Microsoft Training in Tasmania

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Word is a word processor designed to do tricky things with text. Using Word you can:

• Produce good looking short documents, such as letters, agenda and meeting minutes.
• Develop detailed long documents, such as reports, proposals and technical reviews.
• Work together with colleagues and collaborate on document production.
• Merge a document with a list of names and addresses to produce multiple individual copies.

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Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet designed for processing numbers. Using Excel you can:

• Develop spreadsheets to calculate quotes for clients, job costings or farm profitability.
• Maintain databases of clients, products or suppliers.
• Analyse large volumes of information imported from other software packages.
• Present data in the form of easy to understand graphs.

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Microsoft Outlook

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information organiser. Using Outlook you can:

• Track your appointments with the Calendar.
• Keep on top of your work with the Task List.
• Retain important information with the Notes.
• Manage your email through the Inbox.
• Manage email addresses and phone numbers with Contacts.

Microsoft Project

Microsoft Project is a project management information system. Using Project you can:

• Break a project down into a list of tasks, including summary tasks, sub-tasks and milestones.
• List the resources required for a project and assign them to the tasks.
• Track project progress, keeping track of the deadlines and the project budget.
• Produce reports on project progress.

Microsoft PowerPoint

Microsoft PowerPoint is designed for people who need to make presentations. Using PowerPoint you can:

• Develop attractive presentation slides, combining bullet points, images, animated diagrams, audio and video.
• Add your own speaker's notes to the slides.
• Print slide handouts for your audience to retain after the presentation.
• Show your slides through a computer and projector.

Microsoft Access

Microsoft Access is database software. Using Access you can:

• Develop records management systems without programming.
• Build your own custom records management systems to track and report on any aspect of an organisation, such as sales, purchases, stock items, customers or members of organisations.