Prentice Hall MOUS Test Preparation Guide for PowerPoint 2000 For courses in PowerPoint for Windows and supplemental materials for Introduction to Computers courses.. Students then use the interactive program on the student MOUS PinPoint interactive CD-ROM (included in every copy of the text) to see the material demonstrated, to complete in-text projects, and

Title	:	Prentice Hall MOUS Test Preparation Guide for PowerPoint 2000
Author	:	Colene L. Coldwell
Rating	:	4.57 (211 Votes)
Asin	:	0130277428
Format Type	:	Paperback
Number of Pages	:	350 Pages
Publish Date	:	2000-08-16
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For courses in PowerPoint for Windows and supplemental materials for Introduction to Computers courses. Based on the actual MOUS exams, the streamlined PH MOUS Test Prep Guide text/software packages coach students through successful completion of the MOUS certification exams-from Core to Expert skill levels. Dynamically interactive-enhanced by the unparalleled MOUS PinPoint 2000 software-the series takes students step-by-step to guaranteed success. Each chapter focuses on specific learning objectives (based on the Core and Expert MOUS objectives), discusses specific skills necessary to complete the MOUS certification exam, and walks students through condensed step-by-step mini-tutorials for a specific skill set. Students then use the interactive program on the student MOUS PinPoint interactive CD-ROM (included in every copy of the text) to see the material demonstrated, to complete in-text projects, and to practice for the MOUS exams.

Editorial : From the Inside Flap Preface A flash of insight— Áand I saw the kind of book that people would really use—even enjoy using—and that would help them learn. That insight led to the creation of this new series, Prentice Hall's MOUS Test Preparation Guides for Office 2000. This series has two main objectives: to provide students with a clear, direct and comprehensive source for gaining computer expertise, and to support instructors with superior resources to enhance their teaching.This book is designed for people like these:Busy adults who want to get right to the point. Beginners who don't want to be overwhelmed with jargon and unnecessary details. Experienced users whose goal is to pass the MOUS certification exam.Five elements combine to make this series so effective: Condensed steps cover each skill precisely, without burying you in unnecessary examples and too many words. Thought Questions challenge students to apply what they've learned. Tips from a Pro g

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