Office AutomationManager Track D - Contd.

 

Using Microsoft Excel 2003: The course covers Microsoft Office for Windows 2000 environment, identifying screen parts, typing and formatting basics, managing files and work areas, and using help, Using Excel, creating worksheets, editing worksheets, formatting worksheets, using formulas, using functions, creating and printing reports, and creating and printing Excel charts Working together with Microsoft applications.

Using Microsoft PowerPoint 2003: The course covers Microsoft Office for Windows 2000 environment, identifying screen parts, typing and formatting basics, managing files and work areas, and using help. Getting aquatinted with PowerPoint, creating, saving, and opening presentations, entering slide content, working with objects, enhancing a presentation, and creating output, Working together with Microsoft applications.

Outlook 2003: Organizing e-mail, planning schedule, managing contacts and tasks, and opening and viewing documents from other Office applications. Sharing information with others via Microsoft Exchange public folders, Outlook electronic forms, and Internet/intranet connectivity. Instantly create an appointment, a task, or a contact from an e-mail message without retyping information. Reschedule appointment by dragging to another day. Assign tasks to others in the workgroup by using task requests. AutoPreview first three lines of each e-mail message without opening it to prioritize which ones to read. Have team members vote on issues using e-mail Voting features. Create custom views to sort, group, and analyze information exactly the way you want to see it. Place the team calendar in a public folder so that every one can enter their vacation dates.

Using Microsoft FrontPage 2003: Planning a Web site, creating a Web site, using wizard, template, home page, adding, formatting, and adding components, formatting Web pages, creating lists, using tables to arrange page elements, using images on web pages, adding sound effects and music, using frames, publishing a web, managing and enhancing a web.

Using Internet Explorer 6: Installation, internet options setup, security, content, connections, programs, and advanced setup. Setting up for dial-up and Local Area Network. Automatic detection and setting up for the Proxy Server. Content advisor, certificates, personal information. Interface with E-mail, HTML editor, Newsgroups, Internet call, Calendar, and Contact list. Advanced settings for Accessibility, Browsing, HTTP 1.1, Multimedia, search, and Security.

Microsoft Access 2003: The course covers manipulating data in Access, database Wizard, Access queries, creating fields and tables, and creating forms. The course covers constructing the interface, manipulating and outputting information, graphics, pictures, charts and OLE, importing and exporting data, linking tables, and database replication, Web publishing, Working with Visual Basic for Applications, database design, Access SQL, programming and objects, debugging and error handling, working with sets of records, working with forms and reports, OLE automation, custom controls, using Windows DLLs, database replication, implementing database security, client/server application development, improving database performance, distributing an application, extending Microsoft Access.

 

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