Almost all ads today call for knowledge MS Office. Microsoft has a program to train users to be certified as qualified Office users. This certificate can help obtain a job. Now that we know all about the versions available, lets look at some features and how to get better use of the programs. Most of this discussion will center on MS Office due to its popularity, but the ideas expressed will apply to other suites as well.
First lets examine the primary program, the wordprocessor.
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