNOLOGY. Reference Windows teach students how to use
technology to create a document or presentation.
• REVIEW. Review assignments, focused on conceptual information
and writing skills, help students apply the book’s content.
• CRITICAL THINKING. Focused on concepts, best practices, and
applications in business communication, Case Problems encourage
critical thinking and include guidelines to help students create
brochures, short proposals, online forms, and financial presentations.
• HANDS-ON PRACTICE. In addition to covering business
communications skills, the book provides hands-on practice in the
skills students need to perform business functions successfully.
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Author/Title Index
A
A Guided Tour of Hot Technologies 2010, p.8
A Guided Tour of Microsoft Office 2007, Windows Vista
Edition, p.9
A Guided Tour of Microsoft Office 2010, p.8
A Guided Tour of Microsoft Windows 7, p.9
A Guided Tour of Microsoft Windows Vista, p.10
Adamski/Finnegan, New Perspectives on Microsoft Office
Access 2007, Comprehensive, Premium Video Edition, p.29
Adamski/Finnegan, New Perspectives on Microsoft Office
Access 2007, Comprehensive, p.29
Adamski/Finnegan, New Perspectives on Microsoft Office
Access 2010, Brief, (Tutorials 1-4), p.25
Adamski/Finnegan, New Perspectives on Microsoft Office
Access 2010, Comprehensive, International Edition, p.25
Adamski/Finnegan, New Perspectives on Microsoft Office
Access 2010, Inntroductory, (Tutorials 1-8), p.25
Adobe Dreamwaver CS5 Revealed, International Edition, p.90
Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 - Illustrated, International Edition,
p.91
Adobe Dreamweaver CS4: Comprehensive Concepts and
Techniques, International Edition, p.91
Adobe Dreamweaver CS4—Revealed, p.92
Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 Illustrated, International Edition,
p.89
Adobe Flash CS4 - Illustrated Introductory, p.94
Adobe Flash CS4 Revealed, International Edition, p.95
Adobe Flash CS5 Revealed, International Edition, p.93
Adobe Flash Professional CS5 Illustrated Introductory,
International Edition, p.93
Adobe Illustrator CS4 - Illustrated, International Edition, p.96
Adobe Illustrator CS4 Revealed, International Edition, p.97
Adobe Illustrator CS5 Illustrated, International Edition, p.95
Adobe Illustrator CS5 Revealed, International Edition, p.96
Adobe InDesign CS4 Illustrated, p.98
Adobe Indesign CS4 Revealed, p.99
Adobe InDesign CS5 Illustrated, p.97
Adobe InDesign CS5 Revealed, International Edition, p.98
Adobe Photoshop CS4 - Illustrated, International Edition,
p.101
Adobe Photoshop CS4 Revealed, p.102
Adobe Photoshop CS4: Comprehensive Concepts and
Techniques, p.101
Adobe Photoshop CS5 Illustrated, International Edition, p.100
Adobe Photoshop CS5 Revealed, International Edition, p.100
Adobe Photoshop Elements 7.0 - Illustrated, 2e, p.102
Ageloff/Zimmerman/Zimmerman, New Perspectives on
Microsoft Office 2007 First Course Premium Video Edition,
International Edition, p.51
Ambrose/Wells, Computer Concepts BASICS, 4e, p.22
B
Baldauf/Stair, Succeeding with Technology, International
Edition, 4e, p.18
Barker/Pinard, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7—Illustrated
Essentials, p.37
118
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Barker/Terry, Internet Research, 5e, p.34
Barker/Terry, Microsoft Office Outlook 2010: Introductory,
International Edition, p.38
Barker/Terry, Microsoft Office Outlook 2010: Introductory,
International Edition, p.38
Bergerud/Busche, Microsoft Windows XP BASICS, p.71
Beskeen, Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007—Illustrated Brief,
p.77
Beskeen, Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007—Illustrated
Introductory, p.77
Beskeen, Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010: Illustrated
Introductory, p.74
Beskeen/Cram/Duffy/Friedrichsen, Microsoft Office 2007
Illustrated: Introductory Premium Video Edition, p.52
Beskeen/Cram/Duffy/Friedrichsen, Microsoft Office 2010:
Fundamentals, p.44
Beskeen/Cram/Duffy/Friedrichsen, Microsoft Office 2010:
Illustrated Introductory, First Course, International Edition,
p.44
Beskeen/Cram/Duffy/Friedrichsen, Microsoft Office 2010:
Second Course, p.44
Beskeen/Cram/Friedrichsen, Microsoft Office 2007—Illustrated
Second Course, p.55
Bishop, Adobe Dreamwaver CS5 Revealed, International
Edition, p.90
Bishop, Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 - Illustrated, International
Edition, p.91
Bishop, Adobe Dreamweaver CS4—Revealed, p.92
Bishop, Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 Illustrated, International
Edition, p.89
Blanc/Vento, Performing with Microsoft Office 2007:
Introductory, p.59
Blanc/Vento, Performing with Projects for the Entrepreneur:
Microsoft Office 2007, p.61
Bojack, Adobe InDesign CS5 Revealed, International Edition,
p.98
Bojack, New Perspectives on Blended HTML, XHTML, and CSS,
2e, p.106
Bojack, New Perspectives on Microsoft Expression Web 3.0:
Comprehensive, International Edition, p.103
Botello, Adobe Illustrator CS4 - Illustrated, International
Edition, p.96
Botello, Adobe Illustrator CS5 Illustrated, International
Edition, p.95
Botello, Adobe Indesign CS4 Revealed, p.99
Botello, Adobe Photoshop CS4 - Illustrated, International
Edition, p.101
Botello, Adobe Photoshop CS5 Illustrated, International
Edition, p.100
Bucki/Hosier-Bounar, New Perspectives on Adobe Photoshop
CS5, Comprehensive, International Edition, p.99
Bunin, Microsoft Outlook 2007—Illustrated Essentials, p.40
Bunin, Microsoft Outlook 2010: Illustrated Essentials, p.39
Bunin/Campbell/Clemens/Conrad, MCAS Office 2007
Certification Workbook, p.62
Bunin/Campbell/Clemens/Conrad, Microsoft Certified
Application Specialist Exam Reference for Microsoft Office
2007, p.62
C
D
Discovering Computers 2011: Brief, International Edition
(Chapters 1-8), p.12
Discovering Computers 2011: Complete, International Edition,
p.12
Discovering Computers 2011: Introductory, International
Edition (Chapters 1-11), p.12
Discovering Computers and Microsoft @ Office 2007: A
Fundamental Combined Approach, International Edition,
p.15
Discovering Computers: Fundamentals, 2011 International
Edition, 6e, p.13
Discovering the Internet: Brief Chapers 1-4, 3e, p.33
Discovering the Internet: Complete, International Edition, 3e,
p.33
Duffy/Cram, Microsoft Office Word 2007 for Medical
Professionals, p.116
Duffy/Cram, Microsoft Office Word 2007—Illustrated Brief
Units A-D, p.115
Duffy/Cram, Microsoft Office Word 2007—Illustrated
Complete, p.115
Duffy/Cram, Microsoft Office Word 2007—Illustrated
Introductory Units A-H, p.115
Duffy/Cream, Microsoft Office Word 2010: Illustrated
F
Fisher, Adobe InDesign CS4 Illustrated, p.98
Fisher, Adobe InDesign CS5 Illustrated, p.97
Friedrichsen, Microsoft Office Access 2007—Illustrated
Complete, p.30
Friedrichsen, Microsoft Office Access 2007—Illustrated,
Introductory, p.30
Friedrichsen, Microsoft Office Access 2010: Illustrated
Complete, p.26
G
Geller/Hart, New Perspectives on Adobe Dreamweaver CS5,
Comprehensive, International Edition, p.89
Google - Illustrated Essentials, p.35
Gross/Akaiwa/Nordquist, Succeeding in Business with
Microsoft Office Excel 2007: A Problem-Solving Approach,
p.85
Gross/Akaiwa/Nordquist, Succeeding in Business with
Microsoft Office Excel 2010: A Problem-Solving Approach,
International Edition, p.81
H
Hart, New Perspectives on Abobe Dreamweaver CS4:
Comprehensive, International Edition, 2e, p.90
Hoisington, A Guided Tour of Hot Technologies 2010, p.8
Hoisington, A Guided Tour of Microsoft Office 2007, Windows
Vista Edition, p.9
Hoisington, A Guided Tour of Microsoft Office 2010, p.8
Hoisington, A Guided Tour of Microsoft Windows 7, p.9
Hoisington, A Guided Tour of Microsoft Windows Vista, p.10
Hosie-Bounar/Waxer, Web 2.0: Making the Web Work for
You, Illustrated, p.32
HTML, XHTML, and CSS: Comprehensive, 6e, p.106
HTML—Illustrated Brief Units A-D, 3e, p.108
HTML—Illustrated Complete, 3e, p.108
HTML—Illustrated Introductory Units A-D, 3e, p.108
Hunt/Waxer, Microsoft Office 2007: Illustrated Brief Premium
Video Edition, International Edition, p.53
Author/Title Index
Cable, Succeeding in Business with Microsft Office Access
2007: A Problem Solving Approaching, p.29
Campbell, Computer Literacy BASICS: Microsoft Office 2007
Companion, p.63
Carey, New Perspectives on Creating Web Pages with HTML,
XHTML, and XML, International Edition, 3e, p.108
Carey, New Perspectives on HTML and XHTML, International
Edition, Comprehensive, p.107
Carey, New Perspectives on HTML, XHTML, and Dynamic
HTML, International Edition , 4e, p.107
Carey, New Perspectives on XML, Comprehensive, 2e, p.109
Carey/Canovatchel, New Perspectives on JavaScript,
Comprehensive, p.109
Computer Concepts BASICS, 4e, p.22
Computer Concepts—Illustrated Essentials, 3e, p.16
Computer Concepts—Illustrated Introductory, 8e, p.16
Computer Literacy BASICS: Microsoft Office 2007 Companion,
p.63
Copyright on the Internet—Illustrated Essentials, p.35
Cox/Wermers/Reding, HTML—Illustrated Brief Units A-D, 3e,
p.108
Cox/Wermers/Reding, HTML—Illustrated Complete, 3e, p.108
Cox/Wermers/Reding, HTML—Illustrated Introductory Units
A-D, 3e, p.108
Cozzola/Clemens/Waxer, Upgrading to Microsoft Office 2010,
p.45
Cram, Microsoft Office 2007—Illustrated Projects, p.56
Cram, New Perspectives: Portfolio Projects for Business
Communication, 2e, p.117
Current Topics in Technology, 3e, p.19
Complete, International Edition, p.112
I
In a Flash, p.10
