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Need to learn iPhoto 6 fast? Try a Visual QuickStart! This best-selling reference's visual format and step-by-step, task-based instructions will have you up and running with this great iLife 06 application in no time. Best-selling author and instructor Adam Engst uses crystal-clear instructions, full-color illustrations, and friendly prose to introduce you to everything from importing, tagging, editing, and perfecting images to creating slideshows and photo albums to easy online Web publishing. You'll also learn about everything new in iPhoto 6, including enhanced editing and special effects, calendars and cards, photocasting, and more!.
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• Introduction: History and development of the program
• What is it used for?
• How to use this book
• Interface: At a glance guide to the interface
• The Start Page
• What are all the windows for?
• Panel Sets and customizing your interface
• Using the Help files
• Flash Documents
• Naming files and working cross platform
• Vector Drawing: At a glance guide to the tools
• The drawing tools
• Drawing a line
• The Shape Tools
• Drawing with the Pencil tool
• Painting with the Brush tool
• Using the Pen tool and the Subselection tool
• Changing colours
• Creating text
• Spell checker
• Selecting and Modifying: Making selections
• Modifying drawings
• Changing your view
• Using layers
• Step by step manually create a drop shadow
• Rulers, Guides and Grids
• Step by step create a perspective grid
• At a glance keyboard shortcuts for the tools
• Importing Images: Vectors vs. bitmaps
• File types you can import, Bitmap file formats, Vector file formats
• Importing images with areas of transparency
• Tracing bitmaps
• Painting with bitmaps
• Navigation 1 - Buttons: Button symbols
• Libraries
• Creating a button symbol
• What is a symbol?
• What is a keyframe?
• What is a behavior?
• Step-by-step create a links page
• Using movie clip symbols
• Step-by step animated rollover buttons
• Navigation 2 - Menus: Button actions and frame actions
• Creating a basic menu
• Menus and submenus
• An online portfolio
• Loading images
• Mail to link
• Animation: Creating a banner ad with frame-by-frame animation
• Separating and locking layers
• Using keyframes
• Onion skinning
• Frame rate and size
• Symbol animation
• Creating graphic symbols and instances
• Motion tweening
• Editing symbols
• Summary
• More Animation Techniques: Using motion paths
• Easing
• Shape tweening
• Animated highlights
• Animating gradients
• Mask layers
• Further Animation Techniques: Timeline effects
• Animated symbols
• Creating a looped background
• Copying and pasting frames
• Altering symbol centre points
• Symbols within symbols
• Using scenes
• Character design tips
• Sound: Creating sounds to bring into Flash
• Some fundamentals of digital audio
• Importing sounds
• Streaming vs. event sounds
• Editing sounds in Flash
• Attach a sound to a button
• Adding comments to frames
• Warning about file sizes
• Video: What is digital video?
• How do you bring it into your computer?
• Using video in Flash
• Rotoscoping
• Preparing for video output, Frame rate and frame size, Pixel aspect ratio, Frames vs. fields, Broadcast safe colors, Overscan
• Designing for Cross-media: Planning a web site
• Information architecture
• Design for the web, Size, Color, Typography, Usability
• Planning for animation
• Putting Flash on the Web: Accessibility
• Project management tips
• Tips for lowering file sizes
• Testing your work
• Anatomy of a website
• Exporting
• Exporting with audio
• Creating pre-loaders
• Uploading
• Cross-media Publishing: Publishing Profiles
• Exporting stills
• Exporting with audio
• Exporting for video output
• About compression and file sizes
• Compositing your Flash movie
• Putting your Flash movie onto video or DVD
• Exporting projectors
• Appendix. Resources: Web usage statistics
• Web design info
• Accessibility
• More about mobile devices
• Sound resources on the web
• ActionScripting tutorials on the web
• Flash animation tutorials on the web
• Animation resources on the web
• Further reading on character animation
• Further reading on motion graphics
• Further reading on Flash.
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Confused by ActionScript? Want to get to grips with creating interactive graphics and animation in Flash quickly? Whether you are a new user or a professional illustrator, designer or animator experienced in other animation and effects packages, this highly visual, color book will be all you need to get you up and running with the latest powerful upgrade - Flash MX 2004. Birgitta Hosea uses tried and tested material based on her teaching, breaking down the software into its main components and providing lots of screenshots and simple step-by-step instructions. This encourages you to get the most out of the programme and fully develop your skills, whilst allowing those with particular needs to 'jump ahead'. The structure and style, influenced by her commercial and creative expertise, allows you either as a student or professional to dip in and out according to the needs of your specific projects, but also allows the exploration of the programmes capability when you have more time. It is a generalist, accessible, visual and a truly introductory guide, written from the perspective of a designer with a thorough coverage of the basic features of Flash MX 2004, without going too in-depth into coding with ActionScript. Birgitta Hosea is a motion graphics artist and Course Director of the London Animation Studio at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design. Her experience ranges from designing idents and promotional materials to working as an Art Director on pop promos and short films.
