Presentations Books

As I use Powerpoint extensively in my business, I found Susan Sebok's instruction clear and concise...very easy to follow with great examples and suggestions...I have recommended this series of books to many of my colleagues who have had great success implementing the tutorials into their classes and seminars...

A useful book for quick and answers to the simple questions of Outlook 2000. Not too in depth as some might need. Easy to follow layout. Will keep it handy for all quick questions on Outlook!

This reference guide is a life saver! I keep it on hand to help me through new tasks, and use it as a quick guide for time saving keystrokes and shortcuts. I have purchased all the Microsoft Office guides and think they are fantastic! I would recommend them to anyone - for new users the step by step instructions are easy to follow, so they will have you up and running in no time. If you are familiar with the software they are a great reference for less used tasks. Thumbs up!

This is a handy guide for creating exciting PowerPoint Presentations without having to peruse hundreds of pages of text. Compact and lightweight, it is easy to take along so that you can work on presentations anywhere and leave the reference library at home. Great customer service from the Brainstorm company!

This is a handy guide for creating exciting PowerPoint Presentations without having to peruse hundreds of pages of text. Compact and lightweight, it is easy to take along so that you can work on presentations anywhere and leave the reference library at home. Great customer service from the Brainstorm company!

This guide is a great help in finding out how to do the common tasks in PowerPoint 97. It is laid out in a very user friendly way, in full color with illustrations and clear, easy to follow instructions. It covers all the basic functions of the application in only 6 pages, which makes it easy to find the information you need.

To paraphrase 'Art Times', 'this is far more than an interior decorator's book, but a definitive analysis of the creative, and practical uses of the mirror.' 'Mirror By Design' won Honorable Mention for the Polsky Award from the American Society of Interior Designers.

Ms. Heyne, an architect herself, shows how architects and designers use mirrors to dematerialize heavy, bulky design elements, such as mirroring supporting columns; to create illusions, such as installing an 'infinity chamber' in a low restaurant ceiling to provide the feeling of height; or even to create views where there are none, such as through Ms. Heyne's own 'periscope window', which reflects a view from ground level into a basement area.

Experiments in underground space, in light tubes which can provide sunlight in lower story rooms, and numerous other fascinating products, make this a wonderful resource for the architect or designer.

Leo and Nico are having fun playing until they fight over the orange ball. Leo gets angry and shoves his brother which spoils everything. Leo wants to know why he gets angry. In his quest for answers he learns about a part of himself called Mister Ego who always wants his own way. Now if only Leo can find a way to put Mister Ego inside the Bubble of Love.

Children are often told to control their emotions. But how are they supposed to do that? There really is a better way. In this problem-solving tale, Hinton reveals anger as a perfectly normal emotion. But it feels pretty icky. "Mister Ego and the Bubble of Love" shows readers how to exercise their imaginations and easily change icky feelings into good feelings. As a fun, follow-up activity to reinforce this concept, parents and children could even construct a bubble of love.

The combination of Zintoll's beautiful, dreamlike illustrations and Hinton's engaging story creates a form of guided imagery which parents and children can read again and again when those icky feelings bubble up.

Yes, this is the best one among other books . I am sure that to read this book is the best way to make business letters without any problem, even though you are a freshman of business area. Frankly, if I have time, I would like to this book into Korean. Good Luck!!!

As long as there have been architects, they have been using models to help design buildings, sell projects and instruct builders. "Modeling Messages" is a comprehensive study of the many facets architectural model making. Karen Moon starts by examing the history of the architectural model from the Renaissance to the early Twenty First Century. She moves on to such varied topics as the relationship between architect and model maker, architectural model as fine art and the changing role of high technology in the modeling process.

If you are looking for a text book on how to build architectural models, this book is not for you. However, if you want to learn more about the model builder's craft and see some beautifully photographed models, this book is a must purchase. "Modeling Messages" is a high quality art book and it is one of those books that I will be reading for pleasure for many years to come. Highly recommended.