Objective 8. Apply an Animation Scheme

GO! with Help

Slide Orientation

A PowerPoint slide can be designed in portrait or landscape orientation. The default orientation for a slide is landscape, in which the slide is wider than it is tall. Sometimes it is useful to set up a slide in portrait orientationthe slide is taller than it is wideparticularly if you are using PowerPoint to create a one-page flyer. It is also possible to link presentations with different orientations. Use PowerPoint Help to learn about changing orientation.

1.	Click in the Type a question for help box, and then type How do I set up a slide in portrait? Press .
2.	Click Show a portrait-oriented slide in a landscape-oriented presentation.

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Windows XP

• Chapter One. Getting Started with Windows XP
• Project 1A. Windows XP
• Objective 1. Get Started with Windows XP
• Objective 2. Resize, Move, and Scroll Windows
• Objective 3. Maximize, Restore, Minimize, and Close a Window
• Objective 4. Create a New Folder
• Objective 5. Copy, Move, Rename, and Delete Files
• Objective 6. Find Files and Folders
• Objective 7. Compress Files
• Summary
• Key Terms
• Concepts Assessments

Outlook 2003

• Chapter One. Getting Started with Outlook 2003
• Getting Started with Microsoft Office Outlook 2003
• Project 1A. Exploring Outlook 2003
• Objective 1. Start and Navigate Outlook
• Objective 2. Read and Respond to E-mail
• Objective 3. Store Contact and Task Information
• Objective 4. Work with the Calendar
• Objective 5. Delete Outlook Information and Close Outlook
• Summary
• Key Terms
• Concepts Assessments
• Skill Assessments
• Performance Assessments
• Mastery Assessments
• Problem Solving
• GO! with Help

Internet Explorer

• Chapter One. Getting Started with Internet Explorer
• Getting Started with Internet Explorer 6.0
• Project 1A. College and Career Information
• Objective 1. Start Internet Explorer and Identify Screen Elements
• Objective 2. Navigate the Internet
• Objective 3. Create and Manage Favorites
• Objective 4. Search the Internet
• Objective 5. Save and Print Web Pages
• Summary
• Key Terms
• Concepts Assessments
• Skill Assessments
• Performance Assessments
• Mastery Assessments
• Problem Solving

Computer Concepts

• Chapter One. Basic Computer Concepts
• Objective 1. Define Computer and Identify the Four Basic Computing Functions
• Objective 2. Identify the Different Types of Computers
• Objective 3. Describe Hardware Devices and Their Uses
• Objective 4. Identify Types of Software and Their Uses
• Objective 5. Describe Networks and Define Network Terms
• Objective 6. Identify Safe Computing Practices
• Summary
• In this Chapter You Learned How to
• Key Terms
• Concepts Assessments

Word 2003

• Word 2003

Chapter One. Creating Documents with Microsoft Word 2003

• Chapter One. Creating Documents with Microsoft Word 2003
• Getting Started with Microsoft Office Word 2003
• Project 1A. Thank You Letter
• Objective 1. Create and Save a New Document
• Objective 2. Edit Text
• Objective 3. Select, Delete, and Format Text
• Objective 4. Create Footers and Print Documents
• Project 1B. Party Themes
• Objective 5. Navigate the Word Window
• Objective 6. Add a Graphic to a Document
• Objective 7. Use the Spelling and Grammar Checker
• Objective 8. Preview and Print Documents, Close a Document, and Close Word
• Objective 9. Use the Microsoft Help System
• Summary
• Key Terms
• Concepts Assessments
• Skill Assessments
• Performance Assessments
• Mastery Assessments
• Problem Solving
• You and GO!
• Business Running Case
• GO! with Help

Chapter Two. Formatting and Organizing Text

• Formatting and Organizing Text
• Project 2A. Alaska Trip
• Objective 1. Change Document and Paragraph Layout
• Objective 2. Change and Reorganize Text
• Objective 3. Create and Modify Lists
• Project 2B. Research Paper
• Objective 4. Insert and Format Headers and Footers
• Objective 5. Insert Frequently Used Text
• Objective 6. Insert and Format References
• Summary
• Key Terms
• Concepts Assessments
• Skill Assessments
• Performance Assessments
• Mastery Assessments
• Problem Solving
• You and GO!
• Business Running Case
• GO! with Help

