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Training Course IPATS Institute of Professional and TTC RWP Computerized Accounting For More Details Please Call, SMS on cell no. 0 3 4 9 5 0 2 1 3 3 6 0 3 3 1 5 1 4 5 6 0 1 www.ipatsedu.com 3 3 1 51 4 5 6 0 1 || 3 4 9 5 0 2 1 3 3 6 || Whats app || 3 0 3 5 5 3 0 8 6 5 SOLIDWORKS Composer Essentials How to create 2D & 3D images & animations for instructions/documentation Training Course Contents SOLIDWORKS Composer Essentials teaches you how to use the SOLIDWORKS Composer software to create 2D and 3D outputs from CAD data. You will also learn how to create animations and update your view data when CAD files change. This training course will help you to: Create 2D and 3D images for product documentation applications such as Adobe Illustrator™ or CorelDRAW™. Create animations toTraining Course IPATS Institute of Professional and TTC RWP Computerized Accounting For More Details Please Call, SMS on cell no. 0 3 4 9 5 0 2 1 3 3 6 0 3 3 1 5 1 4 5 6 0 1 3 3 1 51 4 5 6 0 1 || 3 4 9 5 0 2 1 3 3 6 || Whats app || 3 0 3 5 5 3 0 8 6 5 use for documentation or marketing of your product designs. Update product documentation when changes are applied to your CAD files. Getting Started What is the SOLIDWORKS Composer Application? Starting SOLIDWORKS Composer SOLIDWORKS Composer Terminology SOLIDWORKS Composer User Interface Preferences and Document Properties Creating 2D Output Exercise 1: User Interface Exercise 2: Terminology Lesson 2 Creating Cover and Detail Images Overview Views Rendering Tools Navigation Tools Camera Alignment Tools Create 2D Output Digger Exercise 3: Navigation Tools Exercise 4: Digger Exercise 5: Updating Views Lesson 3 Creating an Exploded View Overview Visibility Tools Exploded Views Collaborative Actors Styles Vector Graphics Output Exercise 6: Exploded View Exercise 7: Styles Exercise 8: Markups and Annotations Exercise 9: Visibility and Rendering Tools Lesson 4 Creating Additional Exploded Views Overview Paper Space Importing Files File Types Update Views with Selected Actors Align Actors Explode Lines Custom Views Linking Between Views Exercise 10: Importing Assemblies Exercise 11: Merging and Aligning Actors Exercise 12: Custom Views Lesson 5 Creating Bills of Materials Overview Bill of Materials Vector Graphics Output Another BOM Table Exercise 13: Exploded Views, BOMs, and Callouts Exercise 14: Vector Graphics Files Lesson 6 Creating a Marketing Image Overview Selections Textures Lighting High Resolution Image Exercise 15: Lights and Textures Exercise 16: Render Effects Lesson 7 Creating an Animation Overview Timeline Pane Position Keys Exercise 17: Creating an Explode Animation Lesson 8 Creating Interactive Content Overview Selections in the Key Track Position and Property Keys Filters Animating Collaborative Actors Digger Keys Events Exercise 18: Managing the Timeline Pane Exercise 19: Animating Changes to Actors Exercise 20: Events Lesson 9 Creating a Walkthrough Animation Overview Camera Keys Adding Views to the Timeline Grids Exercise 21: Camera Keys 1 Exercise 22: Camera Keys 2 Lesson 10 Creating an Explode and Collapse Animation Overview Assembly Selection Mode Scenarios Exercise 23: Animating Actors and the Digger Exercise 24: Compound Motion and Scenarios Lesson 11 Updating SOLIDWORKS Composer Files Overview Update an Entire Assembly Changing the Geometry of an Actor Exercise 25: Updating from CAD Lesson 12 Publishing from SOLIDWORKS Composer Overview Preparing a File for Publishing Publishing to PDF Publishing inside Microsoft Word Publishing to HTML Exercise 26: Publishing to PDF Exercise 27: Publishing inside Microsoft Word Exercise 28: Publishing inside HTML Training Course IPATS Institute of Professional and TTC RWP Computerized Accounting For More Details Please Call, SMS on cell no. 0 3 4 9 5 0 2 1 3 3 6 0 3 3 1 5 1 4 5 6 0 1 3 3 1 51 4 5 6 0 1 || 3 4 9 5 0 2 1 3 3 6 || Whats app || 3 0 3 5 5 3 0 8 6 5 || 3 2 1 9 6 0 6 7 8 5 Views: 4