Information Technology for Managers, International Edition,
p.18
Internet Explorer 8, Illustrated Essentials, p.36
Internet Research, 5e, p.34
Introduction to Computers, 8e, p.14
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119
J
Johnson, Microsoft Windows 7: Illustrated Complete,
International Edition, p.67
Johnson, Microsoft Windows Vista—Illustrated Complete, p.70
Johnson, Microsoft Windows Vista—Illustrated Essentials, p.70
Johnson, Microsoft Windows Vista—Illustrated Introductory,
p.70
Johnson, Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 Edition—
Illustrated Introductory, 2e, p.71
Johnson, Microsoft Windows XP-Essentials, p.71
Johnson, Microsoft Windows XP—Illustrated Complete, p.71
L
Lopez, New Perspectives on Adobe Flash CS4: Comprehensive,
International Edition, p.94
Lopez/Romer, New Perspectives on Adobe Flash CS5,
Comprehensive, International Edition, p.92
Author/Title Index
M
120
Mastering Applications in the Real World: Discipline-Specific
Projects for Microsoft Office 2007, Advanced, p.60
Mastering Applications in the Real World: Discipline-Specific
Projects for Microsoft Office 2007, Introductory , p.60
MCAS Office 2007 Certification Workbook, p.62
Microsoft Certified Application Specialist Exam Reference for
Microsoft Office 2007, p.62
Microsoft Excel 2007 for Medical Professionals, p.86
Microsoft Expression Web 2: Complete, p.104
Microsoft Expression Web 2: Comprehensive Concepts and
Techniques, p.104
Microsoft Expression Web 3: Complete, p.103
Microsoft Expression Web 3: Comprehensive, International
Edition, p.103
Microsoft Expression Web 3: Illustrated Complete,
International Edition, p.104
Microsoft Internet Explorer 7—Illustrated Essentials, p.37
Microsoft Office 2007 Fundamentals, p.54
Microsoft Office 2007 Illustrated: Introductory Premium Video
Edition, p.52
Microsoft Office 2007: Advanced Concepts and Techniques,
International Edition, p.49
Microsoft Office 2007: Brief, p.48
Microsoft Office 2007: Essential, p.48
Microsoft Office 2007: Illustrated Brief Premium Video Edition,
International Edition, p.53
Microsoft Office 2007: Introductory, p.58
Microsoft Office 2007: Introductory Concepts and Techniques,
Premium Video Edition, International Edition, p.48
Microsoft Office 2007: Post-Advanced Concepts and
Techniques, p.50
Microsoft Office 2007—Illustrated Projects, p.56
Microsoft Office 2007—Illustrated Second Course, p.55
Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac, Illustrated Brief, p.63
Microsoft Office 2010: Advanced Concepts and Techniques,
www.cengageasia.com
International Edition, p.42
Microsoft Office 2010: Fundamentals, p.44
Microsoft Office 2010: Illustrated Introductory, First Course,
International Edition, p.44
Microsoft Office 2010: Introductory, International Edition,
p.46
Microsoft Office 2010: Introductory, International Edition,
p.42
Microsoft Office 2010: Post Concepts and Techniques,
International Edition, p.42
Microsoft Office 2010: Second Course, p.44
Microsoft Office Access 2007: Complete, Concepts and
Techniques (Chapters 1-6), p.28
Microsoft Office Access 2007: Comprehensive Concepts and
Techniques, p.28
Microsoft Office Access 2007: Introductory, p.30
Microsoft Office Access 2007: Introductory, Concepts and
Techniques (Chapters 1-3), p.28
Microsoft Office Access 2007—Illustrated Complete, p.30
Microsoft Office Access 2007—Illustrated, Brief, p.30
Microsoft Office Access 2007—Illustrated, Introductory, p.30
Microsoft Office Access 2010: Complete, International Edition,
p.24
Microsoft Office Access 2010: Complete, International Edition,
p.24
Microsoft Office Access 2010: Illustrated Complete, p.26
Microsoft Office Access 2010: Introductory, p.27
Microsoft Office Access 2010: Introductory, International
Edition, p.24
Microsoft Office Excel 2007: Complete (Chapters 1-6), p.82
Microsoft Office Excel 2007: Comprehensive Concepts and
Techniques, International Edition, p.82
Microsoft Office Excel 2007: Introductory, p.85
Microsoft Office Excel 2007: Introductory (Chapters 1-3), p.82
Microsoft Office Excel 2007—Illustrated Brief Units A-D, p.84
Microsoft Office Excel 2007—Illustrated Complete, p.84
Microsoft Office Excel 2007—Illustrated Introductory Units
A-H, p.84
Microsoft Office Excel 2010: Complete, p.79
Microsoft Office Excel 2010: Comprehensive, p.79
Microsoft Office Excel 2010: Illustrated Complete,
International Edition, p.80
Microsoft Office Excel 2010: Introductory, International
Edition, p.79
Microsoft Office Outlook 2007: Introductory Concepts and
Techniques, p.39
Microsoft Office Outlook 2010: Introductory, International
Edition, p.38
Microsoft Office Outlook 2010: Introductory, International
Edition, p.38
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007: Comprehensive Concepts
