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  • ISBN-13: 9781305237445
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1 Introduction to Computers and the Internet
2(28)
1-1 What Is a Computer?
3(2)
1-1a Primary Operations of a Computer
1-1b Data vs. Information
1-1c Hardware and Software
1-1d Computer Users and Professionals
1-2 Types of Computers
5(7)
1-2a Embedded Computers
1-2b Mobile Devices
1-2c Personal Computers (PCs)
1-2d Midrange Servers
1-2e Mainframe Computers
1-2f Supercomputers
1-3 Computer Networks and the Internet
12(6)
1-3a The Internet and the World Web
1-3b Accessing a Network or the Internet
1-3c Using Email
1-3d Surfing the Web
1-4 Computers and Society
18(12)
1-4a Benefits and Risks of a Computer-Oriented Society
1-4b Understanding Intellectual Property Rights
1-4c Computers and Health
1-4d Environmental Concerns
2 Computer Hardware
30(47)
2-1 Digital Data Representation
31(1)
2-2 Inside the System Unit
31(8)
2-2a The Motherboard
2-2b The Power Supply
2-2c The CPU
2-2d Memory
2-2e Expansion Slots, Expansion Cards, and ExpressCard Modules
2-2f Buses
2-2g Ports and Connectors
2-3 How the CPU Works
39(3)
2-3a Typical CPU Components
2-3b The System Clock and the Machine Cycle
2-4 Storage Systems
42(12)
2-4a Hard Drives
2-4b Optical Discs
2-4c Flash Memory Storage Systems
2-4d Network Storage and Online/Cloud Storage Systems
2-4e Smart Cards
2-4f Storage Systems for Large Computer Systems
2-5 Input Devices
54(9)
2-5a Keyboards
2-5b Pointing Devices
2-5c Touch Devices
2-5d Scanners and Readers
2-5a Scanners and Rearms
2-5e Audio Input
2-6 Output Devices
63(14)
2-6a Display Device
2-6b Data and Multimedia Projectors
2-6c Printers
2-6d Audio Output
3 Computer Software
3-1 Introduction to System Software and Operating Systems
77(6)
3-1a Functions of the Operating System
3-1b Processing Techniques for Increased Efficiency
3-1c Differences Among Operating Systems
3-2 Operating Systems for Personal Computers
83(3)
3-2a DOS
3-2b Windows
3-2c Windows Server and Windows Home Server
3-2d Mac OS and Mac OS X Server
3-2e UNIX
3-2f Linux
3-3 Operating Systems for Mobile Devices and Larger Computers
86(2)
3-3a Mobile and Embedded Versions of Windows
3-3b Other Mobile Phone Operating Systems
3-3c Operating Systems for Larger Computers
3-4 Introduction to Application Software
88(5)
3-4a Software Categories
3-4b Desktop vs. Mobile Software
3-4c Installed vs. Web-Based Software
3-5 Application Software for Business
93(2)
3-5a Word Processing Concepts
3-5b Spreadsheet Concepts
3-5c Database Concepts
3-5d Presentation Graphics Concepts
3-6 Application Software for Working with Multimedia
95(4)
3-6a Graphics Software
3-6b Audio Capture and Editing Software
3-6c Video Editing and DVD Authoring Software
3-6d Media Players
3-6e Graphics, Multimedia, and the Web
3-7 Other Types of Application Software
99(7)
3-7a Desktop and Personal Publishing Software
3-7b Educational, Entertainment, and Reference Software
3-7c Note Taking Software and Web Notebooks
3-7d CAD and Other Types of Design Software
3-7e Accounting and Personal Finance Software
3-7f Project Management, Collaboration, and Remote Access Software
NETWORKS AND THE INTERNET
4 Computer Networks
106(32)
4-1 What Is a Network?
