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• Functional Skills ICT Student Book for Levels 1 & 2 (Microsoft Windows 7 & Office 2010)

  CIA Training Ltd

  
  
   

• Fast Forward Functional Skills Information Communication Technology (ICT) Level 2: An Activity Workbook and Revision Guide for Students in Windows XP and Office 2007

  Lorna Bointon

  
  
   

• Functional Skills ICT Student Book for Levels 1 & 2 (Microsoft Windows XP & Office 2007)

  CIA Training Ltd

  
  
   

• ECDL Syllabus 5.0 Module 2 IT User Fundamentals Using Windows XP with Office 2007: Module 2

  CIA Training Ltd

  
  
   

• Learning to Pass ECDL 4.0 for Office XP

  Ms Angela Bessant

  
  This text leads students through the Office XP applications step-by-step, whilst at the same time teaching them the requirements of the European Computer Driving Licence Award.
  
   

• ECDL4: The Complete Coursebook for Microsoft Office XP: The Complete Coursebook for Office XP

  Mr Brendan Munnelly

  
  ECDL 4: The Complete Course book for Office XP offers candidates everything they need to pass the ECDL exam, with case studies, practical examples and exercises throughout to enable candidates to develop the skills they need for success.
  
   

• Office XP For Dummies

  Wallace Wang

  
  This title explains how to use Microsoft Office, and covers each programme in the suite, including sharing information between the programmes.
  
   

• Fast Forward Functional Skills Information Communication Technology (ICT) Level 1: An Activity Work Book and Revision Guide for Students in Windows XP and Office 2007

  Lorna Bointon

  
  
   

• CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X3 Training Guide

  M.C. Sharma

  
  
   

• e-Quals Level 1 Office XP Word Processing (City & Guilds e-Quals Level 1)

  Rosemarie Wyatt

  
  Each of the five sections in this book contains underpinning knowledge related to the unit outcomes. There is plenty of opportunity to practise your skills and check your knowledge. A 'Quick reference guide' at the back of the book lists alternative methods for carrying out tasks in Word.
  
   

• Office XP Developer's Guide (Pro-Developer)

  Microsoft Press

  
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• How to Pass New Clait 2006: Using Microsoft Office XP

  
  Offers guidance on how to carry out the activities, from opening the appropriate software package to changing the look of a graph, adding a new slide to a presentation or inserting the correct picture into your publication.
  
   

• Practical Exercises for ECDL Using Office XP and 2003 (ECDL Practical Exercises)

  
  
   

• ECDL Advanced Spreadsheets for Office XP/2003

  Mr Paul Holden

  
  
   

• BCS Level 2: Certificate for IT Users: Unit E Using Office XP or 2003 (ECDL)

  Cia

  
  Self teach manual designed to steer the user around the different features required to pass the assessment for BCS Unit E. Suitable for use with Microsoft Office XP or 2003. Available free of charge as eighth module in ECDL series.
  
   

• Teach Yourself Lotus Smartsuite: Millennium Ed

  Faithe Wempen

  
  
   

• How to Do Everything with Microsoft Office Outlook 2007

  Bill Mann

  
  
   

• ECDL Advanced Databases for Microsoft Office XP and Office 2003

  Mr Paul Holden

  
  Suitable for candidates who need to pass the ECDL Advanced Databases certification test, this work covers various aspects of the ECDL Advanced Databases module.
  
   

• ECDL 4: The Complete Guide

  
  
   

• Office XP: The Complete Reference

  Stephen L. Nelson, Julia Kelly

  
  Heralding the release of the latest incarnation of Microsoft's top-selling productivity suite, Office XP: The Complete Reference aims to help new and existing Microsoft Office users alike work and communicate more effectively by utilising the range of software tools at hand in Office XP.

  This sizeable reference begins with a thorough introduction to Office XP, first providing a brief overview of each of the Office components, and then embarking on a more extensive tour of the shared functionality within the Office XP suite. Areas covered here include document management and printing as well as an exploration of the common options offered by the Office toolbars. One chapter of particular note in the introductory section examines the Web publishing features of Office XP.

  With the introduction over, the remaining sections cover each of the programs available in the Standard, Small Business and Professional editions of Office XP individually. Most coverage is devoted to Word, the widest used program in the Office suite, but Excel and Access are also given a reasonable examination. PowerPoint, Outlook, Internet Explorer and Microsoft Publisher are dealt with more briefly.

  Accompanied by a CD-ROM including over 50 Word, Excel and PowerPoint templates, whether this volume fulfils its lofty claim to be "The Complete Reference" is perhaps open to question. In truth, experienced