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Training for Microsoft Office Products
Following is a complete list of all Get To The Point training manuals for the Microsoft Office suite of products. For more information on any manual listed below please feel welcome to
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Microsoft Access
A highly visual step-by-step approach to creating applied technological or business database examples. The intent is to leave the student with a solid foundational core to use and to build upon.
The MS Excel manuals have been produced to meet (and exceed) both technical and business software course requirements and thus cover curriculum topics necessary at a college level.
This hands-on, experiential, student-based manual is a highly visual step-by-step approach to using this software. It assumes that the student has no experience or background with MS Outlook software.
Our minimalist manuals have the student using PowerPoint as a tool to develop business/industrial/technical presentations that reflect what they may be involved with in their future careers.
The manual is for learning to use MS Project software proficiently. The manual is incredibly directed, resulting in students working through the materials and coming out with an in-depth knowledge of both the MS Project software and project management fundamentals in the shortest time period possible!
The MS Word manual has been produced to meet (and exceed) both English and Business Communications department requirements and thus covers curriculum topics necessary for college level courses and industry requirements.
The MS Visio manuals have been produced to meet (and exceed) both technical and business software course requirements and thus cover curriculum topics necessary at a college level.
One of the key issues in keeping your computer running smoothly is to keep your operating systems well maintained. The learning goal of this manual is to have you follow the ten steps in maintaining your operating system for Windows XP.
