e-Learning: Microsoft Office Pack Library
Microsoft desktop application training - spreadsheets, word processing, presentations, mail tools, and more.
New Horizons offers a comprehensive library of online courses and reference materials for the entire enterprise. Business professionals and support personnel will benefit from the Microsoft desktop applications training that is featured in this collection. The library is optimal for large organizations with diverse job functions that might have multiple applications, mail tools, and OS versions being utilized simultaneously. Purchasing is simplified by providing broad course access to all applications and versions at a competitive price, so mapping training programs to the needs of individuals is not required at the time of purchase. Ideal for application rollouts, individual career development, cross-training, and “Just-in-Time” problem solving for any PC user.
Derive more value from computer investments with improved productivity
More and more, today’s office professionals rely on computers and associated software to complete their tasks in a professional and timely way. Whether it’s the finance administrator developing budgets, the operations manager documenting procedures, or the field sales representative e-mailing a proposal to a new prospect, PCs and applications are fundamental to the way businesses is conducted. That is why New Horizons has assembled a comprehensive collection of online training materials - self-study courses, books, and collaboration components - to support all of these workers with a single, searchable resource. This library covers six relevant categories:
- Microsoft Excel - Used to organize, manipulate, graph, and display data, spreadsheet applications have become pervasive in all business functions with analytical responsibilities.
- Microsoft Word - Perhaps the most common desktop applications today, word processing programs are utilized by virtually all PC users to author or edit documents such as corporate and HR policies, operational procedures, sales proposals and marketing briefs, as well as both internal and external communications.
- Microsoft Powerpoint - Developing presentations and publishing internal or customer communications like newsletters is becoming an expectation for professionals in all departments.
- Microsoft Access - Many professionals organize and track significant quantities of data such as product information, business transactions, and customer profiles.
- Microsoft Outlook - Recent increases in business productivity are due in part to the improved information sharing afforded by electronic communications tools such as e-mail.
- Microsoft FrontPage - Creating and hosting web pages is a proactive way to participate on the Internet.
More applications and more versions mean more thorough support The library is both broad and deep in its content - not only because it spans all of the Microsoft Office Suite applications - but also through the inclusion of legacy versions as well as the latest releases. So training and support are available for the PC as it exists today - and when an upgrade is imminent - materials to support the new configuration are included and ready to be accessed. What if different groups or departments are running different versions? No problem. This library makes all courses available to all users so each person can access exactly what they need when they need it.
Included Courses
| Access 2000: Advanced |
| Access 2000: Advanced (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Access 2000: Introduction to Application Development |
| Access 2000: Level 1 |
| Access 2000: Level 1 (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Access 2000: Level 2 |
| Access 2000: Level 2 (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Access 2002 (Office XP): Advanced (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Access 2002 (Office XP): Level 1 |
| Access 2002 (Office XP): Level 1 (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Access 2002 (Office XP): Level 2 |
| Access 2002 (Office XP): Level 2 (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Access 2002 (Office XP): Level 3 |
| Access 2002 (Office XP): Level 4 |
| Access 2003: Creating Queries |
| Access 2003: Designing a Database |
| Access 2003: Improving the Effectiveness of an Access Database |
| Access 2003: Improving Usability with Access Macros |
| Access 2003: Integrating Access with the Web, XML, and Office Applications |
| Access 2003: Maintaining Existing Databases |
| Access 2003: Optimizing and Securing Access Database Applications |
| Access 2003: Structure and Analyze Data with Advanced Queries |
| Access 2003: Working with Forms |
| Access 2003: Working with Reports |
| Access 7.0: Introduction |
| Access 97: Advanced |
| Access 97: Introduction to Application Development |
| Access 97: Level 1 |
| Access 97: Level 2 |
| Business Statistics in Excel 97 |
| Designing and Planning a Microsoft® Exchange Server 2003 Organization |
| Excel 2000: Advanced |
| Excel 2000: Advanced (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Excel 2000: Level 1 |
| Excel 2000: Level 1 (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Excel 2000: Level 2 |
| Excel 2000: Level 2 (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Excel 2001: Level 1 for Macintosh |
| Excel 2001: Level 2 for Macintosh |
| Excel 2001: Level 3 for Macintosh |
| Excel 2002 (Office XP): Advanced |
| Excel 2002 (Office XP): Advanced (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Excel 2002 (Office XP): Level 1 |