and Techniques, p.75
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007: Introductory, p.77
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007—Illustrated Brief, p.77
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007—Illustrated Introductory,
p.77
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010: Complete, p.73
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010: Comprehensive, p.73
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010: Illustrated Introductory,
p.75
Mircorsoft Office PowerPoint 2007: Introductory (Chapters
1-2), p.75
Mohler, Adobe Illustrator CS5 Revealed, International Edition,
p.96
Morley, Understanding Computers in a Changing Society,
International Edition, 4e, p.17
Morley, Understanding Computers: Today and Tomorrow,
Comprehensive International Edition, Comprehensive, 13e,
p.17
Mozilla Firefox: Introductory Concepts and Techniques, p.38
N
New Perspectives on Abobe Dreamweaver CS4:
Comprehensive, International Edition, 2e, p.90
New Perspectives on Adobe Dreamweaver CS5,
Comprehensive, International Edition, p.89
New Perspectives on Adobe Flash CS4: Comprehensive,
International Edition, p.94
New Perspectives on Adobe Flash CS5, Comprehensive,
International Edition, p.92
New Perspectives on Adobe Photoshop CS5, Comprehensive,
International Edition, p.99
New Perspectives on Blended HTML, XHTML, and CSS, 2e,
p.106
New Perspectives on Computer Concepts 2011: Brief
Orientation, Chapters 1-4, International Edition, 13e, p.16
New Perspectives on Computer Concepts 2011:
Comprehensive, 13e, p.16
New Perspectives on Computer Concepts 2011: Introductory,
Chapters 1-8, International Edition, p.16
New Perspectives on Creating Web Pages with HTML, XHTML,
and XML, International Edition, 3e, p.108
New Perspectives on HTML and XHTML, International Edition,
Comprehensive, p.107
New Perspectives on HTML, XHTML, and Dynamic HTML,
International Edition , 4e, p.107
New Perspectives on JavaScript, Comprehensive, p.109
New Perspectives on Microsoft Expression Web 3.0:
Comprehensive, International Edition, p.103
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office 2007 First Course
Premium Video Edition, International Edition, p.51
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office 2010, First Course, Brief,
p.43
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office 2010, First Course,
International Edition, p.43
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office 2010, Second Course,
p.43
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Access 2007,
Comprehensive, Premium Video Edition, p.29
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Access 2007,
Comprehensive, p.29
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Access 2010, Brief,
(Tutorials 1-4), p.25
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Access 2010,
Comprehensive, International Edition, p.25
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Access 2010,
www.cengage.com/coursetechnology
Author/Title Index
p.74
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010: Introductory, p.74
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010: Introductory, International
Edition, p.73
Microsoft Office Publisher 2007: Complete Concepts and
Techniques, p.105
Microsoft Office Publisher 2007: Introductory (Chapters 1-3),
p.105
Microsoft Office Publisher 2007—Illustrated Introductory,
p.105
Microsoft Office Word 2007 for Medical Professionals, p.116
Microsoft Office Word 2007: Complete (Chapters 1-6), p.113
Microsoft Office Word 2007: Comprehensive Concepts and
Techniques, p.113
Microsoft Office Word 2007: Introductory, p.116
Microsoft Office Word 2007: Introductory (Chapters 1-3),
p.113
Microsoft Office Word 2007—Illustrated Brief Units A-D, p.115
Microsoft Office Word 2007—Illustrated Complete, p.115
Microsoft Office Word 2007—Illustrated Introductory Units
A-H, p.115
Microsoft Office Word 2010: Complete, p.111
Microsoft Office Word 2010: Comprehensive, p.111
Microsoft Office Word 2010: Illustrated Complete,
International Edition, p.112
Microsoft Office Word 2010: Introductory, International
Edition, p.111
Microsoft Office Word 2010: Inttroductory, p.112
Microsoft Offie 2010 Fundamentals, p.47
Microsoft Outlook 2007—Illustrated Essentials, p.40
Microsoft Outlook 2010: Illustrated Essentials, p.39
Microsoft Windows 7: Comprehensive, International Edition,
p.66
Microsoft Windows 7: Illustrated Complete, International
Edition, p.67
Microsoft Windows Vista: Complete Concepts and Techniques
(Chapter1-6), p.68
Microsoft Windows Vista: Comprehensive Concepts and
Techniques, p.68
Microsoft Windows Vista: Essential Concepts and Techniques,
p.69
Microsoft Windows Vista: Introductory Concepts and
Techniques (Chapter1-3), p.68