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• Preface. Part I: Flex Fundamentals.
• Chapter 1: About Flex 3.
• Chapter 2: Using Flex Builder 3.
• Chapter 3: Building a Basic Flex Application.
• Chapter 4: Understanding the Anatomy of a Flex Application.
• Chapter 5: Using Bindings and Components.
• Chapter 6: Debugging Flex Applications.
• Chapter 7: Working with Events. Part II: The Flex Class Library.
• Chapter 8: Using Flex Controls.
• Chapter 9: Using Layout Containers.
• Chapter 10: Using Cascading Style Sheets.
• Chapter 11: Working with Text.
• Chapter 12: Managing Application Navigation.
• Chapter 13: Working with Pop-up Windows.
• Chapter 14: Controlling Animation.
• Chapter 15: Managing View States. Part III: Working with Data.
• Chapter 16: Modeling and Managing Data.
• Chapter 17: Using List Controls.
• Chapter 18: Using Advanced List Controls.
• Chapter 19: Using the Flex Charting Controls.
• Chapter 20: Working with Data Entry Forms.
• Chapter 21: Working with HTTPService and XML.
• Chapter 22: Managing XML with E4X. Part IV: Integrating Flex Applications with Application Servers and the Desktop.
• Chapter 23: Working with SOAP-Based Web Services.
• Chapter 24: Integrating Flex Applications with BlazeDS and Java.
• Chapter 25: Using the Message Service with BlazeDS.
• Chapter 26: Integrating Flex Applications with ColdFusion.
• Chapter 27: Using the ColdFusion Extensions for Flex Builder.
• Chapter 28: Integrating Flex Applications with ASP.NET.
• Chapter 29: Integrating Flex Applications with PHP.
• Chapter 30: Deploying Desktop Applications with AIR. Glossary. Index.
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Flex your development muscles with this hefty guide Write programs using familiar workflows, deliver rich applications for Web or desktop, and integrate with a variety of application servers using ColdFusion, PHP, and others-all with the new Flex Builder 3 toolkit and the comprehensive tutorials in this packed reference. You'll learn the basics of Flex 3, then quickly start using MXML, ActionScript, CSS, and other tools to create applications that can run on any browser or operating system. Install and learn how to use Flex Builder 3 Explore MXML, ActionScript 3, and the anatomy of a Flex application Lay out Flex controls and containers, and use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to create look and feel Incorporate Advanced List controls, Flex charting components, and data entry forms Integrate your Flex applications with a variety of application servers Create cross-operating system desktop applications with Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) Companion Web Site Visit www.wiley.com/go/flex3 to access code files for the projects in the book.
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Update to the most popular WordPerfect book on the market! Whether you just bought a computer that has WordPerfect installed or you need to learn it for use at the office, Absolute Beginner's Guide to WordPerfect X3 will have you up and running with the latest version of WordPerfect in no time. Endorsed by Corel, the makers of WordPerfect, this is the best beginning level guide available. It is organized in an easy-to-follow, progressive format, teaching you the most common features so that you can easily navigate the program and build complex documents.
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• Chapter 1. Getting Started with Windows 8 Start Windows 8 4 What You Can Do with Windows 8 5 The Windows 8 Start Screen 6 The Windows 8 Desktop 7 Using a Mouse with Windows 8 8 Using Windows 8 on a Tablet PC 10 Restart Windows 8 12 Shut Down Windows 8 13
• Chapter 2. Launching and Working with Apps Install an App 16 Install Windows Live Essentials Programs 18 Start an App 20 Understanding Windows 8 App Windows 22 Understanding Desktop App Windows 23 Using a Ribbon 24 Using a Pull-Down Menu 26 Using a Toolbar 27 Understanding Dialog Box Controls 28 Using Dialog Boxes 30 Using Scrollbars 32 Switch between Running Apps 34 Uninstall an App 36
• Chapter 3. Getting Connected to the Internet Understanding Internet Connections 40 Set Up a Wireless Broadband Connection 42 Connect a Broadband Modem 44 Create a Broadband Internet Connection 46 Connect a Dial-Up Modem 48 Create a Dial-Up Internet Connection 50 Create a Microsoft Account
• Chapter 4. Using the Windows 8 Apps Surf the Web 58 Send an E-Mail Message 60 Reply to an E-Mail Message 62 Create a Contact 64 Add Social Network Contacts 66 View Your Photos 68 Watch a Video 70 Play Music 72 View Your Calendar 74 Add an Event to Your Calendar 76 Search Your Computer 78
• Chapter 5. Surfing the World Wide Web Understanding the World Wide Web 82 Start Internet Explorer 83 Navigate Internet Explorer 84 Select a Link 85 Enter a Web Page Address 86 Open a Web Page in a Tab 88 Navigate Web Pages 90 Change Your Home Page 92 Save Favorite Web Pages 94 Search for Sites 96
• Chapter 6. Working with E-Mail, Contacts, and Appointments Open and Close Mail 100 Configure an E-Mail Account 102 Send an E-Mail Message 104 Add Someone to Your Contacts 106 Create a Contact Category 108 Select a Contact Address 110 Add a File Attachment 112 Receive and Read E-Mail Messages 114 Reply to a Message 116 Forward a Message 118 Open and Save an Attachment 120 Switch to Calendar 122 Navigate the Calendar 123 Display a Different Date 124 Create an Event 126