107(1)
4-2 Network Characteristics
107(7)
4-2a Wired vs. Wireless Networks
4-2b Network Topologies
4-2c Network Architectures
4-2d Network Size and Coverage Area
4-3 Data Transmission
114(3)
4-3b Analog vs. Digital Signals
4-3c Transmission Type and Timing
4-3d Delivery Method
4-4 Networking Media
117(4)
4-4a Wired Networking Media
4-3b Wireless Networking Media
4-5 Communications Protocols and Networking Standards
121(9)
4-5a TCP/IP and Other Communications Protocols
4-5b Ethernet (802.3)
4-5c Phoneline, Powerline, G.hn, and Broadband over Powerline (BPL)
4-5d Wi-Fi (802.11)
4-5e WiMAX (802.16)
4-5f Cellular Standards
4-5g Bluetooth, Ultra Wideband (UWB), and Other Short-Range Wireless Standards
4-6 Networking Hardware
130(8)
4-6a Network Adapters and Modems
4-6b Switches, Routers, and Other Hardware for Connecting Devices and Networks
4-6c Other Networking Hardware
5 Introducing the Internet and Email
138(24)
5-1 Evolution of the Internet
139(3)
5-1a From Arpanet to Internet2
5-1b The World Wide Web
5-1c Internet
5-1d The Internet Community Today
5-2 Connecting to the Internet
142(6)
5-2a Selecting the Type of Device
5-2b Choosing a Connection Type
5-2c Selecting an ISP
5-2d Setting Up Your Computers
5-3 Searching the Internet for Information
148(2)
5-3a Using Search Sites
5-3b Citing Internet Resources
5-4 Evolution of Email
150(2)
5-4a Origins of Email
5-4b How Email Works
5-5 Beyond Browsing and Email
152(10)
5-5a Online Written Communication
5-5b Online Audio and Video Communications
5-5c Online Communities
5-5d Online Entertainment
5-5e E-Commerce
5-5f Product, Corporate, Government, and Other Information
6 Computer, Network, and Internet Security and Privacy
162(34)
6-1 Understanding Security Concerns
163(1)
6-2 Unauthorized Access and Unauthorized Use
163(4)
6-2a Hacking
6-2b War Driving and Wi-Fi Piggybacking
6-2c Interception of Communications
6-2d Protecting Against Unauthorized Access and Unauthorized Use
6-3 Computer Sabotage
167(5)
6-3a Botnets
6-3b Computer Viruses and Other Types of Malware
6-3c Denial of Service (DoS) Attacks
6-3d Data, Program, or Web Site Alteration
6-3e Protecting Against Computer Sabotage
6-4 Online Theft, Online Fraud, and Other Dot Cons
172(4)
6-4a Theft of Data, Information, and Other Resources
6-4b Identity Theft, Phishing, and Pharming
6-4c Online Auction Fraud and Other Internet Scams
6-4d Protecting Against Identity Theft and Online Threats
6-5 Cyberstalking and Other Personal Safety Concerns
176(2)
6-5a Cyberbullying and Cyberstalking
6-5b Online Pornography
6-5c Protecting Personal Safety
6-6 Personal Computer Security
178(4)
6-6a Hardware Loss
6-6b System Failure and Other Disasters
6-6c Protecting Against Hardware Loss, Hardware Damage, and System Failure
6-7 Understanding Privacy Concerns
182(8)
6-7a Databases, Electronic Profiling, Spam, and Other Marketing Activities
6-7b Electronic Surveillance and Monitoring
6-7c Protecting Personal Privacy
6-8 Security and Privacy Legislation
190(6)
Capstone - Computer Concepts
195(1)
WINDOWS 8
7 Exploring Windows 8 and Managing Files
196(42)
7-1 Using the Windows 8 Start Screen and Desktop
197(10)
7-1a Starting Windows
8(199)
7-1b Exploring the Start Screen
7-1c Switching Between the Start Screen and the Desktop
7-1d Exploring the Desktop
7-1e Starting Apps and Applications
7-2 Resizing and Moving Windows on the Desktop
207(2)
