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PowerPoint 2003 Personal Trainer

By CustomGuide Inc
First Edition  November 2004 
Pages: 332
ISBN 10: 0-596-00855-4 | ISBN 13: 9780596008550

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Get on top of all the features in the latest version of PowerPoint. This fully illustrated book takes a modular approach, allowing you to start with the fundamentals and work your way to advance topics through dozens of task-oriented lessons--at your own pace. It's written in a non-technical and engaging style that you will find fun, easy, clear and informative. Includes an interactive CD.
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PowerPoint is the world's most widely used presentation program, a favorite of educators, trainers, and, of course, those in business everywhere. Yet, every time Microsoft releases a new version of the program, they introduce another set of features---most of which you'll never understand or use. Even if you have experience with PowerPoint, you'll struggle to keep up with the improvements. If you're a beginner, you probably don't know where to start. Now, with PowerPoint 2003 Personal Trainer, beginners and experts alike can become black belts with this presentation program, quickly and easily. This fully illustrated book takes a modular approach to learning, allowing you to start with the fundamentals and work your way to advance topics through dozens of task-oriented lessons--at your own pace. The companion CD tutorial guides you through each lesson interactively. PowerPoint 2003 Personal Trainer includes sections on editing, formatting, drawing, working with word art, tables, organization charts, multimedia, other programs, the Internet, and how to optimize presentation delivery. Every chapter includes detailed diagrams and a review at the end to help you absorb and retain all you have learned. If you already use PowerPoint, you can dive right into those topics (and only those topics) that you need or want to learn. Unlike many consumer software tutorials that dumb down the material or present it in a confusing fashion, PowerPoint 2003 Personal Trainer is written in a non-technical and engaging style that you will find fun, easy, and most of all, clear and informative. You don't have to wade through tons of jargon and technical information to become proficient. Part of our new Personal Trainer Series, this book is based on content from CustomGuide (www.customguide.com), a leading provider of computer training materials. Founded by instructors who grew dissatisfied with the industry's dry course materials, CustomGuide offers courseware (for instructors and students), quick references, to software bulletins and e-learning courses that are fun, flexible, and easy to use.

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"This introduction and self-teaching resource is not designed to be simply read through, but to be used for 'work outs' with the interactive material on the CD. Well worth considering as a course text by anyone teaching PowerPoint."
-- Major Keary, Book News

"The step-by-step lessons are idiot-proof! I give it a Five-Star-Rating and highly recommend it for anyone interested in creating a simple slide show or a razzle-dazzle photo album or a technical formal presentation."
--Barbara A. H. Nuehring, The Journal of The Tucson Computer Society, May 2005

"Now I am a superhero. Just ask my PowerPoint personal trainer... PowerPoint 2003 Personal Trainer starts with the very basics and by the end shows you all of the tricks of the trade. You can't mess up--just follow the steps... After checking out the Personal Trainer, I wish that I could roll the clock back and add sound or movie clips to my last presentation. Now I know how."
--Megan Hefner, Memphis PC Users Group, June 2005

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