• Chapter 7. Working with Images Open the Pictures Library 130 Preview an Image 131 View Your Images 132 Scan an Image 134 Import Images from a Digital Camera 136 Repair a Digital Image 138 Crop an Image 140 Rotate and Straighten an Image 142
• Chapter 8. Playing Music Open and Close Windows Media Player 146 Navigate the Media Player Window 147 Using the Library 148 Play an Audio File 150 Adjust the Volume 151 Play a Music CD 152 Copy Tracks from a Music CD 156 Create a Playlist 158 Burn Music Files to a CD 160
• Chapter 9. Creating and Editing Documents Understanding Documents 164 Create a Document 165 Save a Document 166 Open a Document 168 Edit Document Text 170 Change the Text Font 174 Find Text 176 Replace Text 178
• Chapter 10. Working with Files View Your Files 182 Select a File 184 Change the File View 186 Preview a File 187 Copy a File 188 Move a File 189 Rename a File 190 Create a New File 191 Delete a File 192 Restore a Deleted File 193
• Chapter 11. Implementing Security Understanding Windows 8 Security 196 Check Action Center for Security Problems 198 Display User Accounts 200 Create a User Account 202 Protect an Account with a Password 204 Lock Your Computer 206 Set Up Family Safety 208 Delete Your Browsing History 212 Browse the Web Privately 214 Set the Junk E-Mail Protection Level 216
• Chapter 12. Customizing Windows 8 Configure the Start Screen 220 Pin an App to the Start Screen 222 Open the PC Settings App 224 Change the Start Screen Background 226 Change the Lock Screen Background 228 Add an App to the Lock Screen 230 Synchronize Settings between PCs 232 Access an App's Features 234 Pin an App to the Taskbar 236.
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The easiest way for visual learners to get started with Windows 8 The popular Simplified series makes visual learning easier than ever, and with more than 360,000 copies sold, previous Windows editions are among the bestselling Visual books. This guide goes straight to the point with easy-to-follow, two-page tutorials for each task. With full-color screen shots and step-by-step directions, it gets beginners up and running on the newest version of Windows right away. Learn to work with the new interface and improved Internet Explorer, manage files, share your computer, and much more. * Perfect for the absolute beginner, with easy-to-follow instructions and colorful illustrations that show what's happening on the screen * Covers Windows basics, navigating the interface, creating accounts to share a computer, customizing Windows, and working with files * Demonstrates how to browse the web with the new version of Internet Explorer, how to use media features, and much more * The bestselling Simplified series is designed to make it easy for visual learners to start using new technologies right away Windows 8 Simplified gives visual learners confidence as they start using the new version of Windows quickly and easily.
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• Foreword. Acknowledgments. Introduction. Part I: Developing the Deployment Strategy.
• Chapter 1: Planning the Deployment.
• Chapter 2: Creating Basic Windows Images.
• Chapter 3: Managing Windows Licensing and Activation. Part II: Customizing the Deployment Process.
• Chapter 4: Working with Windows Installer.
• Chapter 5: Migrating User Data.
• Chapter 6: Managing Windows Images.
• Chapter 7: Using the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2008.
• Chapter 8: Windows Deployment Services. Part III: Administering Windows Vista.
• Chapter 9: Managing Change in Vista.
• Chapter 10: Administering Workstations. Part IV: Protecting and Maintaining the System.
• Chapter 11: Securing the Workstation.
• Chapter 12: Protecting User Data.
• Chapter 13: Recovering Damaged Systems and Lost Data. Appendix: What's on the CD-ROM. Index.
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Although analysts expect the majority of enterprises to tread slowly into migration, there certainly will be early adopters, as there are with any system or device. Because Microsoft has announced that it will support Windows 2000 only until the year 2010, enterprises using older versions of Windows will not have much time for leisurely testing and pilot projects before they need to seriously consider migrating to and deploying Windows Vista. Deploying Windows Vista will require an entirely new set of skills for IT departments called on to migrate from older versions of Windows. Any IT professional looking to the future of their enterprise network deployment will benefit from the advice, tips, and reliable information contained in this resource. The book covers all the important security issues that are top of mind in today's IT world, as well as troubleshooting practices to help get issues resolved in less time. A valuable CD ROM contains tools and utilities to help IT professionals as they deploy Windows Vista for the first time.
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• Cover; Copyright; Credits; Foreword; About the Authors; About the Reviewer; www.PacktPub.com; Customer Feedback; Acknowledgments; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Introduction to NAV 2017; NAV 2017
• An ERP system; Financial management; Manufacturing; Supply chain management; Business Intelligence and reporting; Artificial Intelligence; Relationship Management; Human resource management; Project management; A developer's overview of NAV 2017; NAV object types; The C/SIDE Integrated Development Environment; Object Designer tool icons; C/AL programming language.