Microsoft Windows Vista—Illustrated Complete, p.70
Microsoft Windows Vista—Illustrated Essentials, p.70
Microsoft Windows Vista—Illustrated Introductory, p.70
Microsoft Windows XP BASICS, p.71
Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 Edition—Illustrated
Introductory, 2e, p.71
Microsoft Windows XP-Essentials, p.71
Microsoft Windows XP: Complete Concepts and Techniques,
Service Pack 2 Edition , p.71
Microsoft Windows XP: Comprehensive Concepts and
Techniques, Service Pack 2 Edition, p.71
Microsoft Windows XP: Introductory Concepts and
Techniques, Service Pack 2 Edition , p.71
Microsoft Windows XP—Illustrated Complete, p.71
Microsoft Office Excel 2010: Introductory, p.80
Mircorsoft Office PowerPoint 2007: Complete (Chapters 1-4),
121
Author/Title Index
Inntroductory, (Tutorials 1-8), p.25
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Excel 2007, Brief
(Tutorials 1-4), p.83
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Excel 2007,
Comprehensive Premium Video Edition, p.83
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Excel 2007,
Comprehensive, p.83
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Excel 2007, Introductory
(Tutorials 1-8), p.83
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Excel 2010:
Comprehensive, International Edition, p.79
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Excel 2010: Introductory
(Tutorials 1-8), p.79
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007, Brief
(Tutorial 1-2), p.76
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007,
Comprehensive Premium Video Edition, p.76
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007,
Comprehensive, p.76
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007,
Introductory (Tutorial 1-4), p.76
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010: Brief,
International Edition, p.73
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010:
Comprehensive, p.73
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010:
Introductory, p.73
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Word 2007, Brief
(Tutorials 1-4), p.114
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Word 2007,
Comprehensive Premium Video Edition, p.114
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Word 2007,
Comprehensive, p.114
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Word 2007, Introductory
(Tutorials 1-7), p.114
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Word 2010, Brief,
International Edition, p.111
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Word 2010:
Comprehensive, p.111
New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Word 2010:
Introductory, p.111
New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows 7: Brief (Tutorial 1-2),
p.67
New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows 7: Introductory
(Tutorial 1-6), p.67
New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows Vista for Power
Users, p.70
New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows Vista, Brief (Tutorials
1-2), p.69
New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows Vista,
Comprehensive, p.69
New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows Vista, Introductory
(Tutorials 1-6), p.69
New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows XP Professional for
Power Users, Update Edition, p.71
New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows XP, Brief, 2005
Service Pack 2 Update, p.71
New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows XP, Comprehensive,
2005 Service Pack 2 Update, p.71
122
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New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows XP, Introductory,
2005 Service Pack 2 Update, p.71
New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows7: Comprehensive,
International Edition, p.67
New Perspectives on the Internet, Comprehensive,
International Edition, 8e, p.33
New Perspectives on the Internet: Introductory, Tutorials 1-5,
p.33
New Perspectives on XML, Comprehensive, 2e, p.109
New Perspectives: Portfolio Projects for Business
Communication, 2e, p.117
P
Paparella/Simko, Current Topics in Technology, 3e, p.19
Parson/Oja/Carey, New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows XP,
Introductory, 2005 Service Pack 2 Update, p.71
Parsons/Oja, Computer Concepts—Illustrated Introductory,
8e, p.16
Parsons/Oja, New Perspectives on Computer Concepts 2011:
Brief Orientation, Chapters 1-4, International Edition, 13e,
p.16
Parsons/Oja, New Perspectives on Computer Concepts 2011:
Comprehensive, 13e, p.16
Parsons/Oja, Practical Computer Literacy, International
Edition, 2e, p.21
Parsons/Oja, Practical Office 2007, International Edition, p.57
Parsons/Oja, Practical PC, 6e, p.20