Training Course IPATS Institute of Professional and TTC RWP Computerized Accounting For More Details Please Call, SMS on cell no. 0 3 4 9 5 0 2 1 3 3 6 0 3 3 1 5 1 4 5 6 0 1 www.ipatsedu.com 3 3 1 51 4 5 6 0 1 || 3 4 9 5 0 2 1 3 3 6 || Whats app || 3 0 3 5 5 3 0 8 6 5 SOLIDWORKS Composer Essentials How to create 2D & 3D images & animations for instructions/documentation Training Course Contents SOLIDWORKS Composer Essentials teaches you how to use the SOLIDWORKS Composer software to create 2D and 3D outputs from CAD data. You will also learn how to create animations and update your view data when CAD files change. This training course will help you to: Create 2D and 3D images for product documentation applications such as Adobe Illustrator™ or CorelDRAW™. Create animations toTraining Course IPATS Institute of Professional and TTC RWP Computerized Accounting For More Details Please Call, SMS on cell no. 0 3 4 9 5 0 2 1 3 3 6 0 3 3 1 5 1 4 5 6 0 1 www.ipatsedu.com 3 3 1 51 4 5 6 0 1 || 3 4 9 5 0 2 1 3 3 6 || Whats app || 3 0 3 5 5 3 0 8 6 5 use for documentation or marketing of your product designs. Update product documentation when changes are applied to your CAD files. Getting Started What is the SOLIDWORKS Composer Application? Starting SOLIDWORKS Composer SOLIDWORKS Composer Terminology SOLIDWORKS Composer User Interface Preferences and Document Properties Creating 2D Output Exercise 1: User Interface Exercise 2: Terminology Lesson 2 Creating Cover and Detail Images Overview Views Rendering Tools Navigation Tools Camera Alignment Tools Create 2D Output Digger Exercise 3: Navigation Tools Exercise 4: Digger Exercise 5: Updating Views Lesson 3 Creating an Exploded View Overview Visibility Tools Exploded Views Collaborative Actors Styles Vector Graphics Output Exercise 6: Exploded View Exercise 7: Styles Exercise 8: Markups and Annotations Exercise 9: Visibility and Rendering Tools Lesson 4 Creating Additional Exploded Views Overview Paper Space Importing Files File Types Update Views with Selected Actors Align Actors Explode Lines Custom Views Linking Between Views Exercise 10: Importing Assemblies Exercise 11: Merging and Aligning Actors Exercise 12: Custom Views Lesson 5 Creating Bills of Materials Overview Bill of Materials Vector Graphics Output Another BOM Table Exercise 13: Exploded Views, BOMs, and Callouts Exercise 14: Vector Graphics Files Lesson 6 Creating a Marketing Image Overview Selections Textures Lighting High Resolution Image Exercise 15: Lights and Textures Exercise 16: Render Effects Lesson 7 Creating an Animation Overview Timeline Pane Position Keys Exercise 17: Creating an Explode Animation Lesson 8 Creating Interactive Content Overview Selections in the Key Track Position and Property Keys Filters Animating Collaborative Actors Digger Keys Events Exercise 18: Managing the Timeline Pane Exercise 19: Animating Changes to Actors Exercise 20: Events Lesson 9 Creating a Walkthrough Animation Overview Camera Keys Adding Views to the Timeline Grids Exercise 21: Camera Keys 1 Exercise 22: Camera Keys 2 Lesson 10 Creating an Explode and Collapse Animation Overview Assembly Selection Mode Scenarios Exercise 23: Animating Actors and the Digger Exercise 24: Compound Motion and Scenarios Lesson 11 Updating SOLIDWORKS Composer Files Overview Update an Entire Assembly Changing the Geometry of an Actor Exercise 25: Updating from CAD Lesson 12 Publishing from SOLIDWORKS Composer Overview Preparing a File for Publishing Publishing to PDF Publishing inside Microsoft Word Publishing to HTML Exercise 26: Publishing to PDF Exercise 27: Publishing inside Microsoft Word Exercise 28: Publishing inside HTML Training Course IPATS Institute of Professional and TTC RWP Computerized Accounting For More Details Please Call, SMS on cell no. 0 3 4 9 5 0 2 1 3 3 6 0 3 3 1 5 1 4 5 6 0 1 www.ipatsedu.com 3 3 1 51 4 5 6 0 1 || 3 4 9 5 0 2 1 3 3 6 || Whats app || 3 0 3 5 5 3 0 8 6 5 || 3 2 1 9 6 0 6 7 8 5 Views: 3