7-3 Switching Between Open Windows and Running Apps
209(2)
7-4 Working with the Windows 8 File System
211(7)
7-4a Opening a File Explorer Window
7-4b Changing the View of File Explorer Windows
7-4c Developing an Organizational Strategy
7-4d Navigating to Folders
7-5 Working with Files
218(10)
7-5a Extracting Compressed Data Files
7-5b Creating a Folder or Subfolder
7-5c Moving or Copying Files and Folders
7-5d Naming and Renaming Files and Folders
7-5e Working with Compressed Folders
7-6 Deleting Files and Working with the Recycle Bin
228(1)
7-6a Deleting Files and Folders
7-6b Working with the Recycle Bin
7-7 Closing Apps and Windows
229(1)
7-8 Getting Help
230(2)
7-8a Opening Windows Help and Support
7-8b Browsing Help Topics
7-8c Using the Search Box
7-9 Shutting Down Windows
232(6)
BROWSERS AND EMAIL
8 Using Internet Explorer and the Mail and People Apps
238(38)
8-1 Browsing the Web with Internet Explorer
239(5)
8-1a Starting the Internet Explorer App and Navigating to Web Pages
8-1b Visiting Previously Viewed Web Pages
8-1c Accessing a Search Site from the Address Bar
8-2 Using the Internet Explorer Desktop Application
244(3)
8-3 Using Tabs
247(3)
8-3a Using Tabs in the Internet Explorer Desktop Application
8-3b Using Tabs in the Internet Explorer App
8-4 Personalizing Internet Explorer
250(6)
8-4a Pinning Web Pages
8-4b Saving Web Pages as Favorites
8-4c Using Internet Explorer History
8-5 Printing Web Pages
256(3)
8-6 Closing Internet Explorer
259(1)
8-7 Using the Mail App
260(9)
8-7a Starting Mail
8-7b Creating and Sending Email Using Mail
8-7c Receiving and Reading Email Using Mail
8-7d Replying to and Forwarding Email Messages
8-7e Deleting Email Messages
8-7f Working with Attachments
8-7g Closing Mail
8-8 Adding Information to the People App
269(7)
OFFICE 2013
9 Introducing Microsoft Office 2013
276(34)
9-1 Exploring Common Elements of Office Application Windows
277(3)
9-2 Using the Ribbon
280(11)
9-2a Switching Tabs and Displaying Contextual Tabs
9-2b Using Buttons
9-2c Using Galleries and Live Preview
9-2d Using Commands in Dialog Boxes
9-2e Open and Close Task Panes
9-2f Exploring Backstage View
9-3 Selecting Text and Using the Mini Toolbar
291(1)
9-3a Selecting Text
9-3b Using the Mini Toolbar
9-4 Undoing and Redoing
292(1)
9-5 Zooming and Scrolling
293(2)
9-5a Zooming
9-5b Scrolling
9-6 Working with Office Files
295(3)
9-6a Saving a File for the First Time
9-6b Saving a File after Making Changes
9-6c Closing a File
9-6d Opening a File
9-7 Using the Clipboard
298(3)
9-7a Using the System Clipboard
9-7b Using the Office Clipboard
9-8 Getting Help
301(1)
9-9 Closing Office Applications
302(8)
Capstone ? Windows 8 and Office 2013: Organize Your Files
307(1)
Web Applications: Saving a File to SkyDrive
308(2)
WORD 2013
10 Creating a Document
310(38)
10-1 Entering Text
311(7)
10-1a Entering Text
10-1b Inserting a Date with AutoComplete
10-1c Correcting Errors as You Type
10-1d Inserting Symbols
10-2 Creating Documents Based on Existing Documents
318(1)
10-3 Editing Text
319(2)
10-3a Replacing Selected Text
10-3b Using Drag and Drop
10-4 Switching to Another Open Document in Word
321(1)
10-5 Formatting Text
321(3)
10-5a Changing the Font and Font Size
10-5b Changing Font Styles
10-5c Changing Text Color
10-6 Formatting Paragraphs
324(11)
10-6a Adjusting Paragraph Spacing
10-6b Adjusting Line Spacing
10-6c Aligning Paragraphs
10-6d Using Tabs