Parsons/Oja/Ageloff/Carey, New Perspectives on Microsoft
Office Excel 2007, Brief (Tutorials 1-4), p.83
Parsons/Oja/Ageloff/Carey, New Perspectives on Microsoft
Office Excel 2007, Comprehensive Premium Video Edition,
p.83
Parsons/Oja/Ageloff/Carey, New Perspectives on Microsoft
Office Excel 2007, Comprehensive, p.83
Parsons/Oja/Ageloff/Carey, New Perspectives on Microsoft
Office Excel 2007, Introductory (Tutorials 1-8), p.83
Parsons/Oja/Ageloff/Carey, New Perspectives on Microsoft
Office Excel 2010: Comprehensive, International Edition,
p.79
Parsons/Oja/Ageloff/Carey, New Perspectives on Microsoft
Office Excel 2010: Introductory (Tutorials 1-8), p.79
Parsons/Oja/Carey, New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows
Vista, Comprehensive, p.69
Parsons/Oja/Carey, New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows
XP, Brief, 2005 Service Pack 2 Update, p.71
Parsons/Oja/Carey, New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows
XP, Comprehensive, 2005 Service Pack 2 Update, p.71
Parsons/Oja/Carey/Carey, New Perspectives on Microsoft
Windows Vista, Brief (Tutorials 1-2), p.69
Parsons/Oja/Carey/Carey, New Perspectives on Microsoft
Windows Vista, Introductory (Tutorials 1-6), p.69
Parsons/Oja/Ruffolo, New Perspectives on Microsoft
Windows7: Comprehensive, International Edition, p.67
Parsons/Ruffolo, New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows 7:
Introductory (Tutorial 1-6), p.67
Pasewark/Bunin, Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007:
Introductory, p.77
R
Reding, Adobe Photoshop CS4 Revealed, p.102
Reding, Adobe Photoshop CS5 Revealed, International
Edition, p.100
Reding, Google - Illustrated Essentials, p.35
Reding, Microsoft Office Publisher 2007—Illustrated
Introductory, p.105
Reding/Wermers, Microsoft Excel 2007 for Medical
Professionals, p.86
Reding/Wermers, Microsoft Office Excel 2007—Illustrated
Brief Units A-D, p.84
Reding/Wermers, Microsoft Office Excel 2007—Illustrated
Complete, p.84
Reding/Wermers, Microsoft Office Excel 2007—Illustrated
Introductory Units A-H, p.84
Reding/Wermers, Microsoft Office Excel 2010: Illustrated
Complete, International Edition, p.80
Reynolds, Information Technology for Managers,
International Edition, p.18
Riley, Microsoft Expression Web 3: Illustrated Complete,
International Edition, p.104
S
Schneider/Evans, New Perspectives on the Internet,
Comprehensive, International Edition, 8e, p.33
Schneider/Evans, The Internet—Illustrated, International
Edition, 6e, p.34
Schneider/Evans, Windows Internet Explorer 8: Introductory
Concepts and Techniques, p.36
Sebok, Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010: Introductory,
International Edition, p.73
Shaffer/Carey/Parson/Oja, New Perspectives on Microsoft
Office 2010, First Course, International Edition, p.43
Shaffer/Carey/Parsons/Oja, New Perspectives on Microsoft
Office 2010, First Course, Brief, p.43
Shaffer/Carey/Parsons/Oja, New Perspectives on Microsoft
Office 2010, Second Course, p.43
Shaffer/Hunt, Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac, Illustrated Brief,
p.63
Shelly/Campbell, Microsoft Expression Web 3: Complete, p.103
Shelly/Campbell, Microsoft Expression Web 3: Comprehensive,
International Edition, p.103
Shelly/Campbell/Rivers, Microsoft Expression Web 2:
Complete, p.104
Shelly/Campbell/Rivers, Microsoft Expression Web 2:
Comprehensive Concepts and Techniques, p.104
Shelly/Cashman, Mircorsoft Office PowerPoint 2007: Complete
(Chapters 1-4), p.75
Shelly/Cashman/Forsythe, Microsoft Windows Vista: Essential
Concepts and Techniques, p.69
Shelly/Cashman/Forsythe, Microsoft Windows XP: Complete
Concepts and Techniques, Service Pack 2 Edition , p.71
Shelly/Cashman/Forsythe, Microsoft Windows XP:
Comprehensive Concepts and Techniques, Service Pack 2
Edition, p.71
Shelly/Cashman/Forsythe, Microsoft Windows XP:
Introductory Concepts and Techniques, Service Pack 2
Edition , p.71
Shelly/Cashman/Forsythe/Freund, Mozilla Firefox: Introductory
Concepts and Techniques, p.38
Shelly/Cashman/Freund, Windows Internet Explorer 7:
Introductory Concepts and Techniques, p.37
Shelly/Cashman/Freund/Enger, Microsoft Windows Vista:
Complete Concepts and Techniques (Chapter1-6), p.68
Shelly/Cashman/Freund/Enger, Microsoft Windows Vista:
Comprehensive Concepts and Techniques, p.68
Shelly/Cashman/Freund/Enger, Microsoft Windows Vista:
Introductory Concepts and Techniques (Chapter1-3), p.68
Shelly/Cashman/Gunter/Gunter, Teachers Discovering and
Integrating Microsoft Office: Essential Concepts and
Techniques, 2e, p.64
Shelly/Cashman/Gunter/Gunter, Teachers Discovering
Computers: Intergrating Technology and Digital Media in
the Classroom, International Edition, 6e, p.22
Shelly/Cashman/Napier/Judd, Discovering the Internet:
