MICROSOFT OFFICE POWER POINT 2007 BIBLE (With CD )Wiley India Pvt. Limited, 2007 - 836 pages Market_Desc: Business users, sales, marketing and PR professionals, professional speakers and presentation specialists looking to get the most out of PowerPoint with the best possible presentation style and approach. Special Features: · The major software changes in PowerPoint 2007 - primarily the updated user-interface - will drive the need for even the most experienced PowerPoint users to relearn much of what they knew, driving the need for this thorough book· In addition to strong PowerPoint how-to and reference coverage of all the important PowerPoint 2007 functions, the PowerPoint 2007 Bible incorporates good business and presentation advice to make better presentations, much like the information driving the sales of books like Beyond Bullet Points and Cognitive Style of PowerPoint· The author Faithe Wempen is an experienced PowerPoint author and educator, teaching PowerPoint to university business students. Her PowerPoint 2003 Bible (ISBN: 0764539728) has been a solid seller for more than 2 years, especially in the training and education markets· This Bible will feature an improved visual design, with more emphasis on readability through improved fonts and spacing About The Book: It's no longer enough to have slide after slide of text, bullets, and charts. It's not even enough to have good speaking skills if your PowerPoint slides bore your audience. Presenters need to use PowerPoint well and make good presentations to make a good business impact.In the PowerPoint 2007 Bible, experienced PowerPoint author and trainer Faithe Wempen shows users how not just to use the features in PowerPoint, but how to make good presentations. The need for both types of information is evident from the success of focused technical books like the Step-by-Step but also the books that teach the softskills such as Cognitive Style of PowerPoint and Beyond Bullet Points. The PowerPoint 2007 Bible will be the first book to successfully combine both the technical software skills and the soft presentation skills needed to be a successful presenter in today's business climate. |
