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Work Smarter. Not Harder. Anna J. Catterson, PhD Instructional Designer Anna J. Catterson, PhD Instructional Designer
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Scenarios… Work Smarter. Not Harder.
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Greetings!
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General Concepts Word, Excel Setting Properties that include tags on all of your files Templates Collaborative Software Open Office and Google Docs
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Setting Properties – DO THIS!
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Saving Files Tags, Titles & NO Spaces!
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Using Microsoft Office Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook Templates! http://www.Microsoft.com
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Using Microsoft Office Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook Templates! http://www.Microsoft.com
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Collaborative Software – FREE! http://www.google.com/docs
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Collaborative Software – FREE! http://www.google.com/docs
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MS WORD Options Proofing (Grade Level) Customize Ribbon – Developer Toolbar Quick Access Toolbar Add-Ins (PDF) Using the Developer toolbar to create custom forms Restrict Formatting Using Styles Create a style for one report that you use repeatedly Create styles for everyday use which includes your college font and color Shortcut Handout Options Proofing (Grade Level) Customize Ribbon – Developer Toolbar Quick Access Toolbar Add-Ins (PDF) Using the Developer toolbar to create custom forms Restrict Formatting Using Styles Create a style for one report that you use repeatedly Create styles for everyday use which includes your college font and color Shortcut Handout
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Word – Grade Level
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Readability Statistics
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Developer Toolbar - Forms NO MORE UNDERLINED FORMS…please.
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Developer Toolbar - Forms
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Developer Toolbar – Word Forms
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Developer Toolbar – Forms
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Quick Access Toolbar
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Styles
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Create a New Style
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Example
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Tabs - Word ………………………………….(21)
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MS Excel Excel as a Calculator Importing Data from the Data Menu (Text, Web, Access or other sources) Using the Developer Toolbar to create forms in Excel Setting Properties on the file Using the Review ribbon to protect sheet and workbook Quickly create a formula and use fill down tools Shortcut handout Excel as a Calculator Importing Data from the Data Menu (Text, Web, Access or other sources) Using the Developer Toolbar to create forms in Excel Setting Properties on the file Using the Review ribbon to protect sheet and workbook Quickly create a formula and use fill down tools Shortcut handout
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Excel as a Calculator!
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Importing Data – Any Data. Don’t start over. Do Import from ANY and ALL sources.
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Pivot Tables
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Formulas
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A. Catterson acattdesigns.blogspot.com acatterson@gmail.com Twitter: @annacatterson
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