Complete, International Edition, 3e, p.33
Shelly/Cashman/Pratt/Last, Microsoft Office Access 2007:
Complete, Concepts and Techniques (Chapters 1-6), p.28
Shelly/Cashman/Pratt/Last, Microsoft Office Access 2007:
Comprehensive Concepts and Techniques, p.28
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Pasewark/Bunin/Evans/Pinard, Microsoft Office 2007:
Introductory, p.58
Pasewark/Evans, Microsoft Office Access 2007: Introductory,
p.30
Pasewark/Pasewark/Bunin, Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010:
Introductory, p.74
Pasewark/Pasewark/Evans, Microsoft Office Access 2010:
Introductory, p.27
Pasewark/Pasewark/Pinard, Microsoft Office Word 2010:
Inttroductory, p.112
Pasewark/Pasewark/Romer, Microsoft Office Excel 2010:
Introductory, p.80
Pasewark/Pasewark/Romer/Evans, Microsoft Office 2010:
Introductory, International Edition, p.46
Pasewark/Pinard, Microsoft Office Word 2007: Introductory,
p.116
Pasewark/Romer, Microsoft Office Excel 2007: Introductory,
p.85
Performing with Microsoft Office 2007: Introductory, p.59
Performing with Projects for the Entrepreneur: Microsoft
Office 2007, p.61
Phillips, New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows Vista for
Power Users, p.70
Phillips, New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows XP
Professional for Power Users, Update Edition, p.71
Pinard, Computer Concepts—Illustrated Essentials, 3e, p.16
Pinard, Internet Explorer 8, Illustrated Essentials, p.36
Practical Computer Literacy, International Edition, 2e, p.21
Practical Office 2007, International Edition, p.57
Practical PC, 6e, p.20
Principles of Web Design, International Edition, 4e, p.88
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Shelly/Cashman/Pratt/Last, Microsoft Office Access 2007:
Introductory, Concepts and Techniques (Chapters 1-3), p.28
Shelly/Cashman/Pratt/Last, Microsoft Office Access 2010:
Complete, International Edition, p.24
Shelly/Cashman/Pratt/Last, Microsoft Office Access 2010:
Complete, International Edition, p.24
Shelly/Cashman/Pratt/Last, Microsoft Office Access 2010:
Introductory, International Edition, p.24
Shelly/Cashman/Quasney, Microsoft Office Excel 2007:
Complete (Chapters 1-6), p.82
Shelly/Cashman/Quasney, Microsoft Office Excel 2007:
Comprehensive Concepts and Techniques, International
Edition, p.82
Shelly/Cashman/Quasney, Microsoft Office Excel 2007:
Introductory (Chapters 1-3), p.82
Shelly/Cashman/Sebok, Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007:
Comprehensive Concepts and Techniques, p.75
Shelly/Cashman/Sebok, Mircorsoft Office PowerPoint 2007:
Introductory (Chapters 1-2), p.75
Shelly/Cashman/Starks, Microsoft Office Publisher 2007:
Complete Concepts and Techniques, p.105
Shelly/Cashman/Starks, Microsoft Office Publisher 2007:
Introductory (Chapters 1-3), p.105
Shelly/Cashman/Vermaat, Microsoft Office 2007: Advanced
Concepts and Techniques, International Edition, p.49
Shelly/Cashman/Vermaat, Microsoft Office 2007: Brief, p.48
Shelly/Cashman/Vermaat, Microsoft Office 2007: Essential,
p.48
Shelly/Cashman/Vermaat, Microsoft Office 2007: Introductory
Concepts and Techniques, Premium Video Edition,
International Edition, p.48
Shelly/Cashman/Vermaat, Microsoft Office 2007: PostAdvanced Concepts and Techniques, p.50
Shelly/Cashman/Vermaat, Microsoft Office Word 2007:
Complete (Chapters 1-6), p.113
Shelly/Cashman/Vermaat, Microsoft Office Word 2007:
Comprehensive Concepts and Techniques, p.113
Shelly/Cashman/Vermaat, Microsoft Office Word 2007:
Introductory (Chapters 1-3), p.113
Shelly/Cashman/Webb, Microsoft Office Outlook 2007:
Introductory Concepts and Techniques, p.39
Shelly/Freund/Enger, Microsoft Windows 7: Comprehensive,
International Edition, p.66
Shelly/Freund/Vermaat, Introduction to Computers, 8e, p.14
Shelly/Frydenberg, Web 2.0: Concepts and Applications,
International Edition, p.32
Shelly/Napier/Rivers, Discovering the Internet: Brief Chapers
1-4, 3e, p.33
Shelly/Napier/Rivers, Web Design: Introductory Concepts and
Techniques, 3e, p.88
Shelly/Quasney, Microsoft Office Excel 2010: Complete, p.79
Shelly/Quasney, Microsoft Office Excel 2010: Comprehensive,
p.79
Shelly/Quasney, Microsoft Office Excel 2010: Introductory,
International Edition, p.79
Shelly/Sebok, Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010: Complete,
p.73
Shelly/Sebok, Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010:
Comprehensive, p.73
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Shelly/Starks, Adobe Photoshop CS4: Comprehensive Concepts
and Techniques, p.101
Shelly/Vermaat, Discovering Computers 2011: Brief,
International Edition (Chapters 1-8), p.12
Shelly/Vermaat, Discovering Computers 2011: Complete,
International Edition, p.12