10-6e Creating a Bulleted List
10-6f Creating a Numbered List
10-6g Indenting a Paragraph
10-6h Adding a Paragraph Border
10-6i Adding Paragraph Shading
10-7 Copying Formats
335(3)
10-7a Using the Format Painter
10-7b Using Paste Options
10-8 Checking Spelling and Grammar
338(4)
10-8a Checking Flagged Words Individually
10-8b Checking the Spelling and Grammar in the Entire Document
10-9 Previewing and Printing Documents
342(6)
11 Formatting a Long Document
348(38)
11-1 Finding and Replacing Text
349(2)
11-1a Finding Text
11-1b Replacing Specific Text
11-2 Working with Styles
351(6)
11-2a Applying a Quick Style
11-2b Modifying a Quick Style
11-2c Creating a New Quick Style
11-3 Working with Themes
357(5)
11-3a Changing the Theme
11-3b Changing the Style Set
11-3c Modifying a Theme
11-4 Scrolling Through a Long Document
362(1)
11-5 Working with the Document Outline
363(3)
11-5a Using the Navigation Pane
11-5b Using Outline View
11-6 Changing the Margins
366(2)
11-7 Inserting a Manual Page Break
368(1)
11-8 Adding Page Numbers, Headers, and Footers
369(4)
11-8a Inserting Page Numbers
11-8b Adding a Header and Footer
11-9 Creating Citations and a List of Works Cited
373(7)
11-9a Creating a New Source and Inserting a Citation
11-9b Inserting a Citation to an Existing Source
11-9c Using the Source Manager
11-9d Editing a Citation
11-9e Generating a List of Works Cited
11-9f Modifying a Source
11-9g Updating the List of Works Cited
11-10 Creating Footnotes and Endnotes
380(6)
12 Enhancing a Document
386(36)
12-1 Organizing Information in Tables
387(7)
12-1a Creating a Table
12-1b Entering Data in a Table
12-1c Selecting Parts of a Table
12-1d Inserting a Row or Column
12-1e Deleting a Row, Column, or Table
12-1f Changing Column Widths
12-1g Formatting Tables with Table Style
12-1h Aligning Tables and Text in Tables
12-2 Changing the Page Orientation
394(1)
12-3 Dividing a Document into Sections
394(4)
12-3a Inserting a Section Break
12-3b Formatting a Section Differently from the Rest of the Document
12-3c Adding Different Headers and Footers in Sections
12-4 Inserting and Modifying Graphics
398(5)
12-4a Inserting Online Pictures
12-4b Examining a Selected Object
12-4c Cropping a Picture
12-4d Resizing a Picture
12-4e Formatting a Picture
12-5 Wrapping Text Around Graphics
403(1)
12-6 Moving Graphics
404(1)
12-7 Adding Text Effects and WordArt Text Boxes
405(4)
12-7a Applying Text Effects
12-7b Inserting WordArt Text Boxes
12-8 Working with Columns
409(2)
12-8a Creating Columns
12-8b Balancing Columns
12-9 Working with Building Blocks
411(11)
12-9a Creating Quick Parts
12-9b Inserting Quick Parts
12-9c Managing Building Blocks Capstone - Word: Create a Flyer
419(1)
Web Applications: Using the Word Web App
420(2)
EXCEL 2013
13 Creating a Workbook
422(32)
13-1 Understanding Spreadsheets and Excel
423(5)
13-1a Parts of the Excel Window
13-1b Moving the Active Cell
13-1c Inserting and Deleting a Sheet
13-1d Switching Between Sheets
13-1e Renaming a Sheet
13-1f Moving and Copying a Sheet
13-2 Entering and Formatting Data
428(5)
13-2a Entering Text
13-2b Formatting Text
13-2c Entering Dates
13-2d Formatting Dates
13-2e Entering Numbers
13-2f Formatting Numbers
13-3 Editing Cell Content
433(1)
13-4 Working with Columns and Rows
434(3)
13-4a Selecting Columns and Rows
13-4b Changing Column Widths and Row Heights
13-4c Inserting a Column or Row
