With this book, everyone can put this powerful spreadsheet program to effective use in just a few hours. As they create spreadsheets that analyze sales, estimate and track project costs, predict cash needs, and analyze budgets, users build spreadsheet templates that they can then customize for their own business tasks.

Acknowledged as the #1 word processing porgram in terms of copies sold, WordPerfect brings power and flexibility to the desktop. And with this guide, powerful doesn't have to mean hard to learn. The authors show readers how to create simple, then more complex, documents until they are producing professional-looking documents.


In the same instructional style as the much acclaimed A Quick Course in WordPerfect 5.1, the authors show how to use this latest WordPerfect to create professional documents and at the same time teach the most-often used features of the program.

Focusing on Excel 97, this is one of a series of step-by-step computer books suitable both for self-training and for classroom use. After covering the basics for creating and manipulating a typical worksheet with Excel, the book discusses workbook concepts and ways of creating, saving, opening, editing, formatting and closing worksheets. It then moves on to more advanced topics, such as sorting options, list (database) techniques, pivot tables, graphs and charts, and more complex calculations that use multiple worksheets and scenarios.

Focusing on Microsoft Internet Explorer, this is one of a series of step-by-step computer books suitable both for self-training and for classroom use. It sets out to demystify the jargon and then demonstrates moving around World Wide Web sites. There is discussion of how to tailor Explorer to make on-line sessions more efficient and productive, and communicating with other Internet users via e-mail. Newsgroups and other Internet resources are also covered.

In this book, we show you how to create common business documents, such as letters, letterheads, and professional-looking reports.

This popular Windows book gets you set up and comfortable with Microsoft's easy-to-use operating environment to accomplish your system management tasks.

Focusing on Microsoft Office 97, this is one of a series of step-by-step computer books suitable both for self-training and for classroom use. It covers techniques common to all four of the primary Office components (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access) for creating, saving files, giving instructions, formatting, printing and getting help. Each component is showcased in two tutorial chapters dedicated specifically to teaching the ins and outs of that particular application. Following chapters deal with each of the components individually.

Focusing on PowerPoint '97, this is one of a series of step-by-step computer books suitable both for self-training and for classroom use. After dealing with the basics, it uses a simple presentation to cover the AutoContent Wizard, working with text, sorting slides, and getting help. Other topics include printing overheads and presenter's notes, running an electronic slide show, adding visual appeal to presentations, developing more sophisticated presentations, adding clip art, and importing graphics from other sources.

With this book, you'll learn how to put together talked-about slide presentations that will impress customers, colleagues, and supervisors alike.