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  • © 1993

Mastering Word Processing

Authors:

  1. Peter Gosling
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  2. Joanna Gosling
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Part of the book series: Macmillan Master (MACMMA)

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Table of contents (10 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-x
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  2. Introduction

    • Peter Gosling, Joanna Gosling
    Pages 1-26

  3. Basic word processing

    • Peter Gosling, Joanna Gosling
    Pages 27-37

  4. Coming to terms

    • Peter Gosling, Joanna Gosling
    Pages 38-67

  5. Mailing lists

    • Peter Gosling, Joanna Gosling
    Pages 68-76

  6. Integrated packages

    • Peter Gosling, Joanna Gosling
    Pages 77-86

  7. Desk top publishing

    • Peter Gosling, Joanna Gosling
    Pages 87-98

  8. Laptops and communications

    • Peter Gosling, Joanna Gosling
    Pages 99-103

  9. How to do …

    • Peter Gosling, Joanna Gosling
    Pages 104-132

  10. Aids to writing

    • Peter Gosling, Joanna Gosling
    Pages 133-140

  11. Seven popular programs

    • Peter Gosling, Joanna Gosling
    Pages 141-198

  12. Back Matter

    Pages 199-208
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About this book

Ideal for Computing, Secretarial and Business courses: RSA - Pitman - LCCI - City and Guilds - NVQ Business Administration. Computing or Word processing? Do you need to know about WP for business or personal use? Here are all the essentials to learn and master word processing. * A complete highly illustrated view of WP designed for individual study or the classroom * Takes you inside the top packages and shows precisely how they operate, and how Locoscript PC, WordStar Express and WordStar 6, Word Perfect 5.1, Multimate Advantage II, DisplayWrite 4, Word for Windows, Page Maker and Ventura can help you * Ideal for computing, secretarial and business courses * Shows how word processing uses Windows and links to desk top publishing for smart output.
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