Chapter Three. Using Graphics and Tables

• Using Graphics and Tables
• Project 3A. Job Opportunities
• Objective 1. Insert and Modify Clip Art and Pictures
• Objective 2. Use the Drawing Toolbar
• Project 3B. Park Changes
• Objective 3. Set Tab Stops
• Objective 4. Create a Table
• Objective 5. Format a Table
• Objective 6. Create a Table from Existing Text
• Summary
• Key Terms
• Concepts Assessments
• Skill Assessments
• Performance Assessments
• Mastery Assessments
• Problem Solving
• You and GO!
• Business Running Case
• GO! with Help

Chapter Four. Using Special Document Formats, Columns, and Mail Merge

• Using Special Document Formats, Columns, and Mail Merge
• Project 4A. Garden Newsletter
• Objective 1. Create a Decorative Title
• Objective 2. Create Multicolumn Documents
• Objective 3. Add Special Paragraph Formatting
• Objective 4. Use Special Character Formats
• Project 4B. Water Matters
• Objective 5. Insert Hyperlinks
• Objective 6. Preview and Save a Document as a Web Page
• Project 4C. Recreation Ideas
• Objective 7. Locate Supporting Information
• Objective 8. Find Objects with the Select Browse Object Button
• Project 4D. Mailing Labels
• Objective 9. Create Labels Using the Mail Merge Wizard
• Summary
• Key Terms
• Concepts Assessments
• Skill Assessments
• Performance Assessments
• Mastery Assessments
• Problem Solving
• You and GO!
• Business Running Case
• GO! with Help

Excel 2003

• Excel 2003

Chapter One. Creating a Worksheet and Charting Data

• Creating a Worksheet and Charting Data
• Project 1A. Tableware
• Objective 1. Start Excel and Navigate a Workbook
• Objective 2. Select Parts of a Worksheet
• Objective 3. Enter and Edit Data in a Worksheet
• Objective 4. Construct a Formula and Use the Sum Function
• Objective 5. Format Data and Cells
• Objective 6. Chart Data
• Objective 7. Annotate a Chart
• Objective 8. Prepare a Worksheet for Printing
• Objective 9. Use the Excel Help System
• Project 1B. Gas Usage
• Objective 10. Open and Save an Existing Workbook
• Objective 11. Navigate and Rename Worksheets
• Objective 12. Enter Dates and Clear Formats
• Objective 13. Use a Summary Sheet
• Objective 14. Format Worksheets in a Workbook
• Summary
• Key Terms
• Concepts Assessments
• Skill Assessments
• Performance Assessments
• Mastery Assessments
• Problem Solving
• You and GO!
• Business Running Case
• GO! with Help

Chapter Two. Designing Effective Worksheets

• Designing Effective Worksheets
• Project 2A. Staff Schedule
• Objective 1. Use AutoFill to Fill a Pattern of Column and Row Titles
• Objective 2. Copy Text Using the Fill Handle
• Objective 3. Use AutoFormat
• Objective 4. View, Scroll, and Print Large Worksheets
• Project 2B. Inventory Value
• Objective 5. Design a Worksheet
• Objective 6. Copy Formulas
• Objective 7. Format Percents, Move Formulas, and Wrap Text
• Objective 8. Make Comparisons Using a Pie Chart
• Objective 9. Print a Chart on a Separate Worksheet
• Project 2C. Population Growth
• Objective 10. Design a Worksheet for What-If Analysis
• Objective 11. Perform What-If Analysis
• Objective 12. Compare Data with a Line Chart
• Summary
• Key Terms
• Concepts Assessments
• Skill Assessments
• Performance Assessments
• Mastery Assessments
• Problem Solving
• You and GO!
• Business Running Case
• GO! with Help

Chapter Three. Using Functions and Data Tables

• Using Functions and Data Tables
• Project 3A. Geography Lecture
• Objective 1. Use SUM, AVERAGE, MIN, and MAX Functions
• Objective 2. Use a Chart to Make Comparisons
• Project 3B. Lab Supervisors
• Objective 3. Use COUNTIF and IF Functions, and Apply Conditional Formatting
• Objective 4. Use a Date Function
• Project 3C. Loan Payment
• Objective 5. Use Financial Functions
• Objective 6. Use Goal Seek
• Objective 7. Create a Data Table
• Summary
• Key Terms
• Concepts Assessments
• Skill Assessments
• Performance Assessments
• Mastery Assessments
• Problem Solving
• You and GO!
• Business Running Case
• GO! with Help

