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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 1168 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 244x189x41 mm, kaal: 1940 g, Illustrations
  • Ilmumisaeg: 06-Apr-2006
  • Kirjastus: Prentice Hall
  • ISBN-10: 0131976303
  • ISBN-13: 9780131976306
The ONLY all-in-one textbook to cover all 4 ECDL Advanced Modules in one -delivering your ECDL Expert qualification in one easy-to-use volume at a bargain price.

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The ONLY all-in-one textbook to cover all 4 ECDL Advanced Modules in one - delivering your ECDL Expert qualification in one easy-to-use volume at a bargain price!
Finish faster by beginning differently: outlines
Objectives
1(1)
New words
1(1)
Exercise files
1(1)
Syllabus reference
1(1)
Getting past page 1
1(1)
Outlines: what do they look like?
2(1)
Promoting and demoting
3(1)
Outlining: the benefits to you
3(2)
Outlines in Word
4(1)
Outlines and styles
4(1)
The Outlining toolbar
4(1)
Working with outlines: the four tasks
5(1)
Working with outlines of new documents
5(2)
Working with outlines of already-written documents
7(2)
Working with outlines and outline numbering
9(3)
Chapter 1: quick reference
12(2)
Outlining toolbar: Promote and Demote buttons
12(1)
Outlining toolbar: Move Up and Move Down buttons
12(1)
Outlining toolbar: Show Heading buttons
12(1)
Shortcut keys
12(1)
Tasks summary
13(1)
Concepts summary
13(1)
Chapter 1: quick quiz
14(5)
Answers
17(1)
Do once what you used to do every day: styles
Objectives
18(1)
New words
18(1)
Exercise files
18(1)
Syllabus reference
18(1)
Styles in Word: one click does it all
19(2)
Word's built-in styles
19(1)
Paragraph and character styles
20(1)
Heading styles
20(1)
Direct formatting
20(1)
Styles: how you benefit
21(1)
Styles and templates
21(1)
Styles: the five tasks
21(1)
Displaying style information
22(2)
Working with existing styles
24(1)
Working with new styles
25(4)
Style shortcut keys
27(2)
Reapplying styles after direct formatting changes
29(1)
Working with character styles
30(2)
Chapter 2: quick reference
32(1)
Tasks summary
32(1)
Concepts summary
32(1)
Chapter 2: quick quiz
33(4)
Answers
36(1)
Recycle content and formatting: templates
Objectives
37(1)
New words
37(1)
Exercise files
37(1)
Syllabus reference
37(1)
Patterns in document content and structure
37(2)
Document patterns and Word templates
38(1)
Templates: the benefits to you
38(1)
Working with templates
39(1)
Where are templates stored?
40(4)
Chapter 3: quick reference
44(1)
Tasks summary
44(1)
Concepts summary
44(1)
Chapter 3: quick quiz
45(3)
Answers
46(1)
Separating content from format: templates and styles
Objectives
47(1)
New words
47(1)
Exercise files
47(1)
Syllabus reference
47(1)
Styles and templates: a review
48(1)
Style location: document or template?
