Microsoft Office 2003: Introductory, 1 Of 2

Microsoft Office 2003: Introductory, 1 Of 2
ISBN-10
0619268409
ISBN-13
9780619268404
Series
Microsoft Office 2003
Category
Computers
Pages
639
Language
English
Published
2005-02
Publisher
Course Technology Ptr
Authors
Elizabeth Eisner Reding, Lisa Friedrichsen, David W. Beskeen

Description

Enhance your course with numerous new features in Microsoft Office 2003-Illustrated Introductory, Second Edition. This new edition is designed to give students a fuller introduction to Office skills with a new chapter on Essential Computer Concepts and new reinforcement material to keep your course lively and current.

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