Office 2010 First Look

           Office 2010 First Look               

You’ve probably noticed that part of living and working in the world today requires that you do many things at once. For many of us, managing multiple tasks is our normal work mode.

You prepare a new presentation for a client while you’re working collaboratively with your team, corresponding with people through email, and inserting Microsoft Office Excel data which might be changing moment to moment—into the slides you create. And if you’re like many people, you’re multitasking when out of the office, too. You check email while you wait in line for your morning coffee, or you make a quick edit to finalize a report when you’re waiting for your luggage at the airport, Or perhaps you set up a group meeting with teammates on three continents and trade documents just moments before it starts so that you’re all looking at the same plan. Welcome to Office 2010. Whether you work primarily in the office or on the go, you’ll find smart tools in this release that enable you to get your work done easier, faster, and more professionally than ever. All the freedom to multitask built into Office 2010 has an upside you might not expect: being able to work anywhere, anytime means more flexibility, which translates to higher efficiency and effectiveness. And when your work is done quickly and well, you have more time left over for the people, places, and possibilities that intrigue you.

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Teaching-You: First Aid Skills

Teaching-You: First Aid Skills

Wherever we are, and whatever we do, accidents and emergencies are a part of our lives. Would you know what to do if you were first on the scene? By knowing how to make essential first aid decisions, you can make sure that you are prepared to act in an emergency. Using simulations of real-life events where your choices and decisions affect the outcome, Teaching-you First Aid Skills helps you to acquire those skills, which we all need to learn, but for which we have never found the time.
Hundreds of photographs, animations, videos and diagrams provide clear, step by step explanations on how to recognise and treat common complaints like headaches to major, potentially life threatening conditions such as choking and shock, equipping you with vital skills that one day could help you save a life.
ESSENTIAL FAMILY REFERENCE
An indispensable reference or quick refresher guide covering topics such as the correct First Aid sequence, how to assess a casualty and the recovery position, Teaching-you First Aid Skills is a valuable training aid for the whole family.
BE PREPARED
A fully illustrated First Aid kit details all the essential items and how to use them. Create your own kit for home, work, or travel. Simply enter the number of adults and children that you want to provide for, and the program will automatically calculate the correct amount of items that you need to include in your first aid kit. Finally print out the list of recommended contents as a handy shopping list to take to your chemist or local supermarket.
PRACTISE THE THEORY
Put your skills to the test using scenarios that you might encounter in your day-to-day life – such as a road accident, an incident at work or home, or a potential drowning, where your choices and decisions will determine the outcome. This program will give you the confidence to know what to do should you find yourself in a similar situation; and will guide you through the steps that you should take.
SEE, HEAR AND DO
Over 200 specially-commissioned photographs and diagrams help you identify injuries and illnesses, and illustrate their treatment. Superb animations combined with over 25 minutes of video explain complex life-saving techniques.
Covers:
• Airway and Breathing choking, blocked airway, drowning, hyperventilation, croup and fume inhalation.
• Fractures open, closed, spinal, ribcage and pelvic.
• Resuscitation adult, baby and child.
• Common Complaints fever, headache, diarrhoea and vomiting.
• Head & Brain concussion, compression and stroke.
• Bites & Stings animal bites, insect stings, marine life and snake bites.
• Soft Tissue Injuries sprains, strains and dislocations.
• Heart heart attack, angina and cardiac arrest.
• Attacks and Seizures asthma, diabetes, epilepsy and anaphylactic shock.
• Foreign Bodies in the skin, children and in the eye.
• Shock shock and fainting.
• Burns & Scalds minor and major.
• Overexposure heat stroke, heat exhaustion, hypothermia and frostbite.
• Bleeding bruises, severe internal, cuts and scrapes and severe external.
Poisoning corrosive and non-corrosive.

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