48(1)
The Add to template checkbox
48(1)
Separating content from format: the benefits
49(1)
Templates and documents: how they are first connected
49(1)
Changing the template on which a document is based
50(2)
Style modifications and templates
52(4)
The Automatically update document styles checkbox
55(1)
Template-based formatting: a review
56(1)
Applying styles with Auto-Format
56(4)
AutoFormat style options
57(3)
Chapter 4: quick reference
60(1)
Tasks summary
60(1)
Concepts summary
60(1)
Chapter 4: quick quiz
61(2)
Answers
62(1)
Here's one I prepared earlier: AutoText
Objectives
63(1)
New words
63(1)
Exercise files
63(1)
Syllabus reference
63(1)
About AutoText
63(2)
Two kinds of AutoText entries
63(1)
The AutoText tab
64(1)
AutoText: the benefits to you
65(1)
Working with AutoText: the four tasks
65(1)
Working with new AutoText entries
66(1)
AutoText and templates
66(1)
AutoText and formatting
66(1)
Working with existing AutoText entries
67(3)
Chapter 5: quick reference
70(1)
Tasks summary
70(1)
Concepts summary
70(1)
Chapter 5: quick quiz
71(3)
Answers
73(1)
Word checks your documents: AutoCorrect
Objectives
74(1)
New words
74(1)
Syllabus reference
74(1)
About AutoCorrect
74(1)
Two kinds of AutoCorrect entries
75(2)
The AutoCorrect dialog box
75(1)
AutoCorrect and the Office 2000 spellchecker
76(1)
Working with AutoCorrect
77(1)
Working with AutoCorrect settings
77(3)
Working with new AutoCorrect entries
80(2)
AutoCorrect entries and templates
82(1)
Working with existing AutoCorrect entries
82(1)
Working with AutoCorrect exceptions
82(3)
Chapter 6: quick reference
85(1)
Tasks summary
85(1)
Concepts summary
85(1)
Chapter 6: quick quiz
86(2)
Answers
87(1)
Word typesets your documents: AutoFormat As You Type
Objectives
88(1)
New words
88(1)
Syllabus reference
88(1)
About AutoFormat As You Type
88(1)
AutoFormat As You Type and AutoFormat
89(2)
The AutoFormat As You Type tab
90(1)
AutoFormat As You Type: the benefits to you
90(1)
Working with AutoFormat As You Type: the seven tasks
91(1)
Table options
91(1)
Working with fractions, ordinals and dashes
92(2)
Dashes: the three types
93(1)
Working with curly quotes and apostrophes
94(1)
Working with hyperlinks
95(1)
Working with automatic bold and italic formatting
96(1)
Working with automatic line drawing
97(1)
Working with automatic lists
98(2)
Automatic formatting at the beginnings of lists
99(1)
Working with automatic heading styles
100(2)
Defining styles based on formatting
101(1)
Chapter 7: quick reference
102(1)
Tasks summary
102(1)
Concepts summary
102(1)
Chapter 7: quick quiz
103(4)
Answers
105(1)
Word updates your documents: fields
Objectives
106(1)
New words
106(1)
Exercise files
106(1)
Syllabus reference
106(1)
Fields: instructions and the results of instructions
107(2)
Fields: where do they get their information?
107(1)
The Field dialog box
107(1)
Fields: the benefits to you
108(1)
Working with fields: the five tasks
109(1)
Working with new fields
109(3)
Working with existing fields
112(1)
Working with field updates
113(2)
Working with locked fields
115(1)
Deleting fields
116(1)
Chapter 8: quick reference
116(2)
Shortcut keys
116(1)
Tasks summary
117(1)
Concepts summary
117(1)
Chapter 8: quick quiz
118(4)
Answers
120(1)
Word does everything: macros
Objectives
121(1)
New words
121(1)
Exercise files
121(1)
Syllabus reference
121(1)
About macros
122(1)
The Macros dialog box
122(1)
Other automation features in Word
122(1)
Macros: the benefits to you
123(1)
Working with macros: the five tasks
123(1)
Working with simple macros
123(2)
Running macros
125(1)
Working with macros and keyboard shortcuts
126(3)
Working with macros and toolbar buttons
129(2)
Working with macros and templates
131(4)
Macro projects and the Word 2000 organizer
132(3)
What a macro does and does not record
135(2)
Macros and mouse actions
135(1)
Navigation keys
136(1)
Text-selection keys
136(1)
Before recording a macro
137(1)
Chapter 9: quick reference
137(2)
Macro properties
137(1)
Tasks summary
138(1)
Concepts summary
138(1)
Chapter 9: quick quiz
139(6)
Answers
143(1)
`Are you sure about this?': comments and document protection
Objectives
144(1)
New words
144(1)
Exercise files
144(1)
Syllabus reference
144(1)
About comments
145(1)
The Reviewing toolbar
145(1)
Comments and printing
145(1)
Comments and document protection
146(1)
Comments: the benefits for authors and reviewers
146(1)
Working with comments: the four tasks
146(4)
Comments and hidden text
148(1)
Comment marks
148(2)
Document protection
150(1)
About passwords
151(1)
Working with document protection: the two tasks
151(2)
Chapter 10: quick reference
153(2)
Reviewing toolbar: comment buttons
153(1)
Tasks summary: comments
154(1)
Tasks summary: password protection
154(1)
Concepts summary: comments
154(1)
Concepts summary: password protection
155(1)
Chapter 10: quick quiz -- comments
155(2)
Answers
157(1)
Chapter 10: quick quiz -- password protection
157(3)
Answers
159(1)
Displaying, accepting and rejecting revisions: change tracking
Objectives
160(1)
New words
160(1)
Exercise files
160(1)
Syllabus reference
160(1)
About change tracking
160(2)
The Reviewing toolbar
161(1)
Change tracking: the benefits to you
161(1)
Working with tracked changes: the four tasks
162(2)
Accepting or rejecting tracked changes
164(2)
Chapter 11: quick reference
166(1)
Reviewing toolbar: change tracking buttons
166(1)
Tasks summary
166(1)
Concepts summary
166(1)
Chapter 11: quick quiz
167(4)
Answers
169(1)
Many subdocuments, one document: master documents
Objectives
170(1)
New words
170(1)
Exercise files
170(1)
Syllabus reference
170(1)
What are master documents?