• NAV object and system elementsNAV functional terminology; User Interface; Hands-on development in NAV 2017; NAV 2017 development exercise scenario; Getting started with application design; Application tables; Designing a simple table; Creating a simple table; Pages; Standard elements of pages; List pages; Card pages; Document pages; Journal/Worksheet pages; Creating a List page; Creating a Card page; Creating some sample data; Creating a list report; Other NAV object types; Codeunits; Queries; MenuSuites; XMLports; Development backups and documentation; Review questions; Summary.

• Chapter
• 2: TablesAn overview of tables; Components of a table; Naming tables; Table numbering; Table properties; Table triggers; Keys; SumIndexFields; Field Groups; Bricks; Enhancing our sample application; Creating and modifying tables; Assigning a table relation property; Assigning an InitValue property; Adding a few activity-tracking tables; New tables for our WDTU project; New list pages for our WDTU project; Keys, SumIndexFields, and TableRelations in our examples; Secondary keys and SumIndexFields; Table Relations; Modifying an original NAV table; Version List documentation.

• Types of tableFully Modifiable tables; Master Data; Journal; Template; Entry tables; Subsidiary (Supplementary) tables; Register; Posted Document; Singleton; Temporary; Content Modifiable tables; System table; Read-Only tables; Virtual; Review questions; Summary;
• Chapter 3: Data Types and Fields; Basic definitions used in NAV; Fields; Field properties; Field triggers; Field events; Data structure examples; Field numbering; Field and variable naming; Data types; Fundamental data types; Numeric data; String data; Date/Time data; Complex data types; Data structure; Objects; Automation.

• Input/OutputDateFormula; References and other data types; Data type usage; FieldClass property options; FieldClass
• Normal; FieldClass
• FlowField; FieldClass
• FlowFilter; FlowFields and a FlowFilter for our application; Filtering; Experimenting with filters; Accessing filter controls; Development Environment filter access; Role Tailored Client filter access; Review questions; Summary; ; Chapter 4: Pages
• the Interactive Interface; Page Design and Structure Overview; Page Design guidelines; NAV 2017 Page structure; Types of pages; Role Center page; List page; Card page; Document page.

