SELECT: Projects for Office 2000: Web and

The SELECT Lab Series uses a highly visual, project-based approach that teaches readers through tasks supported by step-by-step instruction, and extensive 4-color figures tat guide learners through the basic skills and procedures necessary to demonstrate proficiency using each software application.The content of this text is driven the Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS) guidelines. Students work through step-by-step instructions in three projects designed to integrate files and data among Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint.For anyone interested in becoming more proficient in Microsoft Office.

Pam Toliver has over fifteen years of teaching experience in colleges, universities, and corporate classrooms, teaching software applications to students and adults of all ages. Pam is an Expert level certified Microsoft Office User Specialist. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Education from Southern Illinois University and a Master's degree in Vocational Industrial and Technical Education from Louisiana State University. Yvonne Johnson is currently the president of R and C Limited, a consulting firm that specializes in computer courseware development and computer training. She received her bachelor's degree in Education from the Centre College of Kentucky and did her masters work at the University of South Florida.

INTERNET EXPLORER 5

Overview of Internet Explorer

2

(1)

Identifying the Structure and Purpose of the Internet

2

(1)

Connecting to the Internet

3

(1)

Identifying Services on the Internet

3

(1)

Launching Internet Explorer 5

4

(1)

To Launch Internet Explorer 5

4

(1)

Identifying the Internet Explorer 5 Screen Elements

4

(1)

Navigating the Internet

5

(1)

Using Hyperlinks

5

(1)

To Use a Hyperlink

6

(1)

Typing an Address

6

(1)

To Type an Internet Address

6

(1)

Selecting a Site from History

7

(1)

To Return to a Page by Using History

8

(1)

Selecting a Favorite

8

(1)

To Add a Favorite

8

(1)

Using a Favorite

9

(1)

To Go to a Favorite

9

(1)

Searching the Internet

9

(2)

To Search for Information Using a Search Engine

10

(1)

Using Channels

11

(3)

To Select a Page for Offline Viewing

11

(2)

To Synchronize and Work Offline

13

(1)

Downloading a File

14

(1)

To Download a File

15

(1)

Accessing Newsgroups

15

(1)

Launching the Internet Explorer Newsreader

15

(1)

To Launch the Newsreader from Internet Explorer 5

16

(1)

Reading a Message in a Newsgroup

16

(1)

To Read a Message

16

(1)

Subscribing to Newsgroups

17

(1)

To Subscribe to a Newsgroup

17

(1)

Exiting Internet Explorer 5

17

(1)

To Exit Internet Explorer 5

17

(1)

Summary and Exercises

18

Hands-On Exercises

21

(1)

On Your Own Exercises

21

OUTLOOK 2000

Introducing Outlook 2000

2

(1)

Identifying Outlook Features

2

(1)

Launching Outlook

3

(1)

Using the Outlook Bar

4

(2)

To Access Outlook Features

4

(2)

Using the Office Assistant to Get Help

6

(2)

To Use the Office Assistant

6

(2)

Turning Off and On the Office Assistant

8

(1)

To Turn Off and On the Office Assistant

8

(1)

Customizing Toolbars and Menus

8

(1)

To Change AutoCustomizing Settings and Manually Cutomize Toolbars

9

(1)

Working with Outlook Views

9

(2)

To Set View Options and Change Views

10

(1)

Scheduling Appointments in the Calendar

11

(2)

To Schedule Appointments in the Calendar

11

(2)

Scheduling Multi-Day Events

13

(2)

To Schedule Multi-Day Events and Recurring Appointments

14

(1)

Recording Tasks in the TaskPad

15

(1)

Entering Basic Tasks

15

(2)

To Record Tasks in the TaskPad

15

(2)

Storing Contacts in the Contacts List

17

(1)

To Add and Edit Contacts Entries

17

(1)

Assigning Tasks to Others

18

(1)

To Assign Tasks to Others

18

(1)

Working with E-Mail

19

(1)

Creating, Sending, and Receiving E-Mail

20

(3)

To Create, Send, and Receive E-Mail

20

(3)

Replying to and Forwarding Messages

23

(1)

To Reply to and Forward Messages

23

(1)

Working with Mail Attachments

24

(1)

To Attach, Open, and Save Files Using E-Mail

24

(1)

Creating Address Book Entries

25

(2)

To Create Address Book Entries

25

(2)

Managing Outlook Files

27

(1)

Managing E-Mail

27

(1)

To Create Outlook Folders and Sort Messages by Setting View Options

27

(1)

Archiving Files

28

(1)

To Archive Files

28

(1)

Linking and Sorting Outlook Items

29

(2)

To Link and Sort Outlook Items

29

(2)

Using Categories to Manage Files

31

(2)

To Create Categories, Assign Items to Categories, and Sort Items by Category

31

(2)

Creating Notes

33

(1)

To Create, Edit, and Organize Notes

33

(1)

Printing from Outlook

34

(1)

To Print from Outlook

34

(1)

Exiting Outlook

35

(1)

Summary and Exercises

36

Hands-On Exercises

38

FRONTPAGE 2000

Using FrontPage

2

(3)

Starting FrontPage

5

(1)

To Launch FrontPage

5

(1)

Identifying the Screen Elements

6

(2)

Creating a Web Site

8

(5)

To Create a Web Site Using a Wizard

8

(5)

Viewing a Web Site

13

(3)

To View the Web Site

13

(3)

Modifying a Web Page

16

(6)

To Open a Web and Modify a Web Page

16

(5)

To Apply a Different Theme

21

(1)

Viewing a Web Page

22

(2)

To View Web Pages

22

(2)

Creating and Linking a New Page

24

(1)

To Create a New Page

24

(1)

To Link a Page in Navigation View

24

(1)

Creating and Formatting a Table

25

(4)

To Create a Table

25

(1)

To Enter and Format Data

26

(1)

To Change the Structure of the Table

27

(2)

Managing and Creating Hyperlinks

29

(3)

To Change the Page Title and Banner Text

29

(1)

To Create a Hyperlink

30

(2)

To Verify Hyperlinks

32

(1)

Creating an Image Map

32

(2)

To Create an Image Map

32

(2)

Reorganizing the Web

34

(2)

To Reorganize a Web

35

(1)

Publishing a Web

36

(2)

To Publish a Web

36

(2)

Summary and Exercises

38

Hands-On Exercises

41

(1)

On Your Own Exercises

42

Index

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