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Microsoft OneNote 2010 is a digital notebook application that lets you manage information quickly and efficiently much like a paper notebook you would use to take meeting or class notes. This application lets you type, paste, print, add web clips, audio, video, add handwritten notes to a notebook and to send content from other applications. You have a number of options for expanding notebooks. You can move things around on every page and a notebook can store an infinite amount of data, dependent only on the limitations of the storage location. This course explores the...
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OneNote 2010 allows you to share your notes, by e-mail, SharePoint, SkyDrive, or by blogging them. You can collaborate on a shared notebook in a live session in which co-workers can edit and add to notes at the same time. This course explores OneNote's integration with other Office applications such as Outlook, Word and PowerPoint, and covers remote access, sharing, and privacy settings.
Target Audience
A broad range of business users with basic computer proficiency including the fundamentals of word processing, e-mail, and presentation systems.
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SharePoint Server 2010 offers a number of new features and enhancements that help to ease the day-to-day tasks of power users. There are a number of changes to the SharePoint 2010 interface, as well as changes and enhancements in the method and location of accessing specific options. This course explores the enhanced SharePoint 2010 UI, the Getting Started area of home pages, and the changed Site Actions menu. It also discusses the new site creation templates, changes to workflows, enhancements to record and content management, web content management, and the new document...
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Access 2010 allows you to make a variety of changes to the look and feel of a form. These changes range from resizing columns and controls to applying Office 2010 themes and managing records in a form. Access 2010 also introduces a new form type, the navigation form, which you can use as a switchboard to navigate the various objects in a database. This course covers how to use these methods to customize and format forms in Access 2010 as well as how to create and modify navigation forms.
Target Audience
A broad range of business users
Expected Duration (hours)
1.0
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Once project planning is complete, the actual project work begins. Your job as a project manager is to diligently track the progress of this work so that if schedule slippage occurs, you can make adjustments and manage the remaining work effectively. This course covers setting and maintaining project baselines, which are used to compare the planned work with actual work. This course also covers the procedure for updating project progress at the task level in order to track variance, as well as rescheduling incomplete work when an unanticipated work interruption occurs....
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While it can look complicated and daunting, navigating the Excel interface isn't as difficult as it first appears. This course will show you how to move around the Excel interface using the various keys on the keyboard, such as the Home and End keys, and Ribbon commands. The course also covers the ways in which you can view and arrange workbooks and worksheets to be the most useful and shows you how you can access Excel's many Help features.
Target Audience
Individuals and business users with basic computer literacy
Expected Duration (hours)
1.0
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Word 2010 offers a variety of intuitive navigation features that help you move around and find your way through documents, whether they're a few pages or hundreds of pages long! This course explores basic navigation features such as scrollbars and keyboard keys, along with built-in tools such as the new Navigation Pane. This pane combines features of the Document Map, thumbnails, and Search features found in earlier versions of Word into one, easy-to-use interface. The course also demonstrates how to use Word's Full Screen Reading view to page through a file as if it were...
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The ability to easily manipulate data is probably the biggest benefit of using productivity applications, such as Excel 2010. For instance, if you have to copy the same data multiple times or move large amounts of data from one place to another within a worksheet or between workbooks, you can see this is much more easily accomplished through software than through the use of pen and paper. For example, Excel 2010 features such as Live Preview let you see how copied data will look before you copy it, even if it's copied between Office applications, and the Paste Special...
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Since the release of the Microsoft Office 2003 suite of products, PowerPoint, Publisher, and Access have all undergone significant changes â both to the interface and the range of available features. The Fluent User Interface (UI), now available in all products in Office 2010, gives a consistent look and feel across applications. PowerPoint 2010 aims to make presentation creation more efficient and presentations themselves more visually impressive. Publisher has undergone similar changes, enhancing the creation of high-quality publications. Access 2010 simplifies...
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The new and enhanced collaboration features of Office 2010 enable users to work in unison to create content, regardless of their location. Enhancements to many of the Office products enable users to work more efficiently, using a combination of their local computer, a browser, a mobile phone or other Web-enabled device, and a phone integrated with Microsoft Office Communications Server. Users can also collaborate in real-time and authors can easily identify content changes by other contributors. This course explores the new features of Outlook 2010, including changes to...