Customize your NAV applications About This Book * Gain from the insights and methods of industry-leading experts and tailor your applications to best suit the needs of your business * Learn through the detailed explanations and useful examples that are presented in a logical, step-by-step manner * This comprehensive guide is written with the goals of being used as a classroom text, a self-study text, and as a handy in-depth reference guide Who This Book Is For This book will appeal to all those who want to learn about NAV's powerful and extensive built-in development capabilities. It assumes that you understand programming and are familiar with business application software, although you aren't expected to have worked with NAV before. ERP consultants and managers of NAV development will also find the book helpful. What You Will Learn * Productively and effectively use the development tools that are built into Dynamics NAV * Understand the strengths of NAV's development tools and how they can be applied to address functional business requirements * Introduction to programming using the C/AL language in the C/SIDE Development Environment * Explore functional design and development using C/AL * Leverage advanced NAV development features and tools * Get to know the best practices to design and develop modifications of new functionality integrated with the standard NAV software In Detail Microsoft Dynamics NAV is a full business solution suite, and a complete ERP solution, which contains a robust set of development tools to support customization and enhancement. These tools help in greater control over financials and can simplify supply chain, manufacturing, and operations. This book will take you from an introduction to Dynamics NAV and its integrated development tools to being a productive developer in the Dynamics NAV Development Environment. You will find this book very useful if you want to evaluate the product's development capabilities or need to manage Dynamics NAV based projects. It will teach you about the NAV application structure, the C/SIDE development environment, the C/AL language paired with the improved editor, the construction and uses of each object type, and how it all fits together to build universal applications. With this new edition, you will be able to understand how to design and develop using Patterns and new features such as Extensions and Events. Style and approach This book is filled with examples and will serve as a comprehensive reference guide, complementing NAV's Help files.
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• Intro; Dedication; About the Author; About the Contributors; Foreword; Introduction;
• Part 1: The Top 54 Tips; #1 Double-Click the Fill Handle to Copy a Formula; #2 Break Apart Data; #3 Filter by Selection; Bonus Tip: Total the Visible Rows; #4 The Fill Handle Does Know 1, 2, 3a Bonus Tip: Fill Jan, Feb ..., Dec, Total; Bonus Tip: Fill 1 to 100,000 in a Flash; #5 Fast Worksheet Copy; Bonus Tip: Put the Worksheet Name in a Cell; Bonus Tip: Add a Total Row and a Total Column with One AutoSum; Bonus Tip: Power Up the Status Bar Statistics.

• Bonus Tip: Create a SUM That Spears Through All WorksheetsBonus Tip: Use INDIRECT for a Different Summary Report; #6 Use Default Settings for All Future Workbooks; Bonus Tip: Understand that Changes are Cumulative; Bonus Tip: Replace the Comma Style in Book.xltx; #7 Recover Unsaved Workbooks; #8 Create Perfect One-Click Charts; #9 Paste New Data on a Chart; Bonus Tip: Create Interactive Charts; Bonus Tip: Show Two Different Orders of Magnitude on a Chart; #10 New in Excel
• 2016: Create Waterfall Charts and More; Bonus Tip: Create Funnel Charts in Office 365.

• Bonus Tip: Create Filled Map Charts in Office 365#11 Add Meaning to Reports Using Data Visualizations; #12 Sort East, Central, and West Using a Custom List; #13 Sort Left to Right; Bonus: Another Way to Move Columns; #14 Sort Subtotals; Bonus Tip: Fill in a Text Field on the Subtotal Rows; Bonus Tip: Format the Subtotal Rows; Bonus Tip: Copy the Subtotal Rows; #15 Sort and Filter by Color or Icon; #16 Consolidate Quarterly Worksheets; #17 Create a Year-over-Year Report in a Pivot Table; Bonus Tip: Change the Calculation in a Pivot Table; #18 Find the True Top Five in a Pivot Table.

