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General Computing
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Tips to help you no matter what kind of computer you have.
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Windows XP
( 15 items )
Windows XP was first released 2001 as a general use operating system for home and business computers. The two most common editions were the Windows XP Home Edition and Windows XP Professional Edition. The tips here will hopefully be useful to both.
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Windows 7
( 2 items )
Windows was released in October 2009.
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Internet Explorer 7
( 4 items )
Windows Internet Explorer a graphical web browser developed by Microsoft and included as part of the Microsoft Windows operating system. It was created in 1995. It has been the most widely used web browser since 1999.
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Office
( 7 items )
Tips that apply to the Microsoft Office 2003 Suite in general.
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Excel
( 73 items )
 
Excel is a Microsoft application designed to perform calculations. When an Excel workbook is designed properly, it will automatically recalculate whenever data has been changed.
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Word
( 46 items )
Microsoft Word is the word processing application in Microsoft Office. Word became the premier word processing program in the 1990s.
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Outlook
( 28 items )
Microsoft Office Outlook is the email application within the Office Suite of products. It, however, is more than just email. It is a personal information manager. Along with email it provides a calendar, task list, contact management, note taking, journaling, and web browsing. It can be used as a stand-alone application or with Microsoft Exchange Server or Microsoft Office SharePoint Server. The server applications allow organizations to share calendars, folders, mailboxes and meetings.
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PowerPoint
( 17 items )
Microsoft Office PowerPoint is a presentation application. Text, graphics, movies and sound can be incorporated and organized in slides which can be printed or shown on-screen either in person or online. Speakers notes and handouts can also be incorporated into the file.
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Access
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Microsoft Office Access is a relational database management system application. You can store, organize and manipulate lists of information. All of the information is stored in tables that can be queried to create forms and reports. The databases can be customized and automated using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA.)
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Publisher
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Microsoft Office Publisher is a desktop publishing application. It has some of the same features as Word however its main focus is page layout and design. Word's emphasis is on word processing. Publisher is designed so that it can be used with only entry-level skills.
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