Air Ticketing and E-Reservation Management3035530865 Institute of Professional and Technical Studies (IPATS) Course details Lesson 1 - Introduction, signing in and out, encode and decode Part 1 - Introduction to the course Part 2 - Signing in and out of a System Part 3 - Agent work areas Part 4 - Encode cities and airports Part 5 - Decode cities and airports Part 6 - Encode and decode airlines Lesson 2 - Displaying a PNR Part 1 - Display a PNR Part 2 - Similar name lists Part 3 - Redisplay PNR Part 4 - PNR subfields Part 5 - PNR history Part 6 - Record locator return Lesson 3 - Timetables, availability, schedules, access types Part 1 - Timetable displays Part 2 - Return timetables Part 3 - Basic flight availability Part 4 - Availability from a timetable Part 5 - Schedule displays Part 6 - Flight information Part 7 - Availability access levels Lesson 4 - Return availability, availability change entries, airline alliances Part 1 - Journey types Part 2 - Return availability Part 3 - Availability change entries Part 4 - Airline Alliances, Codeshares, Low Cost Carriers Lesson 5 - Building a PNR Part 1 - Booking seats on nonstop and direct flights Part 2 - Booking seats on connections Part 3 - Enter basic name elements Part 4 - Enter name elements with PTCs Part 5 - Enter contact elements Part 6 - Enter a ticketing element Part 7 - Enter a received-from element Part 8 - Build and end a complete PNR Part 9 - Priority waitlist Part 10 - Open segments Part 11 - ARNK segments Lesson 6 - Practice building a PNR Part 1 - Practice building a PNR I Part 2 - Practice building a PNR II Lesson 7 - E-mailing, Frequent Flyer Element Part 1 - E-mail element Part 2 - Frequent flyer element Lesson 8 - General remark, OSI elements, SSR elements Part 1 - General Remark Element Part 2 - OSI Element Part 3 - SSR Element Part 4 - TSA Secure Flight documentation Lesson 9 - Canceling and changing PNR elements Part 1 - Canceling mandatory elements Part 2 - Change ticketing and phone elements Part 3 - Update name elements Part 4 - Canceling optional PNR elements Part 5 - Changing address and general remark elements Part 6 - Changing OSI elements Part 7 - Changing SSR elements Part 8 - Rebooking itinerary segments Part 9 - Split a PNR in six steps Lesson 10 - Advance seating requests Part 1 - Basic seating request Part 2 - Seating requests with area preference Part 3 - Seating requests with psgr type Part 4 - Entering a seat wish Lesson 11 - Seat maps and booking specific seats Part 1 - Seat map from a PNR Part 2 - Seat map from availability Part 3 - Request specific seats Part 4 - Specific seat wish Part 5 - Modify seating elements Part 6 - Paid seating Lesson 12 - Fare displays and rules Part 1 - Classes of service, normal and excursion fares Part 2 - Fare displays Part 3 - Fare displays for a specific carrier Part 4 - Fare displays with specific dates Part 5 - Fare displays for a specific fare type Part 6 - Fare display with taxes Part 7 - Fare display with combination of modifiers Part 8 - Changing fare displays Part 9 - Fare notes Part 10 - Displaying specific categories of fare notes Lesson 13 - Pricing itineraries Part 1 - Basic itinerary pricing Part 2 - Moving to a single passenger pricing display Part 3 - Best buy pricing Part 4 - Stored pricing Part 5 - Displaying a TST from a list Part 6 - Form of payment**US and Canada Part 7 - Form of payment**all other countries Part 8 - Miscellaneous fare elements Whatsapp: +923035530865, 03219606785, 3315145601, 03495021336 IPATS Government Recognized Education Zone-KhannaPul Rawalpindi-Islamabad Views: 1

