Titlebook: Mastering Business Microcomputing; D. E. Avison Book 1990Latest edition D. E. Avison 1990 accounting.computer applications.expert system.h

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Spreadsheet and Financial Modelling,w to print the results. Section 4.5 discusses problems that are associated with spreadsheets. Their limitations could well be solved by a financial modelling package which originated on large mainframe computers but is now available on some of the larger microcomputers. These are discussed in section 4.6.

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Business Graphics,ew of business graphics is given in the first section of this chapter, along with a discussion of the special hardware that might be required. Section 5.2 introduces the formal graph types: bar charts, pie charts and line graphs.

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Word Processing and the Electronic Office,nd correcting the text (editing), storing the text on computer files, and printing the final document. Section 2.5 describes an additional feature of many word processing systems, that of a spelling checker using a dictionary stored on disk.

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Accounting and Related Data Processing Applications, specialised. Even so, many of the general accounting packages that are available do require the knowledge of a company accountant and may not be suitable for the smaller firm whose manager may only wish to produce the basic business accounts to satisfy the law.

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File Management and Data Base Applications,come somewhat blurred in the context of microcomputer packages. Section 3.4 discusses the benefits coming from the use of data base systems. The next section describes distributed data bases, where the data can be held in a number of locations and accessed by users remote from the location where the data is stored.

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