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Learning Office 2000

Learning Microsoft Office 2000 teaches the skills needed for proficiency in each application of the Office 2000 suite: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access. Covers new Office 2000 features such as Personal Menus and updated Open/Save dialog box. Each lesson introduces a software topic quickly, without extraneous narration, then teaches you the functions with step-by-step directions. Screen captures, illustrated keystrokes, and mouse directions make learning easy. Follow-up exercises provide skill application while also honing critical thinking. Spiral-bound. 544 pages.  more

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  • From: Amazon
  • Posted: Jun-24-2003

The Good News and The Bad News

I taught classes of adults with this book. I had many complaints about the fact that it was difficult to follow. Some of the exercises were ambiguous and some were over wrought with typing. It did have poor planning on the organizational side. While it built on the previous exercises, sometimes...

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  • From: Amazon
  • Posted: Aug-21-2000

Random organization, separates the teaching from the doing

I teach computer applications to 8th graders, and this book is a disappointment to me and my students. It is geared more toward the business worker. The order in which it teaches skills is completely random. For example, it teaches advanced operations such as how to create envelopes and...

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  • From: Amazon
  • Posted: Dec-01-1999

Thankfully there's DDC around!

Mary Wright, Tech Editor: "For the past 7 years, I have been developing and administering computer skills courses to adults who are both educationally and economically disavantaged. It has been extremely challenging to locate computer training textbooks that can be geared to the functionally...

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  • From: Amazon
  • Posted: Dec-01-1999

A life-saver.

This book was a real life-saver for me, and I know it's good enough to be used in some computer prep courses in high schools around here. This is the third DDC book I've used, and all three have been great. They're not flashy, but their step-by-step style actually makes it easier and faster to...

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  • From: Amazon
  • Posted: Nov-06-1999

Major Failure

Amen to the other review that speaks of what an abyssmal disappointment this book is. The idea is sound. It's the actual practice that does not work . Tech support was very friendly and helpful, but hours were wasted calling them for clarification on what was incomprehensible in what is...

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  • From: Amazon
  • Posted: Oct-11-1999

Horrific

A good idea gone bad with terrible editing confusing instructions and an overall waste of time and a great contributor to frustration.Most of the time you are left hanging not understanding how or why with key points left out. Either teach step by step or don't attempt. What an unholy mess.

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  • From: Amazon
  • Posted: Aug-25-1999

Frustration

The idea and principle of a step by step guide to something as complex as Office2000 is necessary and desirable. Especially when compared with the endless dry tomes that tell you all the neat things you can do without step by step instructions and exercises, such as the horrific attempts at...

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