Whatsapp: +923035530865, 03219606785, 3315145601, 03495021336 IPATS Government Recognized Education Zone-Khanna Pul Rawalpindi-Islamabad Email: ipatsedu@gmail.com Website: www.ipatsedu.com Airlines Reservations, eTicketing & PNR Management Training online course outline: Lesson 1 - Introduction, signing in and out, encode and decode Part 1 - Introduction to the course Part 2 - Signing in and out of a System Part 3 - Agent work areas Part 4 - Encode cities and airports Part 5 - Decode cities and airports Part 6 - Encode and decode airlines Lesson 2 - Displaying a PNR Part 1 - Display a PNR Part 2 - Similar name lists Part 3 - Redisplay PNR Part 4 - PNR subfields Part 5 - PNR history Part 6 - Record locator return Lesson 3 - Timetables, availability, schedules, access types Part 1 - Timetable displays Part 2 - Return timetables Part 3 - Basic flight availability Part 4 - Availability from a timetable Part 5 - Schedule displays Part 6 - Flight information Part 7 - Availability access levels Lesson 4 - Return availability, availability change entries, airline alliances Part 1 - Journey types Part 2 - Return availability Part 3 - Availability change entries Part 4 - Airline Alliances, Codeshares, Low Cost Carriers Lesson 5 - Building a PNR Part 1 - Booking seats on nonstop and direct flights Part 2 - Booking seats on connections Part 3 - Enter basic name elements Part 4 - Enter name elements with PTCs Part 5 - Enter contact elements Part 6 - Enter a ticketing element Part 7 - Enter a received-from element Part 8 - Build and end a complete PNR Part 9 - Priority waitlist Part 10 - Open segments Part 11 - ARNK segments Lesson 6 - Practice building a PNR Part 1 - Practice building a PNR I Part 2 - Practice building a PNR II Lesson 7 - E-mailing, Frequent Flyer Element Part 1 - E-mail element Part 2 - Frequent flyer element Lesson 8 - General remark, OSI elements, SSR elements Part 1 - General Remark Element Part 2 - OSI Element Part 3 - SSR Element Part 4 - TSA Secure Flight documentation Lesson 9 - Canceling and changing PNR elements Part 1 - Canceling mandatory elements Part 2 - Change ticketing and phone elements Part 3 - Update name elements Part 4 - Canceling optional PNR elements Part 5 - Changing address and general remark elements Part 6 - Changing OSI elements Part 7 - Changing SSR elements Part 8 - Rebooking itinerary segments Part 9 - Split a PNR in six steps Lesson 10 - Advance seating requests Part 1 - Basic seating request Part 2 - Seating requests with area preference Part 3 - Seating requests with psgr type Part 4 - Entering a seat wish Lesson 11 - Seat maps and booking specific seats Part 1 - Seat map from a PNR Part 2 - Seat map from availability Part 3 - Request specific seats Part 4 - Specific seat wish Part 5 - Modify seating elements Part 6 - Paid seating Lesson 12 - Fare displays and rules Part 1 - Classes of service, normal and excursion fares Part 2 - Fare displays Part 3 - Fare displays for a specific carrier Part 4 - Fare displays with specific dates Part 5 - Fare displays for a specific fare type Part 6 - Fare display with taxes Part 7 - Fare display with combination of modifiers Part 8 - Changing fare displays Part 9 - Fare notes Part 10 - Displaying specific categories of fare notes Lesson 13 - Pricing itineraries Part 1 - Basic itinerary pricing Part 2 - Moving to a single passenger pricing display Part 3 - Best buy pricing Part 4 - Stored pricing Part 5 - Displaying a TST from a list Part 6 - Form of payment**US and Canada Part 7 - Form of payment**all other countries Part 8 - Miscellaneous fare elements Whatsapp: +923035530865, 03219606785, 3315145601, 03495021336 IPATS Government Recognized Education Zone-Khanna Pul Rawalpindi-Islamabad Views: 8

