Whether you are learning about Access 2013’s new features, making sure you know how to perform tasks from previous versions, or getting to know the software for the first time, this new addition to our line of Office guides will help keep you up to date. As always, screen shots, icons, and color-coded boxes organize information in the format you have come to trust, so you can quickly pick up what’s new in Access 2013!

Topics covered include:
• history of ASL & the alphabet
• general rules & deaf culture
• locative & reciprocal verbs
• grammar & vocabulary
• sentence structure
• numbers, colors & sports
• weekdays, countries & sign names

AP STYEBOOK AND BRIEFING

BOOK, ACCOUNTING FOR

BOOK, ENDURANCE

BOOK, IV THERAPY MADE

BOOK, IV THERAPY NOTES

BOOK, LOVE IN THE MISTY

BOOK, RED MAN'S

BOOK, SIGNING FOR KIDS

BOOK, STATISTICS FOR

Functions, limits and derivatives for first-year calculus students.

Includes helpful shortcuts that can be found within the most popular Windows PC and Apple Macintosh software, including:
• Windows Operating System (including Vista)
• Access
• FrontPage
• PowerPoint
• Publisher
• QuarkXPress
• InDesign
• Quicken
• UNIX/Linux
• Internet Explorer
• Mozilla Firefox
• Opera
• Apple Macintosh
• Plus, special character shortcuts for word processing

• Created to accompany ESL courses.
• The basics of English in a simple, easy-to-use format.

Guide to how "elements of style" function in the composition and editing process of writing.
4-page laminated guide includes:
· Word choice & diction
· Exactness & conciseness
· Audience, structure & glossary
· Establishing purpose & pattern
· Developing a thesis
· Generating material & the first draft
· Manuscript form & proofreading
· And much more...

• Features a comprehensive list of advanced-level words—from “dissipate” to “incongruous”—for you to study.
• In addition, helpful vocabulary tips and guidelines are provided in order to make learning new words even easier.

Contains basic chemistry analysis and concepts designed specifically to aid science students.

Whether you are learning about Excel 2013’s new features, making sure you know how to perform tasks from previous versions, or getting to know the software for the first time, this new addition to our line of Office guides will help keep you up to date. As always, screen shots, icons, and color-coded boxes organize information in the format you have come to trust, so you can quickly pick up what’s new in Excel 2013!

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