| Excel 2002 (Office XP): Level 1 (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Excel 2002 (Office XP): Level 2 |
| Excel 2002 (Office XP): Level 2 (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Excel 2003: Analyzing and Managing Data |
| Excel 2003: Collaborating with Workbooks |
| Excel 2003: Formatting Excel |
| Excel 2003: Manipulating Workbooks |
| Excel 2003: Working with Existing Workbooks |
| Excel 2003: Writing Formulas |
| Excel 7.0: Advanced |
| Excel 7.0: Introduction |
| Excel 97: Advanced |
| Excel 97: Level 1 |
| Excel 97: Level 2 |
| Excel 98: Advanced for Macintosh |
| Excel 98: Introduction for Macintosh |
| FrontPage 2000: Advanced |
| FrontPage 2000: Introduction |
| FrontPage 2002 (Office XP): Advanced |
| FrontPage 2002 (Office XP): Introduction |
| FrontPage 2003: Creating a Basic Web Page |
| FrontPage 2003: Creating an Interactive Web Page |
| FrontPage 2003: Enhancing Webpages |
| FrontPage 2003: Managing a Web Page |
| FrontPage 2003: Structuring and Publishing a Web Page |
| FrontPage 98: Advanced |
| FrontPage 98: Introduction |
| Integrating Your Business Systems With Microsoft® Office Professional Edition 2003 |
| Microsoft Office 2000 to Office XP: New Features |
| Microsoft Office 2000 to Office XP: New Features (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Microsoft Office 2000: Document Integration |
| Microsoft Office 2000: Macro Programming Using VBA |
| Microsoft Office 2000: New Features |
| Microsoft Office 2000: New Features (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Microsoft Office 2000: Small Business Tools |
| Microsoft Office 2000: Web Components and Collaboration |
| Microsoft Office 2003: Transition from Office 2000 |
| Microsoft Office 97: Document Integration |
| Microsoft Office 97: Small Business Tools |
| Microsoft Publisher 2000: Introduction |
| Microsoft® Excel 2004 for Macintosh: Level 1 |
| Microsoft® Excel 2004 for Macintosh: Level 2 |
| Microsoft® Office Access 2003: Level 1 |
| Microsoft® Office Access 2003: Level 2 |
| Microsoft® Office Access 2003: Level 3 |
| Microsoft® Office Access 2003: Level 4 |
| Microsoft® Office Excel 2003: Introduction to VBA |
| Microsoft® Office InfoPath™ 2003: Creating InfoPath Forms |
| Microsoft® Office InfoPath™ 2003: Creating InfoPath Forms (First Look Edition) |
| Microsoft® Office Word 2004 for Macintosh: Level 1 |
| Microsoft® Office Word 2004 for Macintosh: Level 2 |
| Microsoft® PowerPoint® 2004 for Macintosh: Level 1 |
| Microsoft® PowerPoint® 2004 for Macintosh: Level 2 |
| Microsoft® Publisher 2003: Level 1 |
| Outlook 2000: Advanced |
| Outlook 2000: Introduction |
| Outlook 2000: Introduction (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Outlook 2002 (Office XP): Introduction |
| Outlook 2002 (Office XP): Advanced |
| Outlook 2002 (Office XP): Level 1 (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Outlook 2002 (Office XP): Level 2 (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Outlook 2003: Communicating, Customizing and Organizing |
| Outlook 2003: Managing your Schedule |
| Outlook 2003: Optimizing Outlook |
| Outlook 2003: Organizing your Work |
| Outlook 2003: Working Offline and with Items |
| Outlook 2003: Working with Messages |
| Outlook 97: Advanced |
| Outlook 97: Introduction |
| Outlook 98: Advanced |
| Outlook 98: Introduction |
| PowerPoint 2000: Advanced |
| PowerPoint 2000: Introduction |
| PowerPoint 2001: Advanced for Macintosh |
| PowerPoint 2001: Introduction for Macintosh |
| PowerPoint 2002 (Office XP): Introduction (For use with Screen Readers) |
| PowerPoint 2002 (Office XP): Advanced |
| PowerPoint 2002 (Office XP): Advanced (For use with Screen Readers) |
| PowerPoint 2002 (Office XP): Introduction |
| PowerPoint 2003: Creating a Basic Presentation |
| PowerPoint 2003: Delivering Presentations |
| PowerPoint 2003: Modifying Presentations |
| PowerPoint 2003: Working with Tables, Charts, and Diagrams |
| PowerPoint 7.0: Introduction |
| PowerPoint 97: Advanced |
| PowerPoint 97: Introduction |
| PowerPoint 98 for Macintosh |
| Publisher 2002 (Office XP): Introduction |
| Windows SharePoint Services Administration |
| Windows SharePoint Services Installation |
| Windows SharePoint Services Web Workspace |
| Windows SharePoint Services: Building Collaborative Solutions with Team Web Sites |
| Word 2000: Advanced |
| Word 2000: Advanced (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Word 2000: Level 1 |
| Word 2000: Level 1 (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Word 2000: Level 2 |
| Word 2000: Level 2 (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Word 2001: Level 1 for Macintosh |
| Word 2001: Level 2 for Macintosh |
| Word 2001: Level 3 for Macintosh |
| Word 2002 (Office XP): Level 1 |
| Word 2002 (Office XP): Advanced |
| Word 2002 (Office XP): Level 1 (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Word 2002 (Office XP): Level 2 |
| Word 2002 (Office XP): Level 2 (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Word 2002 (Office XP): Level 3 (For use with Screen Readers) |
| Word 2003: Controlling Document Information |
| Word 2003: Creating Basic Documents |
| Word 2003: Creating Document Templates |
| Word 2003: Formatting Documents |
| Word 2003: Graphic Elements in Documents |
| Word 2003: Making Documents More Readable |
| Word 2003: Making Information Accessible |
| Word 2003: Working with Tables and Data |
| Word 7.0: Level 1 |
| Word 7.0: Level 2 |
| Word 97: Advanced |
| Word 97: Level 1 |
| Word 97: Level 2 |
| Word 98: Advanced For Macintosh |
| Word 98: Introduction for Macintosh |



