For complete syllabus coverage of the Cambridge International Diplomas. Cambridge International Diploma in Information Technology. Both levels of the Cambridge International Diploma in Information Technology are fully covered in these two textbooks. The author, an IT specialist, writes in a lively and accessible style and uses a step-by-step approach to introduce students to the concepts and skills required at this level.

 

This book is part of a book series called Cambridge International Examinations .

There are 156 pages in this book. This book was published 2002 by Cambridge University Press .

This book has the following chapters: 1. General Principles: Health and safety; Basic functions - mouse, keys, windows; Adjusting the program - settings, disk usage; File management; Printing; 2. Using the computer and managing files: The Windows systems (98/Me/2000); Create a directory/folder; Select and open files; Move and copy files; Delete files; Create a text file; Rename files; Examine a directory; Save and print files; Office 97 and 2000; 3. Word Processing: Introduction; Open a document; Create text; Select text; Edit text; Format text; Spell check and Help; Save and print; 4. Spreadsheets: Introduction; Open a file; Amend a sheet; Enter and edit data; Format cells; Sort data; Enter and apply formulae; Save and print; 5. Databases: Introduction; Create a database structure; Enter data; Edit data; Manipulate data; Present, save and print; 6. Electronic Communication: Introduction; Open and close e-mail/browser; Purpose and range of e-mail; Purpose and range of Internet; Send and receive e-mail; Use the Web; Save and print from Web; Network information services; 7. Presentations: Introduction; Open presentations; The screen display; Creating slides; Editing layout and text; Spell check and Help; Preparing a slide show; Save and print; Running a slide show