Air Ticketing and E-Reservation Management3035530865 Institute of Professional and Technical Studies (IPATS) Course details Lesson 1 - Introduction, signing in and out, encode and decode Part 1 - Introduction to the course Part 2 - Signing in and out of a System Part 3 - Agent work areas Part 4 - Encode cities and airports Part 5 - Decode cities and airports Part 6 - Encode and decode airlines Lesson 2 - Displaying a PNR Part 1 - Display a PNR Part 2 - Similar name lists Part 3 - Redisplay PNR Part 4 - PNR subfields Part 5 - PNR history Part 6 - Record locator return Lesson 3 - Timetables, availability, schedules, access types Part 1 - Timetable displays Part 2 - Return timetables Part 3 - Basic flight availability Part 4 - Availability from a timetable Part 5 - Schedule displays Part 6 - Flight information Part 7 - Availability access levels Lesson 4 - Return availability, availability change entries, airline alliances Part 1 - Journey types Part 2 - Return availability Part 3 - Availability change entries Part 4 - Airline Alliances, Codeshares, Low Cost Carriers Lesson 5 - Building a PNR Part 1 - Booking seats on nonstop and direct flights Part 2 - Booking seats on connections Part 3 - Enter basic name elements Part 4 - Enter name elements with PTCs Part 5 - Enter contact elements Part 6 - Enter a ticketing element Part 7 - Enter a received-from element Part 8 - Build and end a complete PNR Part 9 - Priority waitlist Part 10 - Open segments Part 11 - ARNK segments Lesson 6 - Practice building a PNR Part 1 - Practice building a PNR I Part 2 - Practice building a PNR II Lesson 7 - E-mailing, Frequent Flyer Element Part 1 - E-mail element Part 2 - Frequent flyer element Lesson 8 - General remark, OSI elements, SSR elements Part 1 - General Remark Element Part 2 - OSI Element Part 3 - SSR Element Part 4 - TSA Secure Flight documentation Lesson 9 - Canceling and changing PNR elements Part 1 - Canceling mandatory elements Part 2 - Change ticketing and phone elements Part 3 - Update name elements Part 4 - Canceling optional PNR elements Part 5 - Changing address and general remark elements Part 6 - Changing OSI elements Part 7 - Changing SSR elements Part 8 - Rebooking itinerary segments Part 9 - Split a PNR in six steps Lesson 10 - Advance seating requests Part 1 - Basic seating request Part 2 - Seating requests with area preference Part 3 - Seating requests with psgr type Part 4 - Entering a seat wish Lesson 11 - Seat maps and booking specific seats Part 1 - Seat map from a PNR Part 2 - Seat map from availability Part 3 - Request specific seats Part 4 - Specific seat wish Part 5 - Modify seating elements Part 6 - Paid seating Lesson 12 - Fare displays and rules Part 1 - Classes of service, normal and excursion fares Part 2 - Fare displays Part 3 - Fare displays for a specific carrier Part 4 - Fare displays with specific dates Part 5 - Fare displays for a specific fare type Part 6 - Fare display with taxes Part 7 - Fare display with combination of modifiers Part 8 - Changing fare displays Part 9 - Fare notes Part 10 - Displaying specific categories of fare notes Lesson 13 - Pricing itineraries Part 1 - Basic itinerary pricing Part 2 - Moving to a single passenger pricing display Part 3 - Best buy pricing Part 4 - Stored pricing Part 5 - Displaying a TST from a list Part 6 - Form of payment**US and Canada Part 7 - Form of payment**all other countries Part 8 - Miscellaneous fare elements Whatsapp: +923035530865, 03219606785, 3315145601, 03495021336 IPATS Government Recognized Education Zone-KhannaPul Rawalpindi-Islamabad Views: 241

