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How to do everything with PowerPoint 2002

Ellen Finkelstein

2002

Effective Executive's Guide to PowerPoint 2000

Michael Buschmohle

2000

Flowcharts

Ned Chapin

1971

The complete idiot's guide to Microsoft PowerPoint 2000

Nat Gertler

1999

Computers, Visualization, and History

David J. Staley

2002

Microsoft Office 2010

Cheri Manning

2012

Using Microsoft® PowerPoint® 97

Laurie Ann Ulrich

1998

Office 2001 for Mac

Gene Steinberg

2001

Calculus

George Best

2000

Say It with Presentations

Gene Zelazny

1999

The semantic organizer approach to writing and reading instruction

Robert S. Pehrsson

1985

Effective graphic communication

Enrick, Norbert Lloyd

1972

The complete book of word processing and business graphics

Walter Sikonowiz

1982

The atlas of cyberspace

Rob Kitchin, Martin Dodge

2001

Projects for Office 2000

Philip A. Koneman, Pamela R. Toliver, Yvonne Johnson

2000

Office 2000

Stephen L. Nelson

1999

Where Does a Graph Go?

Joy Visto

2016

Creating effective graphs

Gary T. Henry

1997

Engineering design graphics

James H. Earle

1973

Graphical models

Christian Borgelt, Rudolf Kruse

2002

Math warm-ups

Karen M. Higgins

1997

Precalculus

Jeffery Cole, Earl William Swokowski

1986

Handbook of Graph Drawing and Visualization

Roberto Tamassia

2009

Number Power

Contemporary

2011

Engineering Design Communication

Shawna D. Lockhart, Cindy M. Johnson

2005

Test bank for Swokowski and Cole's Precalculus

Jeffery A. Cole

2002

One Hundred Management Charts

Soichiro Nagashima

1987

Student's solution manual to accompany Precalculus

Michael R. Ziegler, Fred Safier, Raymond A. Barnett et al.

1999

Challenging graph art

Erling Freeberg

1997

Effective reporting

Liz Sanders

2009

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