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Want to improve your Microsoft Office skills? Page 3Why use Microsoft Online Learning? Page 4Getting the most out of my Office course Page 4Why use Microsoft Press Step by Step eBooks? Page 5Getting the most out of my eBook Page 5Which course or eBook should I start with? Page 6How do I start using the course or eBook? Page 7Full Microsoft Office course listing Page 8Full Microsoft Office Step by Step eBook listing Page 9Certification Page ��More about the training - Office 2010 Page �3More about the training - Office 2007 Page �5More about the training - Office 2003 Page �7More about the training - Office 200� Page �7

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Want to improve your Microsoft Office skills?

Civil Service Learning now provides Microsoft Online learning courses and Microsoft Press eBooks as part of our offering.

This brochure gives a summary of the wide range of Microsoft Office learning products available through the Civil Service Learning website. It is designed to help you choose which product(s) you would like to access.

Through the portal you can access e-learning and eBooks on the various Microsoft Office programmes:

WordExcelOutlookPowerPointAccessProjectVisio

The different programmes are also broken down by:Level of expertise (basic, intermediate and/or advanced)Microsoft Office version (such as 2003, 2007, XP).

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How do I know which version of Office I am using?

To find out which version your Department uses, go to the ‘About’ link on the ‘Help’ tab in the programme, or ask your IT support team.

The e-learning courses provide training in an interactive format, whilst the eBooks arenon-interactive but cover the same subject areas.


Why use Microsoft Online Learning?

Top Tips for getting the most out of your Office CourseTo find top tips on how to get the most out of your Office course click on the version of Office:

Office 2010Office 2007Office 2003Office XP (2002)

Microsoft Online Learning is a range of quality online training courses created by Microsoft. They make it easy for you to learn, fitting training around your busy work schedule.

Master new skillsGet hands-on with interactive exercises.

Get certifiedMany courses map to Microsoft certification exams.

Help always at handUse as a full training course or dip in and out when you need help on a specific topic.

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If you have difficulty loading the e-learning, speak to your IT support team. It may be that your system will not support the e-learning. The eBooks described on page five are also available on the Civil Service Learning website for all training courses. These provide the same information as the online learning in a non-interactive format, and can be used on all IT systems.


Why use Microsoft Press Step by Step eBooks?

Top Tips for getting the most out of your Step by Step eBook

Follow the easy numbered steps.Buttons and desktop icons show you where to point and click on the screen.Screen images help you check your work.Tips offer helpful hints.Practice your skills with real-world examples.

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Step by Step eBooks make learning easy. They use a unique tutorial style which allows you to learn by doing. They can be used alongside the courses or standalone.

ComprehensiveStep by Step eBooks will take you from beginner through to advanced levels.

Get certifiedMany courses map to Microsoft certification exams.

FlexibleTake just the lessons you need or work from cover to cover.

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The eBooks come with a set of practice files which allow you to work through the lessons exactly as they appear in the book. If you need any help using these practice files please speak to your IT support team.


Which course or eBook should I start with?

Course Description Duration

What’s New For those upgrading their version of Office, these knowledge-based courses show how to use Office more efficiently and help you get to grips with the ribbon interface. � hour

Getting Started / Beginner

For users completely new to Office, these courses ensure you understand the basics. They are interactive with hands-on labs to help you practice what you have learnt. � hour

Core A comprehensive grounding in Microsoft products, many of these courses map to Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certifications. 4-6 hours

Intermediate Introduced for Office 2010 applications, these intermediate courses containing labs will take you beyond the basics. �-� hours

AdvancedFor Word and Excel 2002/2003 and most Office 2010 topics, these fully interactive

courses map to the Expert MOS exams.Advanced courses for Office 2007 are 1 hour task specific modules.

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The eBooks contain a complete set of lessons working from beginner to advanced, while the courses are based on different levels and focus as illustrated in the following table:

Advice:Start with the course “Introduction to the New Microsoft Office Fluent User Interface”. This will teach how to find your way around the new interface. Follow on with “What’s New in Microsoft Office Excel 2007” to learn about the new features. To build on your skills choose from any of the other courses which you feel will be most relevant to your job.