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CURRICULUM Section 1: 1 Ms Word Lesson 1: Getting Started with Word Topic A: Navigate in Microsoft Word Topic B: Create and Save Word Documents Topic C: Manage Your Workspace Topic D: Edit Documents Topic E: Preview and Print Documents Topic F: Customize the Word Environment Lesson 2: Formatting Text and Paragraphs Topic A: Apply Character Formatting Topic B: Control Paragraph Layout Topic C: Align Text Using Tabs Topic D: Display Text in Bulleted or Numbered Lists Topic E: Apply Borders and Shading Lesson 3: Working More Efficiently Topic A: Make Repetitive Edits Topic B: Apply Repetitive Formatting Topic C: Use Styles to Streamline Repetitive Formatting Tasks Lesson 4: Managing Lists Topic A: Sort a List Topic B: Format a List Lesson 5: Adding Tables Topic A: Insert a Table Topic B: Modify a Table Topic C: Format a Table Topic D: Convert Text to a Table Lesson 6: Inserting Graphic Objects Topic A: Insert Symbols and Special Characters Topic B: Add Images to a Document Lesson 7: Controlling Page Appearance Topic A: Apply a Page Border and Color Topic B: Add Headers and Footers Topic C: Control Page Layout Topic D: Add a Watermark Lesson 8: Preparing to Publish a Document Topic A: Check Spelling, Grammar, and Readability Topic B: Use Research Tools Topic C: Check Accessibility Topic D: Save a Document to Other Formats Section 2: 2 Ms Excel Exploring Excel Finding and using commands Moving around a worksheet Navigating the workbook Basic Workbook Skills Creating a workbook Selecting cells and ranges Opening, closing and saving workbooks Entering data into cells Entering values into ranges Creating Simple Formulas Writing formulas in cells Using the Formula Bar AutoSum and other basic functions The Paste Function tool Automatic calculation Copying and Moving Data Copying and cutting data Absolute cell references Filling cells Using drag-and-drop Undo and Redo Find and Replace Managing Worksheets Naming worksheets Copying and moving worksheets Grouping worksheets Moving data between sheets Adding and deleting worksheets Creating 3-D formulas Printing Choosing what to print Previewing and printing Page Setup Margins and page orientation Headers and footers Repeating column/row headings Page Break Preview Printing gridlines Formatting Data and Cells Formatting numbers Formatting text Colouring data and cells Wrapping and shrinking text Merging cells Using indents Applying borders to cells The Format Painter Conditional formatting Working with Columns and Rows Selecting columns and rows Changing column width and row height Hiding and unhiding Inserting and deleting Using Large Spreadsheets Changing the magnification Full Screen view Splitting the window Using Freeze Panes Named Ranges Naming a range of cells Jumping to a named range Using range names in formulas Re-defining and deleting range names Working with Data Series Creating a linear series Working with Date series Using Autofill Section 3: 3 Ms Power Point Lesson 1: Getting Started with PowerPoint Topic A: Navigate the PowerPoint Environment Topic B: Create and Save a PowerPoint Presentation Topic C: Use PowerPoint Help Lesson 2: Developing a PowerPoint Presentation Topic A: Select a Presentation Type Topic B: View and Navigate a Presentation Topic C: Edit Text Topic D: Build a Presentation Lesson 3: Performing Advanced Text Editing Operations Topic A: Format Characters Topic B: Format Paragraphs Topic C: Format Text Boxes Lesson 4: Adding Graphical Elements to Your Presentation Topic A: Insert Images Topic B: Insert Shapes Lesson 5: Modifying Objects in Your Presentation Topic A: Edit Objects Topic B: Format Objects Topic C: Group Objects Topic D: Arrange Objects Topic E: Animate Objects Lesson 6: Adding Tables to Your Presentation Topic A: Create a Table Topic B: Format a Table Topic C: Insert a Table from Other Microsoft Office Applications Lesson 7: Adding Charts to Your Presentation Topic A: Create a Chart Topic B: Format a Chart Topic C: Insert a Chart from Microsoft Excel Lesson 8: Preparin Views: 7