171(1)
Master documents: the benefits to you
171(1)
Master documents and outlines
172(1)
Working with master documents: the four tasks
172(1)
Working with new master documents
172(5)
Converting outline headings to new subdocuments
173(1)
Inserting existing documents as subdocuments
173(1)
Which is the better way to create master documents?
173(1)
Saving a master document
173(4)
Working with existing master documents
177(3)
Locking subdocuments
178(1)
Subdocument locations and filenames
178(2)
Chapter 12: quick reference
180(1)
Outlining toolbar: master document and subdocument buttons
180(1)
Tasks summary
180(1)
Concepts summary
180(1)
Chapter 12: quick quiz
181(6)
Answers
185(1)
`Please complete and return': Word forms
Objectives
186(1)
New words
186(1)
Exercise files
186(1)
Syllabus reference
187(1)
So many forms, so little time
187(1)
Word forms: how they are different
187(2)
Form fields
187(1)
The Forms toolbar
188(1)
Word forms: the lifecycle
189(1)
Working with forms: the six tasks
190(1)
Working with new forms
190(2)
Checkboxes and exclusive options
192(1)
Working with form protection
192(3)
Form fields and default values
195(1)
Working with text form fields
195(5)
Calculations in text form fields
197(3)
Working with drop-down form fields
200(2)
Working with checkbox form fields
202(2)
Chapter 13: quick reference
204(2)
Forms toolbar
204(1)
Form fields
204(1)
Text form field types
205(1)
Tasks summary
205(1)
Concepts summary
206(1)
Chapter 13: quick quiz
206(7)
Answers
211(1)
Tables: merging, splitting, sorting and totalling
Objectives
212(1)
New words
212(1)
Exercise files
212(1)
Syllabus reference
212(1)
About Tables
213(1)
Tables: when you need to use them
213(1)
Working with tables: the four tasks
214(1)
Converting tabbed text to tables
214(2)
Merging and splitting cells in tables
216(3)
Sorting rows in tables
219(4)
Sorting by more than one column
221(2)
Performing calculations in tables
223(2)
Chapter 14: quick reference
225(1)
Tasks summary
225(1)
Concepts summary
226(1)
Chapter 14: quick quiz
226(4)
Answers
229(1)
Spreadsheets in Word
Objectives
230(1)
New words
230(1)
Exercise files
230(1)
Syllabus reference
230(1)
About embedded objects
230(2)
Pasting versus embedding
231(1)
Embedded objects: the benefits to you
231(1)
Working with spreadsheets in Word: the two tasks
232(1)
Embedding spreadsheet cells in Word
232(1)
Working with worksheet cells embedded in Word
233(1)
Chapter 15: quick reference
234(1)
Tasks summary
234(1)
Concepts summary
235(1)
Chapter 15: quick quiz
235(2)
Answers
235(1)
Charts in Word
Objectives
236(1)
New words
236(1)
Exercise files
236(1)
Syllabus reference
237(1)
About Microsoft Graph
237(2)
Charts and datasheets
238(1)
Chart menu commands
239(1)
Working with charts in Word: the three tasks
239(1)
Working with new charts
239(2)
Working with chart elements
241(10)
Data points, data series and data labels
241(1)
Chart area and plot area
242(2)
Chart titles and legends
244(2)
Chart axes formatting
246(1)
Chart axes values
247(3)
Chart gridlines
250(1)
Working with chart colours
251(1)
Working with chart types
252(1)
Changing the chart type
253(1)
Repositioning and resizing a chart
253(3)
Chapter 16: quick reference
256(2)
Tasks summary
256(1)
Concepts summary
257(1)
Chapter 16: quick quiz
258(4)
Answers
260(1)
Footnotes and endnotes
Objectives
261(1)
New words
261(1)
Exercise files
261(1)
Syllabus reference
261(1)
About footnotes and endnotes
262(1)
The Footnote and Endnote dialog box
262(1)
Footnotes, endnotes and document views
263(1)
Working with footnotes: the four tasks
263(1)
Working with new footnotes
263(5)
Working with footnote content
268(1)
Working with footnote format
268(4)
Working with new endnotes