13-4d Clearing or Deleting a Row or Column
13-5 Working with Cells and Ranges
437(3)
13-5a Selecting a Range
13-5b Moving and Copying a Cell or Range
13-5c Inserting and Deleting a Cell or Range
13-5d Wrapping Text Within a Cell
13-6 Entering Simple Formulas and Functions
440(6)
13-6a Entering a Formula
13-6b Copying and Pasting Formulas
13-6c Entering a Function
13-6d Using AutoSum
13-7 Previewing and Printing a Workbook
446(8)
13-7a Changing Worksheet Views
13-7b Changing the Orientation
13-7c Previewing and Printing a Workbook
14 Working with Formulas and Functions
454(38)
14-1 Using Relative, Absolute, and Mixed Cell References in Formulas
455(6)
14-1a Using Relative References
14-1b Using Absolute References
14-1c Using Mixed References
14-2 Entering Functions
461(6)
14-2a Inserting a Function Using the Insert Function Dialog Box
14-2b Typing a Function in a Cell
14-2c Editing Data Used in a Formula
14-3 Using AutoFill
467(4)
14-3a Using the Fill Handle to Copy Cell Contents
14-3b Creating a Series
14-4 Working with Date Functions
471(1)
14-5 Working with the PMT Financial Function
472(5)
14-5a Understanding Loan Factors
14-5b Entering the PMT Function
14-5c Performing What-lf Analysis
14-6 Formatting Cells and Ranges
477(15)
14-6a Using the Format Cells Dialog Box
14-6b Applying Cell Styles
14-6c Aligning Cell Content
14-6d Indenting Cell Content
14-6e Merging Cells
14-6f Adding Cell Borders
14-6g Changing Cell Background Color
15 Creating an Advanced Workbook
492(28)
15-1 Making a Workbook User-Friendly
493(1)
15-2 Using Flash Fill
493(2)
15-3 Entering Formulas with Multiple Calculations
495(2)
15-4 Fixing Error Values
497(3)
15-5 Working with the IF Logical Function
500(2)
15-6 Creating a Nested Function
502(2)
15-7 Highlighting Cells with Conditional Formatting
504(4)
15-7a Highlighting a Cell Based on Its Value
15-7b Clearing a Conditional Formatting Rule
15-8 Hiding Rows and Columns
508(1)
15-9 Formatting a Worksheet for Printing
509(11)
15-9a Inserting and Removing Page Breaks
15-9b Setting the Print Area
15-9c Adding Print Titles
15-9d Creating Headers and Footers
15-9e Setting the Page Margins
16 Inserting and Formatting Charts
520(36)
16-1 Creating a Chart
521(4)
16-1a Selecting a Data Source
16-1b Selecting a Chart Type
16-1c Inserting a Pie Chart
16-1d Selecting Chart Elements
16-2 Moving and Resizing a Chart
525(2)
16-2a Moving a Chart to a Different Sheet
16-2b Repositioning and Resizing a Chart
16-3 Modifying a Chart
527(6)
16-3a Changing the Chart Style
16-3b Changing a Chart Layout
16-3c Positioning and Formatting a Chart Title
16-3d Positioning the Chart Legend
16-3e Working with Data Labels
16-3f Changing the Color of a Data Series
16-4 Creating an Exploded Pie Chart
533(1)
16-5 Creating a Column or Bar Chart
533(5)
16-5a Inserting a Column Chart
16-5b Formatting a Column Chart
16-5c Changing the Axis Scale
16-6 Creating a Line Chart
538(5)
16-6a Inserting and Formatting a Line Chart
16-6b Editing the Axis Scale and Labels in a Line Chart
16-6c Adding and Formatting an Axis Title
16-6d Adding Gridlines
16-7 Editing Chart Data
543(2)
16-7a Changing a Data Value or Label
16-7b Adding a Data Series to an Existing Chart
16-7c Modifying Lines and Data Markers
16-8 Inserting and Formatting Sparklines
545(2)
16-9 Inserting and Modifying Data Bars
547(9)
Capstone - Excel: Create a Budget
553(1)
Web Applications: Working with the Excel Web App
