Learning to use Windows applications.
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Author
Contributions
- Cashman, Thomas J. - Contributor
- Vermaat, Misty. - Contributor
Publication
1994 - Boyd & Fraser Pub. Co., Danvers, Mass, Massachusetts
Language
English
Word Count
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Page Count
0 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivelearningtousewi00shel
- ISBN-100877090505
- ISBN-139780877090502
- Goodreads3790838
- Library of Congress Control Number93020653
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- OCLC Control Number28221150
- Better World Books9780877090502
- Open LibraryOL1411797M
Classifications
- DDC652.5/536
- LCCZ52.5.M523 S535 1994
- LCCZ52.5.M523S535 1994
Subjects
Topics
BusinessMicrosoft WordWord processingMicrosoft AccessComputer programsIntegrated softwareDatabase managementElectronic spreadsheetsMicrosoft Word for WindowsLotus 1-2-3 (Computer file)WordPerfect (Computer file)Microsoft Works for WindowsWindows (Computer programs)Microsoft Excel (Computer file)BASIC (Computer program language)Microsoft word (computer program)Microsoft Windows (Computer file)Microsoft Visual Basic for WindowsParadox for Windows (Computer file)Microsoft visual basic (computer program)
Series Statement
- Shelly Cashman series
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