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Training Course Summary:

This course has been designed for existing users who wish to look at the new features/differences in the new version of Microsoft Office.

Pre-Requisites:

Delegates should be familiar with Microsoft Windows and have a good understanding of previous
versions Microsoft Office.
Topics:

Training Course Overview/Content:

What’s The Same Across Office:
New Ribbon Bar & Features, Spell Checker, Save as PDF or XPS File Formats, Prevent Changes to Final Version, Remove Hidden & Personal Details, Add Digital Signature, Use Document Information Panel, SmartArt Graphics, Organisation Chart Feature
New/Upgraded Features in Word New Pre-defined Templates, Table, Lists, Headers & Footers, Quick Styles, Themes

New/Upgraded Features in PowerPoint:
Where have the Commands Moved to?, New Pre-defined Templates, New Themes, Layouts & Quick Styles, New Slide Master Sets, New Improved Effects – Glow, Shadows, Bevels, New Text Options, Table & Chart Enhancements, Presenter View

New/Upgraded Features in Excel: Results Orientated User Interface, More Rows & Columns, Office Themes & Excel Styles, Rich Conditional Formatting, Easy Formula Writing, New OLAP Formulas & Cube Functions, Improved Sorting & Filtering, Excel Table Enhancements, New Look for Charts, Shared Charting, Easy-to-use Pivot Tables, Quick Connections to External Data, Better Printing Experience, New Ways to Share Work, Quick Access to more Templates

New/Upgraded Features:
Improved Interface, Instant Search, Colour Categories, Attachment Previewer, Week View Changed in Calendar, Change Detail Level on the Week & Month Views in Calendar, To-do Bar, Flagging Mail for Follow-Up, Task Integration on the Calendar, Improved Scheduling Capabilities (if using exchange server), Calendar Snapshots, Calendar Overlays, Publish Calendars to Microsoft Office Online, Electronic Business Cards, Out of Office Assistant, Unified Messaging – voicemails & faxes can be delivered to your Inbox (exchange 2007), Junk Email Filter/Phishing Protection, Free/Busy Information Management (exchange 2007)