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Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003 for Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide
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This visual, task-based reference will get you up and running with the
new version of PowerPoint in no time.
- Covers all the new features of the latest version of Microsoft PowerPoint,
the worldwide leader in presentation software.
- Uses hundreds of screenshots and concise, step-by-step how-tos to teach
readers how to create and design dynamic PowerPoint presentations.
- Visual thumb tabs and task-based format make it easy to find the information
busy professionals need.
Whether you love it or hate it, Microsoft PowerPoint the application most professionals
turn to for creating easy and polished presentations is here to stay. And the
new version of PowerPoint, expected to ship in mid-2003, boasts improved collaboration
and data management tools designed to make users even more productive. Anyone
looking to get quickly acquainted with all of the latest version s new bells and
whistles will need PowerPoint X for Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide, the
quickest, easiest way to learn how to add slides, movie clips, sound, animation
even Web pages to presentations using this robust package. Thanks to the book's
straightforward, task-based format, readers can go directly to the information
they need. PowerPoint X for Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide uses hundreds of
screenshots and step-by-step instructions to explain just what readers need to
know to get started with PowerPoint. Whether they use it as a tutorial or a reference
guide, they'll be putting together impressive presentations with professional-looking
transitions and effects in no time.
About the Author
Rebecca Altman is a corporate trainer, courseware developer, and technical
writer. She is the author of Peachpit s PowerPoint 2002/2001 for Windows and
Macintosh: Visual QuickStart Guide and many other computer books. Rebecca has
also written user s guides for personal computers and has developed content
for PowerPoint training videos. Rick Altman has been writing, consulting, and
lecturing on electronic publishing and digital design since 1986. He is the
author of six editions of Mastering CorelDRAW and is currently preparing to
host the debut PowerPoint Live conference in 2003.
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