If your computer will not run the courses, work through the Excel 2007 Step by Step eBook.

Case Study 1 My department has just upgraded to Office 2007. I am a confident user of Excel but want to learn about the new features.

Case Study 2 I am new to Microsoft Office and want to learn some basic skills.

Advice:First of all find out what version of Office you are using. It will tell you this when you start up Office.If you are using Office 2002/2003, start with the Core Training course.In Office 2007, start with the Getting Started course and work through the topics.In Office 2010, start with the Beginner Skills course. When you have completed this course move on to the Intermediate course.If your computer will not run the courses, work through the relevant Step by Step eBook.


How do I start using the courses and eBooks?

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Title User Level Numberof Pages

Length (Hours)

ACCESS 2002Core Training for Microsoft Access 2002 Basic - Intermediate 4

Advanced Training for Microsoft Access 2002 Intermediate - Advanced 5

Access 2002 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 320

ACCESS 2003Core Training for Microsoft Office Access 2003 Basic - Intermediate 6.5

Access 2003 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 310

ACCESS 2007What’s New in Microsoft Office Access 2007 Basic �

Getting Started with Microsoft Office Access 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Importing and Exporting Information in Microsoft Office Access 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Working with Forms in Microsoft Office Access 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Locating Specific Information in Microsoft Office Access 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Keeping Information Accurate and Secure in Microsoft Office Access 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Working with Reports in Microsoft Office Access 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Structuring Databases and Working with Records in Microsoft Office Access 2007 Intermediate - Advanced �

Access 2007 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 3��

ACCESS 2010What’s New in Microsoft Access 2010 Basic �

Beginner Skills in Microsoft Access 2010 Basic �

Intermediate Skills in Microsoft Access 2010 Basic - Intermediate �

Advanced Skills in Microsoft Access 2010 Intermediate - Advanced �

Access 2010 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 4�3

EXCEL 2002Core Training for Microsoft Excel 2002 Basic - Intermediate 4

Advanced Training for Microsoft Excel 2002 Intermediate - Advanced 4.5

Excel 2002 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 320

EXCEL 2003Core Training for Microsoft Office Excel 2003 Basic - Intermediate 4

Advanced Training for Microsoft Office Excel 2003 Intermediate - Advanced 5

Excel 2003 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 3��

EXCEL 2007What’s New in Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Basic �

Getting Started with Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Performing Calculations on Data in Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Formatting and Printing Worksheets in Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Filtering and Summarising Data in Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Working with PivotTables and Charts in Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Collaborating with others in Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

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Analyzing Data and Working with Macros in Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Intermediate - Advanced �


EXCEL 2010What’s New in Microsoft Excel 2010 Basic �

Beginner Skills in Microsoft Excel 2010 Basic �

Intermediate Skills in Microsoft Excel 2010 Basic - Intermediate �

Advanced Skills in Microsoft Excel 2010 Intermediate - Advanced �


OFFICE 2007 & OFFICE 2010Introduction to the New Microsoft Office Fluent User Interface Basic �

OUTLOOK 2002Core Training for Microsoft Outlook 2002 Basic - Intermediate 5

Advanced Training for Microsoft Outlook 2002 Intermediate - Advanced 5

Outlook 2002 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 3�8

OUTLOOK 2003Core Training for Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 Basic - Intermediate 5

Advanced Training for Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 Intermediate - Advanced 4

Outlook 2003 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced �74

OUTLOOK 2007What’s New in Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Basic �

Getting Started with Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Working with E-mail Messages in Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Managing Mail and Contact Information in Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Managing the Calendar in Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Working with Tasks and Notes in Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Sharing and Remotely Accessing Data in Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Outlook 2007 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 360 �

OUTLOOK 2010What’s New in Microsoft Outlook 2010 Basic �

Beginner Skills in Microsoft Outlook 2010 Basic �

Intermediate Skills in Microsoft Outlook 2010 Basic - Intermediate �

Advanced Skills in Microsoft Outlook 2010 Intermediate - Advanced �

Outlook 2010 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 543

POWERPOINT 2002Core Training for Microsoft PowerPoint 2002 Basic - Intermediate 8