CURRICULUM Section 1: 1 Ms Word Lesson 1: Getting Started with Word Topic A: Navigate in Microsoft Word Topic B: Create and Save Word Documents Topic C: Manage Your Workspace Topic D: Edit Documents Topic E: Preview and Print Documents Topic F: Customize the Word Environment Lesson 2: Formatting Text and Paragraphs Topic A: Apply Character Formatting Topic B: Control Paragraph Layout Topic C: Align Text Using Tabs Topic D: Display Text in Bulleted or Numbered Lists Topic E: Apply Borders and Shading Lesson 3: Working More Efficiently Topic A: Make Repetitive Edits Topic B: Apply Repetitive Formatting Topic C: Use Styles to Streamline Repetitive Formatting Tasks Lesson 4: Managing Lists Topic A: Sort a List Topic B: Format a List Lesson 5: Adding Tables Topic A: Insert a Table Topic B: Modify a Table Topic C: Format a Table Topic D: Convert Text to a Table Lesson 6: Inserting Graphic Objects Topic A: Insert Symbols and Special Characters Topic B: Add Images to a Document Lesson 7: Controlling Page Appearance Topic A: Apply a Page Border and Color Topic B: Add Headers and Footers Topic C: Control Page Layout Topic D: Add a Watermark Lesson 8: Preparing to Publish a Document Topic A: Check Spelling, Grammar, and Readability Topic B: Use Research Tools Topic C: Check Accessibility Topic D: Save a Document to Other Formats Section 2: 2 Ms Excel Exploring Excel Finding and using commands Moving around a worksheet Navigating the workbook Basic Workbook Skills Creating a workbook Selecting cells and ranges Opening, closing and saving workbooks Entering data into cells Entering values into ranges Creating Simple Formulas Writing formulas in cells Using the Formula Bar AutoSum and other basic functions The Paste Function tool Automatic calculation Copying and Moving Data Copying and cutting data Absolute cell references Filling cells Using drag-and-drop Undo and Redo Find and Replace Managing Worksheets Naming worksheets Copying and moving worksheets Grouping worksheets Moving data between sheets Adding and deleting worksheets Creating 3-D formulas Printing Choosing what to print Previewing and printing Page Setup Margins and page orientation Headers and footers Repeating column/row headings Page Break Preview Printing gridlines Formatting Data and Cells Formatting numbers Formatting text Colouring data and cells Wrapping and shrinking text Merging cells Using indents Applying borders to cells The Format Painter Conditional formatting Working with Columns and Rows Selecting columns and rows Changing column width and row height Hiding and unhiding Inserting and deleting Using Large Spreadsheets Changing the magnification Full Screen view Splitting the window Using Freeze Panes Named Ranges Naming a range of cells Jumping to a named range Using range names in formulas Re-defining and deleting range names Working with Data Series Creating a linear series Working with Date series Using Autofill Section 3: 3 Ms Power Point Lesson 1: Getting Started with PowerPoint Topic A: Navigate the PowerPoint Environment Topic B: Create and Save a PowerPoint Presentation Topic C: Use PowerPoint Help Lesson 2: Developing a PowerPoint Presentation Topic A: Select a Presentation Type Topic B: View and Navigate a Presentation Topic C: Edit Text Topic D: Build a Presentation Lesson 3: Performing Advanced Text Editing Operations Topic A: Format Characters Topic B: Format Paragraphs Topic C: Format Text Boxes Lesson 4: Adding Graphical Elements to Your Presentation Topic A: Insert Images Topic B: Insert Shapes Lesson 5: Modifying Objects in Your Presentation Topic A: Edit Objects Topic B: Format Objects Topic C: Group Objects Topic D: Arrange Objects Topic E: Animate Objects Lesson 6: Adding Tables to Your Presentation Topic A: Create a Table Topic B: Format a Table Topic C: Insert a Table from Other Microsoft Office Applications Lesson 7: Adding Charts to Your Presentation Topic A: Create a Chart Topic B: Format a Chart Topic C: Insert a Chart from 