The results are in and the planning of training is underway. I'm looking into doing various workshops and online tutorials for Excel, Word, Captivate, Dreamweaver, and Photoshop Elements. I will be contacting everyone as I set up workshops and post tutorials. I also want to encourage anyone who prefers one-on-one consultations to contact me anytime. I am more than happy to provide individualized support.

There is one training that has been scheduled. On January 29th, from 3:00-5:00 in the Electronic Classroom of Mabee Library, Sue Peek with be providing training on Banner/MyWashburn Budget Reports. I will be sending out reminder emails as the date approaches but, please, put this on your calendar if it is something you need help with.

Did you know?... In Word, you can preview a document before you open it. Click "Open" and in the browse window click the arrow next to the icon at the top far right.* Select "Preview" from the list. Now you can select a document and you will see a preview of that document in the right side of the browse window.

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Don't forget! On January 29th, from 3:00-5:00 in the Electronic Classroom of Mabee Library, Sue Peek with be providing training on Banner/MyWashburn Budget Reports.

Did you know?... In many programs (including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint), you can press Ctrl-S to save your document.

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Don't forget! Tomorrow (Friday, January 29th), from 3:00-5:00 in the Electronic Classroom of Mabee Library, Sue Peek with be providing training on Banner/MyWashburn Budget Reports.

Did you know?... When doing a Google search, if you want to search for an exact phrase, use quotes. A search for ["black big dog"] will only find that exact phrase. [black "big dog"] will find pages that contain the word big and the exact phrase "black dog."

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I have been trying to decide on topics to cover in workshops and thought I would ask the people who know best. If you would like to participate in workshops about Excel, Word, and/or Photoshop Elements, please respond to this email and give me some ideas of the things you would like to be able to do that you aren't able to do currently. These are the three programs that received the most requests for workshops and I would really like to run workshops on them but I'm not sure what types of needs you have specific to the software. (If you have any other specific requests, please, feel free to share them with me anytime you would like.)

Did you know?... In Excel, if you want to select all the cells in a sheet, you can click the white triangle to the left of the A column.*

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Mark your calendars!! I will be hosting an Excel Basics training on March 5, from 2-4pm in the Electronic Classroom in Mabee Library. There is no need to reserve a spot, I think we will have enough room for anyone who shows up.

Did you know?... Microsoft Office Online has many free online tutorials for all the Office products. You can click here to see what they have to offer. And don't forget about the TLC site's extensive list of guides and demonstrations.

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Don't forget, there will be an Excel Basics Training on Friday (March 5), from 2-4pm in the Electronic Classroom in Mabee Library. There is no need to reserve a spot, I think we will have enough room for anyone who shows up.

Did you know?... In Windows, you can minimize all the programs you currently have open (so you can see your desktop) by pressing Windows*-D. To bring all the windows back up just press Windows*-D again.

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Due to popular demand, the Excel Basics training will run again on Thursday, March 18th, from 2-4pm in the Electronic Classroom in Mabee Library. Again, there is no need to reserve a spot; I think we will have enough room for anyone who shows up.

Did you know?... You can enlarge the text on any web page. In Windows, press Ctrl and the plus key to enlarge or Ctrl and the minus key to shrink; on the Mac, it's the Command key and plus or minus.

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It was brought to my attention that I scheduled the next Excel Basics training during Spring Break. Apparently, I need to look closer at my calendar before scheduling things. :) So I have moved the training to Friday March 26th, from 2:00-4:00 in the Electronic Classroom in Mabee Library.

Sorry for any confusion this may have caused.