554(2)
ACCESS 2013
17 Creating a Database
556(34)
17-1 Understanding Database Concepts
557(1)
17-2 Creating a Database
558(2)
17-3 Working in Datasheet View
560(5)
17-3a Creating a Table in Datasheet View
17-3b Saving a Table
17-3c Entering Records
17-4 Working with Fields and Properties in Design View
565(7)
17-4a Changing Field Properties in Design View
17-4b Creating a Table and Setting Properties in Design View
17-4c Specifying the Primary Key
17-4d Saving the Table Design and Entering Records
17-5 Modifying a Table's Structure
572(3)
17-5a Moving a Field in Design View
17-5b Adding a Field
17-5c Deleting a Field
17-6 Closing and Opening Objects and Databases
575(2)
17-6a Closing a Table
17-6b Closing a Database
17-6c Opening a Database
17-6d Opening a Table
17-6e Moving Around a Datasheet
17-7 Creating Simple Queries, Forms, and Reports
577(7)
17-7a Creating a Simple Query
17-7b Creating a Simple Form
17-7c Entering Data in a Form
17-7d Creating a Simple Report
17-7e Formatting a Report
17-7f Viewing a Report In Print Preview
17-7g Printing a Report
17-8 Compacting and Repairing a Database
584(6)
18 Maintaining and Querying a Database
590(30)
18-1 Maintaining Database Records
591(1)
18-1a Editing Field Values
18-1b Finding and Replacing Data
18-1c Deleting a Record
18-2 Working with Queries in Design View
592(4)
18-2a Designing a Select Query
18-2b Modifying a Query
18-3 Sorting and Filtering Data
596(4)
18-3a Sorting in Datasheet View
18-3b Sorting Multiple Fields in Design View
18-3c Filtering Data
18-4 Defining Table Relationships
600(4)
18-4a Defining a One-to-Many Relationship Between Tables
18-4b Working with Related Data in a Subdatasheet
18-5 Creating a Multitable Query
604(1)
18-6 Adding Criteria to a Query
605(2)
18-7 Creating a Copy of a Query
607(1)
18-8 Adding Multiple Criteria to Queries
608(2)
18-8a Using the And Logical Operator
18-8b Using the Or Logical Operator
18-9 Creating a Calculated Field
610(2)
18-10 Using a Property Sheet
612(1)
18-11 Using Functions in a Query
613(7)
18-11a Using the Total Row in a Datasheet
18-11b Creating Queries with Functions
18-11c Creating Calculations for Groups of Records
19 Creating Forms and Reports
620(26)
19-1 Creating a Form Using the Form Wizard
621(1)
19-2 Modifying a Form's Design in Layout View
622(4)
19-2a Applying a Theme to a Form
19-2b Changing the Form Title's Text and Appearance
19-2c Adding a Logo to a Form
19-2d Changing the Lines in a Form
19-3 Finding Data Using a Form
626(3)
19-3a Searching for a Partial Value
19-3b Searching with Wildcards
19-3c Maintaining Table Data Using a Form
19-4 Creating a Form Based on Related Tables
629(3)
19-4a Creating a Form with a Main Form and a Subform
19-4b Modifying a Main Form and Subform in Layout View
19-4c Displaying Records in a Main Form and a Subform
19-5 Previewing and Printing Selected Form Records
632(1)
19-6 Creating a Report Using the Report Wizard
633(3)
19-6a Creating a Report
19-6b Previewing a Report
19-7 Modifying a Report's Design in Layout View
636(10)
19-7a Changing a Report's Appearance
19-7b Resizing Fields and Field Values in a Report
19-7c Using Conditional Formatting in a Report
19-7d Printing a Report
Capstone - Access: Create a Database
645(1)
POWERPOINT 2013
20 Creating a Presentation
646(36)
20-1 Creating a Presentation
647(10)
20-1a Creating a Title Slide
20-1b Adding a New Slide and Choosing a Layout