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Condition: (1st Hand Used Working Original Condition) Advanced full-sized keyboard with attractive polished cabinet Polished Ebony finish cabinet with real-wood white keys, MegaVoices, variety of styles, broadband Internet connectivity, and iAFC. Specs: Size/Weight Dimensions Width 1,430mm (56-1/2") Height 890mm (35-1/8") Depth 609mm (24") Weight Weight 88kg (194lbs.) Control Interface Keyboard Number of Keys 88 Type Natural Wood (NW) Keyboard Touch Sensitivity Hard2/Hard1/Normal/Soft1/Soft2 Pedal Number of Pedals 3 Half Pedal Yes Functions Volume, Sustain, Sostenuto, Soft, Glide, Song Play/Pause, Style Start/Stop, etc. Display Type Full Dot LCD Size 640 x 480 dots Color Color Contrast Yes Score Display Function Yes Lyrics Display Function Yes Wallpaper Customization Main/Lyrics Language English, Japanese, German, French, Spanish, Italian Panel Language English Cabinet Key Cover Key Cover Style Folding Color/Finish Polished Ebony Music Rest Yes Music Clips Yes Voices Tone Generation Tone Generating Technology AWM Dynamic Stereo Sampling Number of Dynamic Levels 3 Stereo Sustain Samples Yes Key-off Samples Yes String Resonance Yes Polyphony Number of Polyphony (Max.) 128 + 128 Preset Number of Voices 451 + 480 XG + 17 Drum/SFX Kits + GM2 (+ GS Voices for GS Song playback) Featured Voices 10 Mega Voices, 38 Natural! Voices, 14 Sweet! Voices, 19 Cool! Voices, 22 Live! Voices, 10 Organ Flutes! Custom Sound Creator/Voice Set Yes Compatibility XG Yes GS Yes GM Yes GM2 Yes XF Yes Effects Types Reverb 34 Preset + 3 User Chorus 30 Preset + 3 User DSP DSP 1: 183 Preset + 3 User, DSP2-5: 182 Preset + 10 User, DSP6: 182 Preset + 10 User iAFC Yes Master Compressor 5 Preset + 5 User Master EQ 5 Preset + 2 User Part EQ 27 Parts Functions Dual/Layers Yes Split Yes Mono/Poly Yes Accompany Style Related Vocal Harmony 60 Preset + 10 User Accompaniment Styles Preset Number of Preset Styles 386 Featured Styles 316 Pro Styles, 34 Session Styles, 36 Pianist Styles, + Mega Voice Styles (used by preset styles) Fingering Single Finger, Fingered, Fingered On Bass, Multi Finger, AI Fingered, Full Keyboard, AI Full Keyboard Style Control INTRO x 3, MAIN VARIATION x 4, FILL x 4, BREAK, ENDING x 3 Custom User Styles Yes Style Creator Yes Other Features Music Finder Yes One Touch Setting (OTS) 4 for each Style Songs Preset Number of Preset Songs 120 Recording Number of Songs Unlimited (depending on the storage media's capacity) Number of Tracks 16 Data Capacity 3.3MB (for all User Data (Song, Voice, Style, Registration)) Recording Function Yes Compatible Data Format Playback SMF (Format 0 & 1), ESEQ, XF, Style File Recording SMF (Format 0) Functions Registration Number of Buttons 8 Control Regist. Sequence/Freeze Lesson/Guide Lesson/Guide Follow Lights, Any Key, Karao-Key, Vocal CueTIME Guide Lamp Yes Performance Assistant Technology (PAT) Yes Demo/Help Demonstration Yes Overall Controls Metronome Yes Tempo Range 5 - 500, Tap Tempo Transpose Yes Tuning Yes Scale Type 9 types Miscellaneous PIANO Button Yes Direct Access Yes Storage and Connectivity Storage Floppy Disk Drive mounted (2HD/2DD) Internal Memory 3.3MB External Drives Optional USB Flash Memory, USB Hard Disk Drive, etc. (via USB to DEVICE) SmartMedia Slot Yes Connectivity Headphones x 2 Microphone Input Volume, Mic./Line In MIDI In/Out/Thru AUX IN (L/L+R, R) AUX OUT (L/L+R, R), LEVEL FIXED (L, R) AUX Pedal Yes OPTICAL OUT Yes VIDEO OUT Yes USB TO DEVICE x 2 USB TO HOST Yes Amplifiers and Speakers Amplifiers 60W x 2 + 20W x 2 Speakers (16cm + 5cm + 3cm (dome)) x 2 + 10cm x 2 Bundled Software CD-ROM Yes Accessories Included Accessories Headphones Hanger Yes Song Book "50 greats for the Piano" Service Internet Direct Connection (IDC) Yes Functions Demo/Help Help Yes

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