Access 2003

• Access 2003

Chapter One. Getting Started with Access Databases and Tables

• Getting Started with Access Databases and Tables
• Project 1A. Academic Departments
• Objective 1. Rename a Database
• Objective 2. Start Access, Open an Existing Database, and View Database Objects
• Project 1B. Fundraising
• Objective 3. Create a New Database
• Objective 4. Create a New Table
• Objective 5. Add Records to a Table
• Objective 6. Modify the Table Design
• Objective 7. Create Table Relationships
• Objective 8. Find and Edit Records in a Table
• Objective 9. Print a Table
• Objective 10. Close and Save a Database
• Objective 11. Use the Access Help System
• Summary
• Key Terms
• Concepts Assessments
• Skill Assessments
• Performance Assessments
• Mastery Assessments
• Problem Solving Assessments
• Problem Solving
• You and GO!
• Business Running Case
• GO! with Help

Chapter Two. Sort, Filter, and Query a Database

• Sort, Filter, and Query a Database
• Project 2A. Club Fundraiser
• Objective 1. Sort Records
• Objective 2. Filter Records
• Objective 3. Create a Select Query
• Objective 4. Open and Edit an Existing Query
• Objective 5. Sort Data in a Query
• Objective 6. Specify Text Criteria in a Query
• Objective 7. Print a Query
• Objective 8. Specify Numeric Criteria in a Query
• Objective 9. Use Compound Criteria
• Objective 10. Create a Query Based on More Than One Table
• Objective 11. Use Wildcards in a Query
• Objective 12. Use Calculated Fields in a Query
• Objective 13. Group Data and Calculate Statistics in a Query
• Summary
• Key Terms
• Concepts Assessments
• Skill Assessments
• Performance Assessments
• Mastery Assessments
• Problem Solving
• You and GO!
• Business Running Case
• GO! with Access Help

Chapter Three. Forms and Reports

• Forms and Reports
• Project 3A. Fundraiser
• Objective 1. Create an AutoForm
• Objective 2. Use a Form to Add and Delete Records
• Objective 3. Create a Form Using the Form Wizard
• Objective 4. Modify a Form
• Objective 5. Create an AutoReport
• Objective 6. Create a Report Using the Report Wizard
• Objective 7. Modify the Design of a Report
• Objective 8. Print a Report and Keep Data Together
• Summary
• Key Terms
• Concepts Assessments
• Skill Assessments
• Performance Assessments
• Mastery Assessments
• Problem Solving
• You and GO!
• Business Running Case
• GO! with Help

Powerpoint 2003

Chapter One. Getting Started with PowerPoint 2003

• Getting Started with PowerPoint 2003
• Project 1A. Expansion
• Objective 1. Start and Exit PowerPoint
• Objective 2. Edit a Presentation Using the Outline/Slides Pane
• Objective 3. Format and Edit a Presentation Using the Slide Pane
• Objective 4. View and Edit a Presentation in Slide Sorter View
• Objective 5. View a Slide Show
• Objective 6. Create Headers and Footers
• Objective 7. Print a Presentation
• Objective 8. Use PowerPoint Help
• Summary
• Key Terms
• Concepts Assessments
• Skill Assessments
• Performance Assessments
• Mastery Assessments
• Problem Solving
• You and GO!
• Business Running Case
• GO! with Help

Chapter Two. Creating a Presentation

• Creating a Presentation
• Project 2A. Teenagers
• Objective 1. Create a Presentation
• Objective 2. Modify Slides
• Project 2B. History
• Objective 3. Create a Presentation Using a Design Template
• Objective 4. Import Text from Word
• Objective 5. Move and Copy Text
• Summary
• Key Terms
• Concepts Assessments
• Skill Assessments
• Performance Assessments
• Mastery Assessments
• Problem Solving
• You and GO!
• Business Running Case
• GO! with Help

