Information Systems or The Advantage Series

Information Systems: Success in the 21st Century

Author: Uma G Gupta

This introductory information systems book helps readers overcome the challenges of sorting through IS issues, concepts, and terms to maintain a current and relevant knowledge base in the midst of an information revolution. Chapter topics include IS use in business, computer hardware and software, databases for business applications, telecommunications, the internet, electronic commerce, client/server computing, managerial decision making, designing and developing IS systems, and computer security. For individuals with varying degrees of technical experience, interested in exploring the changes in the field of IS that are transforming society, business, and our personal lives.

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The Advantage Series: Integrating and Extending Microsoft Office XP- Brief

Author: Sarah Hutchinson Clifford

The Advantage Series presents the Feature-Method-Practice approach to computer software applications to today's technology and business students. This series implements an efficient and effective learning model, which enhances critical thinking skills and provides students and faculty with complete application coverage.

Table of Contents:

CHAPTER 1: INTEGRATING WORD AND EXCEL

1.1 Using the Office Clipboard

1.2 Pasting, Linking, and Embedding

1.3 Manipulating Shared Objects

1.4 Inserting New Worksheets and Charts in Word

CHAPTER 2: PERFORMING MORE INTEGRATION TASKS

2.1 Creating a Presentation from a Word Document

2.2 Integrating PowerPoint with Word and Excel

2.3 Integrating Access with Word and Excel

CHAPTER 3: EXTENDING MICROSOFT OFFICE TO THE WEB

3.1 Using Hyperlinks

3.2 Saving Existing Documents to HTML

3.3 Preparing Web Pages Using Office

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Chapter Summary

Command Summary

Key Terms

Chapter Quiz

Short Answer

True/False

Multiple Choice

Hands-On Exercises

Case Projects

The Software Edge

On Your Own

Case Problems