Shelly/Vermaat, Discovering Computers 2011: Introductory,
International Edition (Chapters 1-11), p.12
Shelly/Vermaat, Discovering Computers and Microsoft
@ Office 2007: A Fundamental Combined Approach,
International Edition, p.15
Shelly/Vermaat, Discovering Computers: Fundamentals, 2011
International Edition, 6e, p.13
Shelly/Vermaat, Microsoft Office 2010: Advanced Concepts
and Techniques, International Edition, p.42
Shelly/Vermaat, Microsoft Office 2010: Introductory,
International Edition, p.42
Shelly/Vermaat, Microsoft Office 2010: Post Concepts and
Techniques, International Edition, p.42
Shelly/Vermaat, Microsoft Office Word 2010: Complete, p.111
Shelly/Vermaat, Microsoft Office Word 2010: Comprehensive,
p.111
Shelly/Vermaat, Microsoft Office Word 2010: Introductory,
International Edition, p.111
Shelly/Wells, Adobe Dreamweaver CS4: Comprehensive
Concepts and Techniques, International Edition, p.91
Shelly/Woods/Dorin, HTML, XHTML, and CSS: Comprehensive,
6e, p.106
Shuman, Adobe Flash CS4 Revealed, International Edition,
p.95
Shuman, Adobe Flash CS5 Revealed, International Edition,
p.93
Sklar, Principles of Web Design, International Edition, 4e, p.88
Story/Walls, Microsoft Office 2007 Fundamentals, p.54
Story/Walls, Microsoft Offie 2010 Fundamentals, p.47
Succeeding in Business with Microsft Office Access 2007: A
Problem Solving Approaching, p.29
Succeeding in Business with Microsoft Office Excel 2007: A
Problem-Solving Approach, p.85
Succeeding in Business with Microsoft Office Excel 2010: A
Problem-Solving Approach, International Edition, p.81
Succeeding with Technology, International Edition, 4e, p.18
T
Teachers Discovering and Integrating Microsoft Office:
Essential Concepts and Techniques, 2e, p.64
Teachers Discovering Computers: Intergrating Technology and
Digital Media in the Classroom, International Edition, 6e,
p.22
Technology, In a Flash, p.10
Technology, Mastering Applications in the Real World:
Discipline-Specific Projects for Microsoft Office 2007,
Advanced, p.60
Technology, Mastering Applications in the Real World:
Discipline-Specific Projects for Microsoft Office 2007,
Introductory , p.60
The Internet—Illustrated, International Edition, 6e, p.34
U
Understanding Computers in a Changing Society,
International Edition, 4e, p.17
Understanding Computers: Today and Tomorrow,
Comprehensive International Edition, Comprehensive, 13e,
p.17
Upgrading to Microsoft Office 2010, p.45
Zimmerman/Zimmerman/Shaffer/Pinard, New Perspectives on
Microsoft Office Word 2010, Brief, International Edition,
p.111
Zimmerman/Zimmerman/Shaffer/Pinard, New Perspectives on
Microsoft Office Word 2010: Introductory, p.111
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Author/Title Index
Waxer, Adobe Flash CS4 - Illustrated Introductory, p.94
Waxer, Adobe Flash Professional CS5 Illustrated Introductory,
International Edition, p.93
Waxer/Baum, Copyright on the Internet—Illustrated
Essentials, p.35
Waxer/Tannenbaum, Adobe Photoshop Elements 7.0 Illustrated, 2e, p.102
Web 2.0: Concepts and Applications, International Edition,
p.32
Web 2.0: Making the Web Work for You, Illustrated, p.32
Web Design: Introductory Concepts and Techniques, 3e, p.88
Windows Internet Explorer 7: Introductory Concepts and
Techniques, p.37
Windows Internet Explorer 8: Introductory Concepts and
Techniques, p.36
Z
Zimmerman/Zimmerman, New Perspectives on Microsoft
Office PowerPoint 2007, Brief (Tutorial 1-2), p.76
Zimmerman/Zimmerman, New Perspectives on Microsoft
Office PowerPoint 2007, Comprehensive Premium Video
Edition, p.76
Zimmerman/Zimmerman, New Perspectives on Microsoft
Office PowerPoint 2007, Comprehensive, p.76
Zimmerman/Zimmerman, New Perspectives on Microsoft
Office PowerPoint 2007, Introductory (Tutorial 1-4), p.76
Zimmerman/Zimmerman/Pinard, New Perspectives on
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010: Brief, International
Edition, p.73
Zimmerman/Zimmerman/Pinard, New Perspectives on
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010: Comprehensive, p.73
Zimmerman/Zimmerman/Pinard, New Perspectives on
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010: Introductory, p.73
Zimmerman/Zimmerman/Shaffer, New Perspectives on
Microsoft Office Word 2007, Comprehensive, p.114
Zimmerman/Zimmerman/Shaffer/PInard, New Perspectives on
Microsoft Office Word 2010: Comprehensive, p.111
Zimmerman/Zimmerman/Shaffer/Pinard, New Perspectives on
Microsoft Office Word 2007, Brief (Tutorials 1-4), p.114
Zimmerman/Zimmerman/Shaffer/Pinard, New Perspectives on
Microsoft Office Word 2007, Comprehensive Premium Video
Edition, p.114
Zimmerman/Zimmerman/Shaffer/Pinard, New Perspectives on
Microsoft Office Word 2007, Introductory (Tutorials 1-7),
p.114
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