Chapter Three. Formatting a Presentation

• Project 3A. Emergency
• Objective 1. Format Slide Text
• Objective 2. Modify Placeholders
• Objective 3. Modify Slide Master Elements
• Objective 4. Insert Clip Art
• Project 3B. Volunteers
• Objective 5. Apply Bullets and Numbering
• Objective 6. Customize a Color Scheme
• Objective 7. Modify the Slide Background
• Objective 8. Apply an Animation Scheme
• Summary
• Key Terms
• Concepts Assessments
• Skill Assessments
• Performance Assessments
• Mastery Assessments
• Problem Solving
• You and GO!
• Business Running Case
• GO! with Help

Integrated Projects

• Integrated Projects

Chapter One. Using Access Data with Other Office Applications

• Chapter One. Using Access Data with Other Office Applications
• Introduction
• Project 1A. Meeting Slides
• Objective 1. Export Access Data to Excel
• Objective 2. Create a Formula in Excel
• Objective 3. Create a Chart in Excel
• Objective 4. Copy Access Data into a Word Document
• Objective 5. Copy Excel Data into a Word Document
• Objective 6. Insert an Excel Chart into a PowerPoint Presentation

Chapter Two. Using Tables in Word and Excel

• Chapter Two. Using Tables in Word and Excel
• Introduction
• Project 2A. Meeting Notes
• Objective 1. Plan a Table in Word
• Objective 2. Enter Data and Format a Table in Word
• Objective 3. Create a Table in Word from Excel Data
• Objective 4. Create Excel Worksheet Data from a Word Table

Chapter Three. Using Excel as a Data Source in a Mail Merge

• Chapter Three. Using Excel as a Data Source in a Mail Merge
• Introduction
• Project 3A. Mailing Labels
• Objective 1. Prepare a Mail Merge Document as Mailing Labels
• Objective 2. Choose an Excel Worksheet as a Data Source
• Objective 3. Produce and Save Merged Mailing Labels
• Objective 4. Open a Saved Main Document for Mail Merge

Chapter Four. Linking Data in Office Documents

• Chapter Four. Linking Data in Office Documents
• Introduction
• Project 4A. Weekly Sales
• Objective 1. Insert and Link in Word an Excel Object
• Objective 2. Format an Object in Word
• Objective 3. Open a Word Document That Includes a Linked Object, and Update Links

Chapter Five. Creating Presentation Content from Office Documents

• Chapter Five. Creating Presentation Content from Office Documents
• Introduction
• Project 5A. New Employees
• Objective 1. Send a Word Document to PowerPoint
• Objective 2. Import Excel Data into a PowerPoint Chart
• Objective 3. Copy and Paste as a Hyperlink into a PowerPoint Slide

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GO! with Microsoft Office 2003 Brief (2nd Edition)

ISBN: 0131878646
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2004
Pages: 448

Authors: Shelley Gaskin, Linda Turpen, Robert Ferrett, John Preston, Sally Preston, Alicia Vargas

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Identifying and Managing Project Risk: Essential Tools for Failure-Proofing Your Project

• Planning for Risk Management
• Identifying Project Schedule Risk
• Identifying Project Resource Risk
• Quantifying and Analyzing Project Risk
• Monitoring and Controlling Risky Projects

C++ GUI Programming with Qt 3

• Multiple Documents
• Layout Management
• Dock Windows
• Staying Responsive During Intensive Processing
• Making Applications Translation-Aware

Excel Scientific and Engineering Cookbook (Cookbooks (OReilly))

• Changing the Type of an Existing Chart
• Sampling Data
• Introduction
• Implementing the Trapezoidal Rule in VBA
• Recruiting Solver to Iteratively Solve Finite Difference Equations

Lean Six Sigma for Service : How to Use Lean Speed and Six Sigma Quality to Improve Services and Transactions

• Success Story #1 Lockheed Martin Creating a New Legacy
• Executing Corporate Strategy with Lean Six Sigma
• Phase 3 Mobilization
• First Wave Service Projects
• Raising the Stakes in Service Process Improvement

Microsoft Office Visio 2007 Step by Step (Step By Step (Microsoft))

• Inserting Pictures into Diagrams
• Key Points
• Key Points
• Key Points
• Key Points

FileMaker 8 Functions and Scripts Desk Reference

• Get(HostIPAddress)
• RelationInfo()
• RomanZenkaku()
• TextFormatRemove()
• Year()

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