Word

Word prossing ain't what it used to be! Microsoft Word, probably the default word processor for Windows has many rich features that go unnoticed by most users. We can show you how to define and save themes and styles to create unique documents like memorandums and tri-fold marketing pieces. We'll show you different document Views and how to create footnotes, table of contents, and indexes. Got a mass mailing to do? The built in mail-merge facility is easy to use once you learn how.

Excel

A powerful spreadsheet application, Microsoft Excel allows you to organize data into a "chart". You can then define other cells whose contents are the calculated results of a function and other populated cells. For example: If you enter your monthly electricity bill charges for last year into the first 12 cells, it becomes easy to define the 13th cell as the average of the first 12. There are many complex functions available and we can give you the "guided tour". No wonder so many companies and organizations rely on Excel to gather and analize their data!

PowerPoint

For computer based presentations, there's nothing like PowerPoint. It's easy to create high-impact slides to supplement any presentation. Want to impress the board of directors?

Access

Microsoft's desktop database system makes it easy for you to create complex databases and build queries, forms, reports, and even complete desktop applications.

Outlook

It's not just e-mail! Outlook helps you organize all your contact information, maintain your schedule, track your "to do" list, and organize your notes. You can even share your contact and calendar information with other programs and with your friends. It's a great tool to keep yourself organized.