272(2)
Working with endnote content and format
274(1)
Chapter 17: quick reference
275(1)
Tasks summary
275(1)
Concepts summary
275(1)
Chapter 17: quick quiz
276(4)
Answers
278(1)
Bookmarks and cross-references
Objectives
279(1)
New words
279(1)
Exercise files
279(1)
Syllabus reference
279(1)
About bookmarks
280(1)
The Bookmark dialog box
280(1)
Bookmark names
280(1)
About cross-references
280(1)
The Cross-reference dialog box
280(1)
Updating cross-references
281(1)
Working with bookmarks: the four tasks
281(1)
Working with cross-references: the four tasks
281(1)
Working with bookmarks
282(2)
Working with cross-references
284(5)
Chapter 18: quick reference
289(2)
Tasks summary: bookmarks
289(1)
Tasks summary: cross-references
290(1)
Concepts summary
290(1)
Chapter 18: quick quiz
291(4)
Answers
294(1)
Tables of contents
Objectives
295(1)
New words
295(1)
Exercise files
295(1)
Syllabus reference
295(1)
About tables of contents
295(1)
Word's 30-second table of contents
296(2)
Tables of contents: default settings
296(1)
The Index and Tables dialog box
297(1)
Modifying the table of contents defaults
297(1)
Updating the table of contents
298(1)
Working with tables of contents: the four tasks
298(1)
Creating a new table of contents
298(3)
Before you start
298(2)
Tables of contents and hyperlinks
300(1)
Updating an existing table of contents
301(3)
Formatting a table of contents
304(2)
Chapter 19: quick reference
306(3)
Tasks summary
306(1)
Concepts summary
307(2)
Chapter 19: quick quiz
309(2)
Answers
309(1)
Captions
Objectives
310(1)
New words
310(1)
Exercise files
310(1)
Syllabus reference
310(1)
About captions
311(1)
The components of a caption
311(1)
The Caption dialog box
311(1)
Working with captions: the five tasks
312(1)
Inserting captions without chapter numbers
312(3)
Inserting captions with chapter numbers
315(2)
Inserting captions automatically
317(2)
Updating caption fields
319(2)
Chapter 20: quick reference
321(1)
Tasks summary
321(1)
Concepts summary
321(1)
Chapter 20: quick quiz
322(3)
Answers
324(1)
Indexes
Objectives
325(1)
New words
325(1)
Exercise files
325(1)
Syllabus reference
325(1)
About indexes
325(1)
Indexing: the two steps
326(1)
The Index and Tables dialog box
326(1)
Updating the index
327(1)
Working with indexes: the four tasks
327(1)
Working with index entries
327(3)
Options when marking index entries
329(1)
Compiling an index
330(2)
Index and section breaks
331(1)
Index formatting options
331(1)
Updating an index
332(1)
Chapter 21: quick reference
333(1)
Tasks summary
333(1)
Concepts summary
333(1)
Chapter 21: quick quiz
334(4)
Answers
336(1)
Font and paragraph effects
Objectives
337(1)
New words
337(1)
Exercise files
337(1)
Syllabus reference
337(1)
Font and paragraph effects
338(1)
Working with text and paragraph effects: the five tasks
338(1)
Working with font effects
338(2)
Working with animated text effects
340(1)
Working with paragraph borders and shading
341(4)
Border options
341(2)
Shading options
343(2)
Working with widows and orphans
345(1)
Chapter 22: quick reference
346(1)
Tasks summary
346(1)
Concepts summary
347(1)
Chapter 22: quick quiz
347(4)
Answers
349(1)
Text boxes and text orientation
Objectives
350(1)
New words
350(1)
Exercise files
350(1)
Syllabus reference
350(1)
About text boxes
351(1)
Formatting text boxes
352(1)
Linking text boxes
352(1)
Text orientation
352(1)
Working with text boxes and text orientation: the five tasks
352(1)
Working with new text boxes
353(2)
Working with existing text boxes
355(1)
Working with borders and shading
356(2)
Linking text boxes
358(2)
Working with text orientation
360(2)
Chapter 23: quick reference
362(1)
Tasks summary
362(1)
Concepts summary
363(1)
