This guide provides clear, concise instructions for the most important features of Harvard Graphics for Windows and includes a table of titles and options that list all Harvard Graphics for Windows types and options.

A quick, get started now reference to Harvard Graphics. Over 20 lessons show users how to apply each essential feature of this presentation graphics program--in 10 minutes or less. The book reinforces the text through TimeSaver Tips, plain English definitions, and panic button troubleshooting tips.

Harvard Graphics for Windows is an award-winning presentations graphics software package, with powerful charting, graphing, and drawing features that enable users to create dynamic presentations quickly and easily. This book offers a structured approach to learning this program with step-by-step instructions and review sections to help new users retain information.

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Filled with direct answers to users' most common questions, this quick reference covers basic features of Harvard Graphics as well as providing expert-level tips and tricks. More than a list of commands, this book also offers advice for the beginning user, and includes tips for using Harvard Graphics' many tools in creating professional quality presentations.