PowerPoint 2002 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 3��

POWERPOINT 2003Core Training for Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003 Basic - Intermediate 5

PowerPoint 2003 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 300

POWERPOINT 2007What’s New in Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 Basic �



Length (Hours)

Getting Started with PowerPoint 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Working with Slides in PowerPoint 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Working with the Slide Layout and Themes in PowerPoint 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Working with Tables, Charts and Diagrams in Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Enhancing the Slides with Multimedia Elements in Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Delivering Presentations Using Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

PowerPoint 2007 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 300 �

POWERPOINT 2010What’s New in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 Basic �

Beginner Skills in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 Basic �

Intermediate Skills in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 Basic - Intermediate �

Advanced Skills in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 Intermediate - Advanced �

PowerPoint 2010 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 4�3

PROJECT 2002Core Training for Microsoft Office Project 2002 Basic - Intermediate 6

Project 2002 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 440

PROJECT 2003Core Training for Microsoft Office Project 2003 Basic - Intermediate 6.5


PROJECT 2007Getting Started with Microsoft Office Project 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Working with Resources with Microsoft Office Project 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Formatting and Printing Your Project Plan with Microsoft Office Project 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Tracking Progress on Tasks with Microsoft Office Project 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Fine Tuning Task Details in Microsoft Office Project 2007 Intermediate - Advanced �

Fine Tuning Resource and Assignment Details in Microsoft Office Project 2007 Intermediate - Advanced �

Organising and Printing Project Information in Microsoft Office Project 2007 Intermediate - Advanced �

Tracking and Viewing Project Status in Microsoft Office Project 2007 Intermediate - Advanced �

Integrating Microsoft Office Project 2007 with Other Microsoft Office Programmes Intermediate - Advanced �

Troubleshooting and Fine Tuning a Project Plan in Microsoft Office Project 2007 Intermediate - Advanced �


PROJECT 2010What’s New in Microsoft Project 2010 Basic �

Setting Up Projects in Microsoft Project 2010 Basic - Intermediate �

Building a Project Schedule in Microsoft Project 2010 Basic - Intermediate �

Tracking and Managing Projects in Microsoft Project 2010 Basic - Intermediate �

Customizing and Sharing Projects in Microsoft Project 2010 Basic - Intermediate �


VISIO 2002Core Training for Microsoft Visio Standard 2002 Basic - Intermediate 4

Visio 2002 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 260

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Length (Hours)

VISIO 2003Core Training for Microsoft Office Visio Standard 2003 Basic - Intermediate 5

Visio 2003 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced �74

VISIO 2007What’s New in Microsoft Office Visio 2007 Basic �

Getting Started with Microsoft Office Visio 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Working with Shapes and Connectors with Microsoft Office Visio 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Creating Special Diagrams with Microsoft Office Visio 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Visualising Data in Diagrams with Microsoft Office Visio 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Visio 2007 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced ��8

VISIO 2010What’s New in Microsoft Visio 2010 Basic �

Beginner Skills in Microsoft Visio 2010 Basic �

Visio 2010 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 438

WORD 2002Core Training for Microsoft Word 2002 Basic - Intermediate 4

Advanced Training for Microsoft Word 2002 Intermediate - Advanced 4

Word 2002 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced �84

WORD 2003Core Training for Microsoft Office Word 2003 Basic - Intermediate 4

Advanced Training for Microsoft Office Word 2003 Intermediate - Advanced 5

Word 2003 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 3��

WORD 2007What’s New in Microsoft Office Word 2007 Basic �

Getting Started with Microsoft Office Word 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Editing and Proofreading Documents in Microsoft Office Word 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Formatting Documents In Microsoft Office Word 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Working with Columns and Tables in Microsoft Office Word 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Working with Graphical Elements in Microsoft Office Word 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Working with Longer Documents in Microsoft Office Word 2007 Basic - Intermediate �

Collaborating with Others and Personalizing Microsoft Office Word 2007 Intermediate - Advanced �

Working with Advanced Features of Microsoft Office Word 2007 Intermediate - Advanced �

Word 2007 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 380

WORD 2010What’s New in Microsoft Word 2010 Basic �

Beginner Skills in Microsoft Word 2010 Basic �

Intermediate Skills in Microsoft Word 2010 Basic - Intermediate �.5

Advanced Skills in Microsoft Word 2010 Intermediate - Advanced �.5

Word 2010 Step by Step eBook Basic - Advanced 49�

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Certification

CourseStep by Step eBook Exam

Microsoft Word 2010 (Basic & Intermediate) Word 2010 MOS 77-88�Microsoft Word 2010 (Advanced) Word 2010 MOS 77-887Microsoft Excel 2010 (Basic & Intermediate) Excel 2010 MOS 77-88�Microsoft Excel 2010 (Advanced) Excel 2010 MOS 77-888Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 (Basic, Intermediate and Advanced) PowerPoint 2010 MOS 77-883Microsoft Outlook 2010 (Basic, Intermediate and Advanced) Outlook 2010 MOS 77-884Microsoft Access 2010 (Basic, Intermediate and Advanced) Access 2010 MOS 77-885Microsoft Office Word 2007 (Basic & Intermediate) Word 2007 MOS 77-601Microsoft Office Excel 2007 (Basic & Intermediate) Excel 2007 MOS 77-602Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 (Basic & Intermediate) PowerPoint 2007 MOS 77-603Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 (Basic & Intermediate) Outlook 2007 MOS 77-604Microsoft Office Access 2007 (Basic & Intermediate) Access 2007 MOS 77-605Core Training for Microsoft Office Access 2003 Access 2003 MOS Access 2003Core Training for Microsoft Office Excel 2003 Excel 2003 MOS Excel 2003Advanced Training for Microsoft Office Excel 2003 Excel 2003 MOS Excel 2003 ExpertCore Training for Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 Outlook 2003 MOS Outlook 2003Core Training for Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003 PowerPoint 2003 MOS PowerPoint 2003Core Training for Microsoft Office Word 2003 Word 2003 MOS Word 2003Advanced Training for Microsoft Office Word 2003 Word 2003 MOS Word 2003 ExpertCore Training for Microsoft Office Access 2002 Access 2002 MOS Access 2002Core Training for Microsoft Office Excel 2002 Excel 2002 MOS Excel 2002Advanced Training for Microsoft Office Excel 2002 Excel 2002 MOS Excel 2002 ExpertCore Training for Microsoft Office Outlook 2002 Outlook 2002 MOS Outlook 2002Core Training for Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2002 PowerPoint 2002 MOS PowerPoint 2002Core Training for Microsoft Office Word 2002 Word 2002 MOS Word 2002Advanced Training for Microsoft Office Word 2002 Word 2002 MOS Word 2002 Expert

Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification demonstrates the valuable expertise you need to get the most out of Microsoft Office. Many of the Office courses map to MOS certification objectives:

To find out more about MOS certification visit:

http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/certification/mos.aspx

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PowerPoint 2010 (Basic, Intermediate & Advanced)Exam 77-883

Learn the core skills and knowledge to get the most out of Microsoft PowerPoint 2010. Covers:

customising the ribbon and toolbarworking with text boxes and tablesinserting and modifying graphicsadding and editing charts and animationsworking with videoscreating, editing and sharing slide showsrecording and broadcasting slide shows.

Course Length: 4 hours

Also covering this content:

PowerPoint 2010 Step by Step eBook

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Excel 2010 (Basic, Intermediate & Advanced)Exams 77-882 & 77-888

Microsoft Excel 2010 training provides you with the skills to create, customise, enhance and share Excel 2010 workbooks:

creating and editing worksheetsworking with equations and formulascreating and formatting chartsfiltering and summarising dataworking with PivotTables® and chartscreating, editing and running macros.



Excel 2010 Step by Step eBook

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Word 2010 (Basic, Intermediate & Advanced)Exams 77-881 & 77-887

These official online courses include exercises, tests, games and animations. Covers:

applying Quick Stylesproofing and language featuresadding tables, captions and equationsco-authoring a documentusing Word 2010 Mobilecreating a mail mergeusing text building blocks.



