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Microsoft Office: Moving from 2003 to 2010 – eLearning

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Course title	Microsoft Office: Moving from 2003 to 2010 - eLearning
Delivery method	Classroom
RRP	£29
Days/Duration	35 minutes
Code	MSOFFUPGEL
	£29 - Online version

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Overview

This course is ideal for users who need a brief overview of the essential new features so they can transition to Microsoft Office 2010 without a downturn in performance whilst getting to know the new version.

The Ribbon
The Quick Access toolbar
Contextual toolbars
The Office Backstage View
File Formats
The Mini toolbar
Views and zooming
The Office 2010 Illustration features
An overview of the Interaction with SharePoint

This eLearning course provides you with an overview of the key new features of Microsoft Office 2010 for users moving from Microsoft Office 2003 or earlier. It covers the general features that user will see right throughout the 2010 release of Microsoft Office including the new fluent user interface, the new file formats and it’s compatibility with older file formats as well as a whole host of fantastic new and improved visual elements to the whole Office 2010 suite.

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