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Microsoft Office 97 professional 6 in 1

Peter G. Aitken, Faithe Wempen

1997

Computer graphics applications

E. Kenneth Hoffman

1990

Using PowerPoint in the classroom

Armand Seguin, Jennifer B. Summerville, Jean Morrow et al.

2002

PowerPoint 2003 for dummies

Doug Lowe

2003

Microsoft PowerPoint 97

Microsoft Press

1997

Effective data visualization

Stephanie D. H. Evergreen

2017

Mastering Microsoft Office professional for Windows 95

Lonnie E. Moseley

1996

How to use Microsoft Office 97

Sherry Kinkoph

1998

How to do everything with PowerPoint 2002

Ellen Finkelstein

2002

Office 2000 professional

Faithe Wempen

1999

Camtasia Studio 7

Kevin A. Siegel

2010

Running Microsoft Office 2000

Michael Halvorson

1999

A guide to Microsoft Office 2010

Jan Marrelli

2011

Rapid graphs with Tableau 8

Stephen McDaniel

2013

PowerPoint 2000 Essentials Basic

Linda Bird

2000

Effective Executive's Guide to PowerPoint 2000

Michael Buschmohle

2000

Creating dynamic multimedia presentations

Carol M. Lehman

2000

iWork for dummies

Jesse Feiler

2012

Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 on demand

Steve Johnson, Perspection Inc.

2007

The complete idiot's guide to Microsoft PowerPoint 2000

Nat Gertler

1999

Teach yourself Microsoft PowerPoint 97 visually

Ruth Maran

1998

Microsoft Office Unleashed

Paul McFedries

1996

PowerPoint 4 for Windows VisiRef

Susan Parker Stover

1994

Cutting edge PowerPoint for Dummies

Geetesh Bajaj

2006

Infographics for dummies

Justin Beegel

2014

Cutting edge PowerPoint 2007 for dummies

Geetesh Bajaj

2007

Interactive Computing Series

Kenneth C. Laudon

2001 ★ 4.3

Office 2010

Nancy Conner

2010

Absolute beginner's guide to Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003

Read Gilgen

2004

How to do everything with Office XP

Laurie Ann Ulrich

2001

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