• #19 Specify Defaults for All Future Pivot TablesBonus Tip: Change What Drives You Crazy About Excel; Bonus Tip: Make Pivot Tables Expandable Using Ctrl+T; Bonus Tip: Use Ctrl+T with VLOOKUP and Charts; #20 Replicate a Pivot Report for Each Rep; #21 Use a Pivot Table to Compare Lists; Bonus Tip: Show Up/Down Markers; Bonus Tip: Compare Two Lists by Using Go To Special; #22 Build Dashboards with Sparklines and Slicers; Bonus Tip: Make Your Workbook into a Web App; Bonus Tip: Line Up Dashboard Sections with Different Column Widths; Bonus Tip: Use Picture Lookup.

• #23 See Why GETPIVOTDATA Might Not Be Entirely Evil#24 Eliminate VLOOKUP with the Data Model; Bonus Tip: Count Distinct; #25 Compare Budget Versus Actual via Power Pivot; Bonus Tip: Portable Formulas; #26 Use F4 for Absolute Reference or Repeating Commands; Bonus Tip: Use a Named Range Instead of Absolute References; #27 Quickly Convert Formulas to Values; Bonus Tip: Skip Blanks While Pasting; #28 See All Formulas at Once; Bonus Tip: Highlight All Formula Cells; Bonus Tip: Trace Precedents to See What Cells Flow into a Formula; Bonus Tip: See Which Cells Depend on the Current Cell.

• 50 Part 1: Worksheet basics. Creating your first spreadsheet
• Adding information to worksheets
• Moving data
• Managing worksheets
• Formatting cells
• Smart formatting tricks
• Viewing and printing worksheets
• Part 2: Formulas and functions. Building basic formulas
• Math and statistical functions
• Financial functions
• Manipulating dates, times, and text
• Lookup, reference, and information functions
• Advanced formula writing and troubleshooting
• Part 3: Organizing worksheets. Tables: list management made easy
• Grouping and outlining data
• Templates
• Part 4: Charts and graphics. Creating basic charts
• Formatting and perfecting charts
• Inserting graphics
• Part 5: Advanced data analysis. Visualizing your data
• Scenarios and goal seeking
• Pivot tables
• Analyzing databases, XML, and web pages
• Part 6: Sharing data with the rest of the world. Protecting your workbooks
• Worksheet collaboration
• Using Excel on the web
• Exchanging data with other programs
• Part 7: Programming Excel. Automating tasks with macros
• Programming spreadsheets with VBA
• Part 8: Appendix. Customizing the ribbon.

Fast-paced and easy to use, this guide shows you how to get the most out of Excel 2010 - everything from building your first spreadsheet to working with Pivot tables. You'll learn how to develop a spreadsheet from scratch, create formulas, add data, and analyze and graph data so you can make informed business decisions. With clear jargon-free explanations, step-by-step instructions, tons of illustrations, and lots of undocumented workarounds, tips, and shortcuts, you'll get hands-on guided tours and explanations of Excel's new features, including: the Excel Web App - for the first time, Excel lets you view, edit, and share your worksheets in a web browser; sparklines - these miniature graphs are the hottest innovation in data display since the pie chart - they're ideal for viewing trends and summaries at a glance; backstage view - now Excel has a single go-to place for managing files, such as opening an existing spreadsheet, creating a new one, printing, or setting options; and, slicers - Excel's pivot tables are powerful but complicated - slicers give you a visual way to slice and dice pivot table data so you can see details that interest you most.
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• Getting started with Excel
• Managing workbooks
• Formatting cells
• Editing and proofreading worksheets
• Adjusting worksheets
• Managing the workbook structure
• Working with views
• Printing worksheet information
• Performing basic math
• Working with basic formulas
• Mastering date and time formulas
• Working with financial formulas
• Working with commonly used lookup formulas
• Applying reference, information, and text formulas
• Working with logical and error trapping formulas
• Analyzing tabular information with functions
• Analyzing formulas and functions
• Discovering chart basics
• Changing chart layout details
• Working with graphic elements
• Working with tables
• Summarizing data with pivot tables and pivot charts
• Visually analyzing data
• Linking and consolidating worksheets
• Performing what-if analysis
• Performing advanced statistical analysis
• Working with macros
• Customizing the Excel environment
• Using workbooks in a multiuser environment
• Sharing excel data with other programs.

