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Putting your training into practice - Free Training Newsletter

Elevate Newsletter - July 2008

Microsoft Office Productivity:
Pinpoint the text you need with help from line numberingWhen you’re reviewing a long document with a colleague, you don’t want to tell him to check the “tenth page, third paragraph, second line.” We’ll show you how Word’s line numbering can give you easy-to-follow line references.

Information Systems Protection:
Get a grip on Vista changes to this essential IT pro toolAs an IT pro, you spend significant amounts of time using the System Properties dialog box—to quickly determine the OS, Service Pack, and basic system specs, or to configure domain membership, Automatic Updates, and much more. Previously, you could open System Properties by right-clicking on My Computer, but in Windows Vista, your right-click trick opens Vista’s new System window. We’ll show you what Vista’s System window offers as well as everything you need to know about the System Properties dialog box—and how to get to it fast.

Business Skills:
Tackle unfamiliar projects with confidence and easeHave you ever felt a little lost at the start of a project, pushed outside your comfort zone by a new subject, tool, technology, or process? Maybe you juggle multiple projects. Perhaps you’ve started a different position that requires quick adaptation to the new environment. Diversifying your skills can improve your job security and enrich your professional offerings.

Click here to access the July 2008 issue of Elevate.
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