Chapter 23: quick quiz
363(5)
Answers
366(1)
Graphics in Word
Objectives
367(1)
New words
367(1)
Exercise files
367(1)
Syllabus reference
368(1)
About graphics in Word
368(2)
Graphics and text flow
369(1)
Working with drawings, pictures, WordArt, watermarks and text flow: the seven tasks
370(1)
Working with drawing objects
370(1)
Moving drawing objects
370(1)
Changing drawing object size and shape
370(1)
Deleting drawing objects
371(1)
Working with Word's drawing tools
371(2)
Line and arrow tools
371(1)
Rectangle and square tools
371(1)
Ellipse and circle tools
371(1)
Line colour and style
371(1)
Fill colour
372(1)
Shadow effects
372(1)
Working with AutoShapes
373(4)
AutoShapes and stacks
374(1)
AutoShapes and text
375(1)
AutoShapes and groups
376(1)
Working with WordArt
377(1)
Working with pictures
378(1)
ClipArt pictures
378(1)
Non-ClipArt pictures
378(1)
Working with text wrapping
379(2)
Working with watermarks
381(3)
Chapter 24: quick reference
384(4)
Drawing toolbar buttons
384(1)
Tasks summary: drawing basic shapes
385(1)
Tasks summary: lines, borders and fills
385(1)
Tasks summary: AutoShapes
386(1)
Tasks summary: WordArt, pictures and watermarks
386(1)
Tasks summary: text wrapping
387(1)
Concepts summary
387(1)
Chapter 24: quick quiz
388(6)
Answers
392(1)
Many columns, one document
Objectives
393(1)
New words
393(1)
Exercise files
393(1)
Syllabus reference
393(1)
Multi-column layouts
394(1)
Columns: the benefits to you
394(1)
Columns: toolbar button or menu command?
394(1)
Columns and document views
395(1)
Working with columns: the four tasks
395(1)
Working with new columns
395(2)
Modifying column layouts
397(3)
Column width and spacing
397(2)
Column layout options
399(1)
Working with column breaks
400(2)
Removing multi-column layouts
401(1)
Chapter 25: quick reference
402(1)
Tasks summary
402(1)
Concepts summary
402(1)
Chapter 25: quick quiz
403(4)
Answers
405(1)
Many sections, one document
Objectives
406(1)
New words
406(1)
Exercise files
406(1)
Syllabus reference
406(1)
About sections
407(1)
Varying the layout between sections in a document
407(1)
Multiple sections: the benefits to you
407(1)
About section breaks
408(1)
Working with sections in Word: the two tasks
408(1)
Working with section breaks and multi-column layouts
408(2)
Section breaks: more than one type
410(1)
Working with one section breaks and tables of contents
411(2)
Removing section breaks
413(1)
Section breaks and formatting
413(1)
Working with Word's print options
414(1)
Chapter 26: quick reference
415(1)
Tasks summary: sections
415(1)
Tasks summary: printing
415(1)
Concepts summary
415(1)
Chapter 26: quick quiz
416(4)
Answers
418(1)
Mail merge
Objectives
419(1)
New words
419(1)
Exercise files
419(1)
Syllabus reference
419(1)
About mail merge elements
420(1)
Form letters
420(1)
Data sources
420(1)
Merge fields
420(1)
About mail merge procedures
421(1)
The Mail Merge Helper dialog box
421(1)
The Mail Merge toolbar
421(1)
What's advanced about advanced mail merge?
422(1)
Sorting the data source
422(1)
Querying the data source
423(1)
Working with advanced mail merge: the three tasks
423(1)
Editing a mail merge source
423(1)
Mail merge: an overview
424(4)
Working with a sorted data source
428(1)
Working with a queried data source
429(1)
Chapter 27: quick reference
430(1)
Tasks summary
430(1)
Concepts summary
430(1)
Chapter 27: quick quiz
431(2)
Answers
432(1)
Index 433
Brendan Munnelly and Paul Holden are experienced IT trainers, consultants, journalists and authors. Based in Dublin, Ireland, they developed user training materials for a range of corporate and government organisations throughout Europe. They also offer frequent contributions to computer publications.