Word 2010 Step by Step eBook

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Top Tips for getting the most out of your Office 2010 course Take the “Introduction to the New Microsoft Office Fluent

User Interface” course if you have not used Office 2007 or Office 2010 before.Watch the 1 minute Navigation Overview to find your way around the course.Download the labs from the Lab Information section under Course Overview.Use the Previous and Next buttons to move through the course, or jump to sections using the table of contents.The full text search will quickly help you to find content on specific areas.

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Outlook 2010(Basic, Intermediate & Advanced)Exam 77-884

Fully interactive with real-world examples, these online courses will teach you the core features of Outlook 2010. Lessons cover the following areas:

introducing Outlook 2010creating and responding to messagescreating and managing appointmentsmeeting requests, tasks, notes and journalmessage settings and propertiese-mail signatureconfiguring e-mail accountscreating Outlook data filesquick steps and quick parts.

Total Course Length: 4 hours


Outlook 2010 Step by Step eBook

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Access 2010(Basic, Intermediate & Advanced)Exam 77-885

These Access 2010 courses provide detailed information on Access in a highly engaging, interactive online format. Covers:

creating a databasedefining a primary keycreating a complex queryusing lookup fieldscreating and editing a query in SQL viewcreating reports and Pivot Objectscreating and editing macrospackaging and sharing a database.



Access 2010 Step by Step eBook

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Project 2010(Basic, Intermediate & Advanced)These three courses cover the following topics:

creating a project planadding resourcesscheduling tasksresolving common scheduling issuestracking project progresscreating reportscustomizing project informationsharing project information.

Total Course Length: 4 hoursAlso covering this content:

Project 2010 Step by Step eBook

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Visio 2010 (Basics)Create, edit, enhance and publish diagrams by using Visio 2010.

Total Course Length: 1 hourAlso covering this content:

Visio 2010 Step by Step eBook

Office 2010 Training

…I liked the style whereby the lessons were broken down into chunks

that you could do in your spare time when you weren’t too busy – it fits round

work quite well – you don’t need to put aside a big chunk of time to make sure you

get through each lesson ...

Alex Thomson, Training and Development


PowerPoint 2007(Basic and Intermediate)Exam 77-603

Learn the core skills and knowledge to get the most out of Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007. Covers:

getting startedworking with slidesworking with the slide layout and themesworking with tables, charts and diagramsenhancing the slides with multimedia elementsdelivering presentations.




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Word 2007 (Basic and Intermediate)Exam 77-601

These official online course includes exercises, tests, games and animations. Covers:

getting startedediting and proofreading documentsformatting documentsworking with columns and tablesworking with graphical elementsworking with longer documents.

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Excel 2007 (Basic and Intermediate)Exam 77-602

This training for Microsoft Office Excel 2007 contains six one-hour lessons which cover the following areas:

getting startedperforming calculations on dataformatting and printing worksheetsfiltering and summarising dataworking with PivotTables® and chartscollaborating with others.




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Top Tips for getting the most out of your Office 2007 course Take the “Introduction to the New Microsoft Office Fluent

User Interface” course if you have not used Office 2007 or Office 2010 before.Watch the 1 minute Navigation Overview to find your way around the course.Download the labs from the Lab Information section under Course Overview.Click on a lesson in the table of contents, then navigate though this lesson by clicking on the various icons in the wheel.To list the contents of each section, click on the text view icon (found to the top left of the wheel).

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Outlook 2007 (Basic and Intermediate)Exam 77-604

Fully interactive with real-world examples, these online courses will teach you the core features of Outlook 2007. Lessons cover the following areas:

getting startedworking with e-mail messagesmanaging mail and contact informationmanaging the calendarworking with tasks and notessharing and remotely accessing data.




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Access 2007 (Basic and Intermediate)Exam 77-605

Official training for Microsoft Office Access 2007 provides detailed information on Access in a highly engaging, interactive online format. Covers:

getting startedimporting and exporting informationworking with formslocating specific informationkeeping information accurate and secureworking with reports.




