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A Newbies Guide to iPhone 8 - The Unofficial Handbook to iPhone and iOS 10 (Includes iPhone 5, 5s, 5c, iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 6s, 6s Plus, iPhone SE, iPhone 7,7 Plus, iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus) (Paperback)
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The iPod Nano has been through seven different iterations since its
introduction in 2006. Perhaps even more so than with the
much-heralded iPhone and iPad, the Nano is Apple's favorite device
to experiment with: larger capacities, different screens, complete
redesign - the Nano has been a lot of different things over the
years. But this seventh generation is something else entirely - a
multi-touch powerhouse that features pretty much everything you'd
ever want in an MP3 player, and a few things you didn't even know
you'd need. This guide will take you through the ins and outs of
the iPod Nano - from working with iTunes to using the built-in
pedometer. We'll show you everything you need to know, saving the
fluff for people who have time to waste. Ready? Let's do this
PowerPoint is everywhere. From the company-wide sales meeting to
the high school chemistry class, few people have managed to avoid
contact with the world's most popular presentation software. Since
the 1990 introduction of PowerPoint as an integral part of the
Microsoft Office suite, this little piece of software ingenuity has
single-handedly destroyed the cumbersome slide projector and
ushered in the very concept of the presentation into the 21st
century. Though many companies have tried to compete with
PowerPoint, none have ever succeeded in any significant way. In
fact, PowerPoint retains a 95 percent share of the presentation
software market to this very day. They've managed this feat by
becoming the rarest kind of software: simple, yet amazingly
powerful. PowerPoint is currently being used by virtually anyone
who needs to present an idea to a group of people. From the CEO of
the largest corporation right down to your friendly local Girl
Scout troop, millions of people depend on PowerPoint to help them
get their ideas across. With the release of Office 2013 RT, the
PowerPoint interface has been optimized and customized for tablet
PCs, giving you all of the power of this incredible program while
letting you create your presentation masterpieces from anywhere you
please. This guide will take you through the basics of PowerPoint
RT. We'll teach you what you need to know to get started,
everything from creating and saving your presentations (with
SkyDrive) to turning your finished masterpieces into stand-alone
files or even videos. Whether you've been using PowerPoint for
years, or you're still futzing around with a slide projector in
your basement, we'll not only show you how to get things done with
PowerPoint, we'll have fun doing it At a glance, PowerPoint RT
looks like an incredibly complex program. It can be, but it
definitely doesn't have to be. This guide will teach you what you
need to know to get to work right now. We'll leave the fluff and
head scratching for people with time to waste. Ready to get
started? Let's go
After opening the box, you will quickly see that iPod comes with
everything you need to create your ultimate music
experience...except instructions If you want to get the most out of
your iPod, then let Minute Help show you how with this guide book
full of tips, tricks, and hints
The First Lady is more than just the President's wife. Throughout
history, the First Lady has served as a hostess, advisor,
confidante, and partner. While some are more well-known than
others, each First Lady has brought her own unique style,
personality and flair to the White House since 1789. Some have been
idolized, some despised, while others have simply been forgotten
and ignored. Regardless of their standing in the history books,
each First Lady has made some impact, despite how involved they
were in each administration. Here is a look at the country's First
Ladies and how they changed history.
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