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Tips & Tricks in Word 2003. Everyone’s favorite. Learn the shortcuts to set line spacing, incorporate automatic bullets and numbering, change margins and indents, display toolbars, and create AutoText and AutoCorrect entries to quickly insert commonly used text and graphics. You learn several quick keystrokes, selection techniques, and formatting shortcuts that save time. [Top of Page]

Intermediate Tips & Tricks in Word 2003. This seminar teaches individuals to use intermediate formatting features in Word. You will learn to set tabs and indents to align text, create tables to format information into columns and rows, and use automatic numbering and bullet lists. You will also learn to apply and modify styles to simplify text formatting, and insert section breaks to incorporate multiple document formats and headers and footers in a single document. Tips & Tricks in Word is the recommended prerequisite. [Top of Page]

Advanced Tips & Tricks in Word 2003. This seminar teaches individuals to use advanced features in Word. You will learn to customize number and bullet lists, use multi-level numbering styles for outlines, link Excel and PowerPoint data, create macros to automate repetitive tasks, create and modify templates, and use the master document feature to maintain long documents into more manageable subdocuments. Tips & Tricks in Word and Intermediate Tips & Tricks in Word are the recommend prerequisites. [Top of Page]

Tips & Tricks in Excel 2003. A necessity for introductory to intermediate Excel users.  Learn to set up new worksheets and edit existing worksheets with basic formulas in addition to functions formulas such as SUM, MIN, MAX, and AVERAGE.  Use AutoFill to quickly copy formulas and text to adjacent cells. Learn quick tips to paginate and print worksheets, workbooks, and ranges and sort and filter data. Use workbooks to set up large spreadsheets and group sheets for consistent formatting. Additional topics include navigation techniques and several quick keystrokes. [Top of Page]

Advanced Tips & Tricks in Excel 2003. This seminar teaches individuals to use advanced features and formulas in Excel. You will learn to use database function formulas to use the database functionality of Excel, and date and time functions to perform calculations with dates. Learn to incorporate range names and absolute referencing with formulas and advanced sorting and filtering techniques. You will also learn to create multi-sheet workbooks in Excel that include three-dimensional formulas. Additional topics include auditing worksheets and integrating data from other applications. Tips & Tricks in Excel 2003 is the recommended prerequisite. [Top of Page]

Tips & Tricks in PowerPoint 2003. This seminar teaches tips and tricks in PowerPoint 2003. You will learn quick time saving tips in slide, slide sorter, outline, and notes page view and quick navigation techniques to move throughout your presentation. Tips in working with templates and slide masters, and copying and moving slides between presentations.  Learn to use custom animation and transition effects with text and graphics throughout your presentation. Presentation guidelines are included along with printing tips and tricks. [Top of Page]

Application Integration. Do you have an Excel chart or worksheet that you need to include in a PowerPoint Presentation or Word document? This seminar teaches you to integrate data from several Office applications into a single document or presentation. You will learn to integrate and link Excel worksheets and charts into Word documents and PowerPoint presentations. Experience with Word, Excel, and PowerPoint is recommended. [Top of Page]

Organizing Data Files in Windows XP. Learn to copy and move data files between network drives such as H:, S:, and G: and your local hard drive. Learn to create folders to organize your data files and quick tips to copy and move files between them. Create “folders on the fly” when you are saving a file and learn to manage the files you open and save. Search for files based upon name, extension and the text inside. Create shortcuts on the desktop for quick access to commonly used files and folders. Some experience with Windows XP is recommended. [Top of Page]

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