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Everybody uses PowerPoint, right? How can you make your presentations pop? Check this handy reference with its easy-to-use minibooks! Once you get going with all the cool new stuff in PowerPoint 2007, you find out how to jazz up your presentations with charts, transitions, photos, animation, and even some ultra-cool power-user tricks.Discover how to * Plan and create a presentation * Use speed techniques * Handle master slides and master styles * Customize slides with themes and templates * Make diagrams and charts * Create video slides
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I'm not a power user, so this easy reference book is helpful. My kids use it too! Never be ashamed to get tech manuals!
""Title""; ""Contents""; ""Introduction""; ""WhatΓ’β¬β’s in This Book, Anyway?""; ""What Makes This Book Special""; ""Foolish Assumptions""; ""Conventions Used in This Book""; ""Icons Used in This Book""; ""Good Luck, Reader!""; ""Book I : Getting Started in PowerPoint""; ""Chapter 1: Introducing Power
Simpson's Access 2007 All-in-One Desk Reference for Dummies, bought through Amazon, is one of the best introductions to Access 2007. I had worked with Access 2002 and 2003 for several years. I soon realized that, for version 2007, I needed a thorough relearning of Access object management. Sim
Very clear and concise, but 8 in 1 is more than I needed. The standard Excel 2007 would have sufficed. My only complaint is the book is too thick and therefore clumsy to handle. Two volumes would have been better.