The complete visual reference on Excel basics Aimed at visual learners who are seeking an all-in-one reference that provides in-depth coveage of Excel from a visual viewpoint, this resource delves into all the newest features of Excel 2010. You'll explore Excel with helpful step-by-step instructions that show you, rather than tell you, how to navigate Excel, work with PivotTables and PivotCharts, use macros to streamline work, and collaborate with other users in one document. * This two-color guide features screen shots with specific, numbered instructions so you can learn the actions you need to perform in order to execute a wide range of Excel 2010 tasks. * Features beginning, intermediate andadvanced visual coverage of Excel 2010 * Shows you how to enter information into a worksheet, use formulas and functions, find and control formulaic errors, and much more * Presents more than 1,000 screen shots that demonstrate step-by-step instructions of numerous Excel 2010 tasks You're encouraged to move at your own pace as you acquire confidence and proficiency with the newest version of Excel.
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Learn the art of configuring, deploying, managing and securing Windows 10 for your enterprise. About This Book * Enhance your enterprise administration skills to manage Windows 10 Redstone 3 * Get acquainted with configuring Azure Active Directory for enabling cloud-based services and Remote Server Admin Tools for managing Windows Server * Provide enterprise-level security with ease using the built-in data loss prevention of Windows 10 Who This Book Is For If you are a system administrator who has been given the responsibility of administering and managing Windows 10 Redstone 3, then this book is for you. If you have deployed and managed previous versions of Windows, it would be an added advantage. What You Will Learn * Understand the remote access capabilities * Use third-party tools to deploy Windows 10 * Customize image and user Interface experience * Implement assigned access rights * Configure remote administration * Manage Windows 10 security * Work with Azure AD and Intune management In Detail Microsoft's launch of Windows 10 is a step toward satisfying the enterprise administrator's needs for management and user experience customization. This book provides the enterprise administrator with the knowledge needed to fully utilize the advanced feature set of Windows 10 Enterprise. This practical guide shows Windows 10 from an administrator's point of view. You'll focus on areas such as installation and configuration techniques based on your enterprise requirements, various deployment scenarios and management strategies, and setting up and managing admin and other user accounts. You'll see how to configure Remote Server Administration Tools to remotely manage Windows Server and Azure Active Directory. Lastly, you will learn modern Mobile Device Management for effective BYOD and how to enable enhanced data protection, system hardening, and enterprise-level security with the new Windows 10 in order to prevent data breaches and impede attacks. By the end of this book, you will know the key technologies and capabilities in Windows 10 and will confidently be able to manage and deploy these features in your organization. Style and approach This step-by-step guide will show you how to configure, deploy, manage, and secure the all new Windows 10 Redstone 3 for your enterprise.
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• Getting Started
• User Interface
• Creating Objects
• Files and Objects --Transform Tools
• Modifiers
• Modeling
• Low-Poly Modeling
• Shapes
• Using Compound Objects
• Animation
• Animation Basics
• Hierarchies
• Character Animation with Biped
• Materials and Mapping
• Intro to Materials
• Using Maps: Mapping Coordinates
• Rendering
• Cameras
• Basic Lighting
• Global Illumination
• Rendering the Scene
• 3d Compositing
• 2D to 3D.
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Learning Autodesk (R) 3ds Max (R) 2008
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• Bash Quick Reference; CHAPTER 1; The Bash Shell; History; Overview of Features; Invoking the Shell; Options; Arguments; Syntax; Special Files; Filename Metacharacters; Command For ms; Redirection For ms; Functions; Variables; Variable Assignment; Variable Substitution; Built-in Shell Variables; Other Shell Variables; Arithmetic Expressions; Operators; Command Histor y; Line-Edit Mode; The fc Command; C-ShellŁStyle Histor y; Programmable Completion; Job Control; Shell Options; Command Execution; Restricted Shells; Built-in Commands; Resources; Online Resources; Books; Acknowledgments

In this quick reference, you'll find everything you need to know about the bash shell. Whether you print it out or read it on the screen, this PDF gives you the answers to the annoying questions that always come up when you're writing shell scripts: What characters do you need to quote? How do you get variable substitution to do exactly what you want? How do you use arrays? It's also helpful for interactive use. If you're a Unix user or programmer, or if you're using bash on Windows, you'll find this quick reference indispensable.