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The course is the first in their new line of training for Microsoft Office 2010 suite of programs. Access 2010 is markedly different from previous versions; |
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- Four years after its debut, the "ribbon" interface in Microsoft's Office suite still gives businesses the shudders, |
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For example, more employees are taking computer classes as their offices upgrade to Microsoft Office 2007 or 2010, said Elaine Weinberg, director of the |
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College at Wise, SWVA Tech Development Center offers professional development courses: Microsoft office classes, customized training and meeting and event |
May 12, 2010 was the official launch for businesses, and on June 15, the office suite was finally released to retail stores. Our review of Microsoft Office
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