20-1c Moving Between Slides in Normal View
20-1d Working with Lists
20-1e Using AutoFit
20-1f Changing Themes
20-1g Modifying Text and Changing Bullet Levels in Outline View
20-2 Rearranging Text and Slides, and Deleting Slides
657(3)
20-2a Moving Bulleted Items
20-2b Rearranging Slides
20-2c Deleting Slides
20-3 Adding Speaker Notes
660(1)
20-4 Running a Slide Show
661(3)
20-4a Using Slide Show View
20-4b Using Presenter View
20-5 Adding Animations
664(4)
20-5a Animating a Text Box
20-5b Animating Bulleted Lists
20-5c Changing Animation Effects
20-5d Using the Animation Painter
20-5e Removing an Animation
20-6 Adding Transitions
668(2)
20-7 Adding Footers and Headers
670(2)
20-7a Inserting Footers, Slide Numbers, and the Date on Slides
20-7b Inserting Headers and Footers on Notes Pages and Handouts
20-8 Reviewing, Previewing, and Printing a Presentation
672(10)
20-8a Checking and Reviewing a Presentation
20-8b Displaying the Print Screen
20-8c Printing Full Page Slides
20-8d Printing Handouts
20-8e Printing Notes Pages
20-8f Printing the Presentation as an Outline
21 Enhancing a Presentation
682(38)
21-1 Working with Slide Masters
683(7)
21-1a Working in Slide Master View
21-1b Modifying Text Placeholders in the Slide Master
21-1c Deleting a Graphic from the Slide Master
21-1d Modifying the Slide Background
21-1e Closing Slide Master View
21-2 Inserting Graphics
690(6)
21-2a Inserting a Picture File
21-2b Drawing a Shape
21-2c Adding Text to a Shape
21-2d Formatting Graphics
21-3 Creating SmartArt Diagrams
696(4)
21-3a Creating a SmartArt Diagram
21-3b Modifying a SmartArt Diagram
21-3c Formatting a SmartArt Diagram
21-4 Applying Animations to Graphics
700(1)
21-5 Modifying Animation Timings
700(3)
21-5a Modifying the Order of Animations
21-5b Modifying the Start Timing of an Animation
21-5c Changing the Speed of Animations
21-6 Adding Video
703(5)
21-6a Inserting a Video on a Slide
21-6b Formatting a Video
21-6c Trimming a Video
21-6d Changing Video Playback Options
21-6e Setting a Poster Frame
21-7 Compressing Pictures and Media
708(1)
21-8 Presenting Online
709(11)
Capstone - PowerPoint: Prepare a Presentation
717(1)
Web Applications: Working with the PowerPoint Web App
718(2)
INTEGRATION
22 Integrating Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint
720(30)
22-1 Object Linking and Embedding
721(11)
22-1a Creating an Embedded Excel Chart in Word or PowerPoint
22.1b Embedding a chart Created in an Excel Worksheet in Word or PowerPoint
22-1c Editing an Embedded Excel Chart in Word or PowerPoint
22-1d Linking an Excel Chart to a Word Document or PowerPoint Presentation
22-1e Linking Excel Worksheet Data to Word or PowerPoint
22-1f Updating Linked Objects When the Destination File is Open
22.1g Updating Linked Objects When the Destination File Is Closed
22-2 Importing and Exporting Data
732(3)
22-2a Importing an Excel List into an Access Table
22-2b Exporting Access Data to a Word File
22-3 Using the Object Command in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
735(1)
22-4 Copying and Pasting Among Office Programs
736(1)
22-5 Creating PowerPoint Slides from a Word Outline
737(1)
22-6 Creating Form Letters with Mail Merge
738(12)
22-6a Selecting a Main Document and Data Source
22-6b Inserting the Merge Fields
22-6c Previewing the Mail Merge and Checking for Errors
22-6d Finishing the Mail Merge
Index 750