Product Description

Approved and accredited by the ECDL foundation. Clear, simple guidance on all of the ECDL modules. Basic computer terms and concepts explained in plain English. Over 700 screen images and illustrations to guide the student through Microsoft Windows XP® and Microsoft Office XP® applications. “How-to” information based on practical examples of everyday tasks. Short cuts and insider tips drawn from the real-world experience of computer professionals. Summary of critical information at the end of each section. Over 250 easy-to-follow exercises.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #165244 in Books
• Published on: 2003-10-16
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 839 pages

About the Author
Brendan Munnelly and Paul Holden are experienced IT trainers, consultants, journalists and authors. Based in Dublin, Ireland, they developed user training materials for a range of corporate and government organisations throughout Europe. They also offer frequent contributions to computer publications.

Customer Reviews

The definitve guide
The definitive text book for all students of the ECDL course. Clear, easy-to-understand and exhaustive, you can't fail to pass with this book.

step by step guide
Great big thick book, full of step by step instructions to complete anything and everything to do with ECDL. Found it valuable to help me deliver ECDL lessons, as well as giving the students the diversity of different levels. Since using this book, I have recommended it to many students who wish to study ECDL. Good Value, Excellent Instructions, Brillant Source of Information. Well worth the money.

Excellent book. Most helpful for ECDL
I originally bought the Angela Bessant ECDL book, which was recommended by my employer (who paid for my distance learning ECDL CD) but whilst it was easy to read as it is printed in colour and had some good summary/shortcut pages, I did not find it explained some of the modules very well despite being a graduate. I saw this book 'ECDL4: The complete coursebook for Office XP')whilst browsing in Smith's and thought it looked more promising. Despite being printed in black and white, I found it expained the modules well and I completed my ECDL in October 2007. I would strongly recommend this book.