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Project 2007 (Basic, Intermediate & Advanced)Learn the basics to help you manage projects more efficiently and effectively using Microsoft Office Project 2007. These courses cover:

creating a project planformatting the Gantt chart viewformatting and printing reportsworking with the project baseline.

The advanced courses cover:fine tuning task detailsfine tuning resource and assignment detailsorganising and printing project informationtracking and viewing project statusintegrating with other Microsoft Office programmes troubleshooting and fine tuning a project plan.




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Visio 2007 (Basic and Intermediate)Get the most out of Visio 2007. Learn how to:

insert pictures into diagramsapply themeschange layoutscreate timelines, organisational charts & network diagramslink diagrams to external datacreate a PivotDiagram.




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Office 2007 Training

I have done one of the online courses, Excel.

I found it really good, enjoyed doing it online and

fitting it in round the time I have available. I have

used quite a lot of the things that I learnt

Diane Reilly, Office Manager


PowerPoint 2002 or 2003 (Basic andIntermediate)

This comprehensive course covers:creating presentationsworking with slidesmaking presentations look consistentworking with shapesworking with graphicsworking with tables, charts, and diagramscreating multimedia presentationsreviewing and sharing presentationspreparing a presentation for printing or web publicationsetting up and delivering slide shows.





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Word 2002 or 2003 (Basic - Advanced)

The basics course introduces the fundamental features and tools of Word, including:

working with documentsediting and proofreading documentschanging the appearance of documentspresenting information in tables and columnsworking with graphics and chartscollaborating with otherspreviewing and printing a documentpreviewing and creating web pages.

The intermediate/advanced course builds on these subjects and also covers macros, collaboration and longer documents.





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Excel 2002 or 2003 (Basic - Advanced)

These courses cover the basics, then move on to the more advanced features of Excel. Topics include:

setting up a workbookperforming calculations on datachanging document appearancefiltering and reordering datacombining data from multiple sourcescreating charts and printingworking with PivotTables®

working with database data and macrospublishing on the Webcollaborating in Excel.





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Top Tips for getting the most out of your Office 2003 or 2002 course The Office 2003 and 2002 (XP) courses both have the

same format:Take the pre-assessment to show you specific lessons to focus onWithin a lesson click on Start the Exercise to work through a scenarioFor additional help in an exercise click on Show MeTake the post assessment to highlight areas for further studyLook at the Quick Reference to print out MOS Objectives and exercise steps

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Outlook 2002 or2003 (Basic - Advanced)

These interactive training courses will take you from the basics to an advanced level. Skills covered include:

managing e-mail messagesfinding and organising e-mail messagesmanaging your calendarscheduling and managing meetingscreating and organising a list of contactskeeping track of informationcustomising and configuring Outlookusing Outlook with other programmesworking from multiple locationsaccessing Outlook on the web.





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Access 2002 or 2003 (Basic and Intermediate)

This course introduces the basic features and tools of Access, including the following:

getting to know Accesscreating a new databaseimporting and exporting informationsimplifying data entry with formslocating specific informationkeeping information accurateworking with reportsmaking it easy for others to use the databasekeeping information secured.





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Project 2002 or 2003 (Basic and Intermediate)Get the most out of Project. The course covers:

getting started with Projectcreating a task listsetting up resourcesassigning resources to tasksformatting a project plantracking progress on tasksfine-tuning task detailsfine-tuning the project planorganising and formatting project detailsprinting project informationpublishing project information onlinesharing project informationtracking and reporting project statusgetting a project back on track.





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Visio 2002 or 2003 (Basic and Intermediate)This course will teach you the basics of Visio. Topics include:

working with, formatting, and connecting shapes and diagramscreating diagrams for project schedules, organization charts, office layouts, and network diagramshow to use Visio with other Office applicationscustomising shapes, stencils and templates.





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Office 2003 & 2002 Training

What are the differences between the Office 2003 and 2002 learning products?

The course style and interface is identical and the content is very similar. All above topics are covered in both the 2003 and 2002 courses and eBooks, with differences only in the detail.