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Want a New Way to Discover the Bible?

We have a fantastic deal on Compton's Interactive Bible this week.

WAIT - before you stop reading, I know what you're thinking. You're thinking that a CD ROM Bible is probably a big rip-off and isn't something you want anyway. After all, you probably already have the book, so why bother with the CD?

Well, that's what I thought when I first considered offering this one, but after looking at the program I have changed my mind—big time.

This ain't your grandma's Bible!

This thing is awesome. You can, of course, read and run searches (great search capability, by the way), but there's lots more to it. Here's a few samples:

- Built in dictionary - If you run across a word you aren't familiar with (easy to do in the Bible), just double-click it for a definition.

- Expert commentary - both audio & text.

- Interactive Timeline - From the Old Testament to the New Testament, find the time you want quick and easy.

- Narrated chapter intros, verses, and expert commentary. Wait till you hear them!

- Historical Atlas - see the word mapped the way it was in biblical times.

- Religious paintings, videos, and photos.

- Personal Study Journal - for your own notes.

And these are only some of its many features. Again, I was very surprised at both the quality of the software and the ease of use. And I was VERY impressed with all the extra commentary, audio, and video.

As you can tell, I think it's really well done :-)

Your price is only $12.97 with FREE US Shipping! You don't want to miss this one - remember we do sell out of things quickly! Check it out at:

http://www.worldstart.com/store/comptonsinteractivebible.htm

PS - Don't miss out! This has always been one of our most popular titles and would make a great Easter gift.

MS Office 101

Here's a few quick MS Excel keyboard shortcuts.

• The Home button will take you to the first column of the current row.
• The End button then followed by an arrow key will take you to the first / last cell in the current column / row. (Up and down arrows make column movements. The right and left arrows make row movements.)
• Ctrl + Home will take you to cell A1.
• Ctrl + Shift + Home will highlight everything between the currently selected cell and A1.

Give 'em a try - and let your fingers do the walking.

Office Tip of the Day

Spiffy PowerPoint Handouts

Have you ever given a presentation in MS PowerPoint and found yourself wishing that you had an easy way to put together a handout for your audience to follow?

If you've been to training sessions where the presenter uses PowerPoint then you may know what I'm talking about.

Those wonderful pages that have all the slides (which means you get all the content without frantically scribbling every word down) and a space to write your extra little notes.

I've also been to presentation where the presenter did not have the handouts. Let me assure you, it was better for me, as a member of the audience, to have the material in my hands as we covered it.

So, do you want to know how to make beautiful handouts of your own?

Yes?

Excellent - just what I wanted to hear. (Thanks for being so agreeable.)

The first thing you may want to do is to customize the header and footer information that will be printed on your handouts.

To accomplish this you need to go to the View menu, Master sub-menu, Handout Master choice.

Two toolbars will open (Handout Master and Master). On the Handout Master toolbar that opens select the type of handout you're going to print. (The empty rectangles represent where slides will be printed.)

Then in the preview of the handout you can click into one of the header or footer boxes to edit the content.

You may want to zoom in to 100% so you can see the text you're editing. (Either use View menu, Zoom choice or the Zoom pull down menu from the Standard toolbar.)

Also, if you're having trouble clicking into the footer box to edit try right clicking over the box and choosing Edit from the pop-up menu.

When you finish click the Close button on the Master toolbar.

You will then be returned to your slide show.

Now we're ready to talk about printing your marvelous handouts.

First you need to start the printing process. Either use the File menu, Print choice or Ctrl + P.

Now we're looking in the Print window for the section entitled "Print what:".

In drop down list you should find listings for the handout options.

Pick the same type of handout that you edited earlier from the list.

Finish choosing your other print options and you're ready to print.

Voila!

Beautiful presentation handouts are only seconds away.

Happy Presenting :-)

~April