Microsoft Office 2007/10 Courses

 HelpMePC offers Microsoft Office 2007 and 2010 1-day courses.  These courses are normally offered  in the Spring and Fall of each year to everyone.  Business clients can request on-site or off-site customized training to fit the needs of their business (see Med-Large Business).  Click on the links to see more details of each level.  For more information about these courses, or other types of business training, please click on the floating Contact Us bar. 

Word

Microsoft Office Word 2007/2010 is the 12th version of Microsoft’s powerful word processing program.  With it, you can create professional looking documents of nearly any type.  You can also add tables, charts, art, shapes, photos, and much more.  Best of all, Word 2007/2010′s interface is simple and intuitive, so creating great documents is easy! 

See more…Word 2007/2010 Levels 1-3

Excel

Microsoft Excel is one of the most powerful and widely used spreadsheet applications available today.  Excels functionality and popularity have made it an essential component on computers in countless organizations, businesses, and other institutions throughout the world. 

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PowerPoint

Microsoft PowerPoint is one of the leading programs used for creating presentations for business meetings, school projects or creating personal family slide shows.  With PowerPoint, you can create any type of presentation/slide show by customizing each slide of your specifications. 

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Outlook

Outlook is a versatile email client, as well as a personal information manager (PIM).  This means you can create, send, and manage e-mail, track all contact with a particular person, or send your community group tasks. 

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Access

The primary function of Microsoft Office Access is an information management program.  Information is stored in separate lists called tables, and information in one table may relate to information in one or more other tables.  These groups of information, when considered together as a whole, become a database. 

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