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3/31/2009
Looking to brush up your Microsoft Office skills? If so be sure to check out Microsoft Office Tips and Tricks Tuesdays!
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Tips and Tricks Tuesdays
2007 Microsoft Office System
Excel 2007
Need to get up to speed with Excel 2007? You’re invited to attend our Excel 2007 Webcast, where you’ll learn what’s new for Excel in 2007. This professionally presented webcast includes information about how to set up PivotTables, chart basics, importing information, organizing with sorting/filtering and data views, plus how to present your spreadsheet professionally with the use of graphics and SmartArt.
Word 2007
Find out how you can use Word 2007 to produce documents with a more professional look in this Tips and Tricks Webcast. This webcast covers styles, working with pictures, formatting text, tables, and paragraphs, plus a preview of templates and building blocks. We also cover page layout features such as headers and footers, how to review and improve your content through collaboration, and more. The Word 2007 Tips and Tricks webcast offers tips designed to help save you time.
Outlook 2007
Most of us ‘live’ in our inboxes. Become more efficient by learning tips and tricks designed to help save you time working with email. Learn about ways to use search more efficiently, organize your email workflow, use alerts, categories and filters and customize Outlook. This webcast also offers tips and tricks on how to use your Calendar and Contacts to help you manage day-to-day productivity.
PowerPoint 2007
PowerPoint 2007 is a useful tool to help you communicate with co-workers and customers. Learn how to use PowerPoint more efficiently in this Webcast. Find out what’s new in 2007, get some tips and tricks about how to present information, and learn about customizing PowerPoint using action buttons, themes and SmartArt. |
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Share this Post:    2/17/2009Tiffany Songvilay is a gifted trainer who has helped a number of my clients here in the Southeast learn how to better leverage their investments in Office and SharePoint. I was extremely happy to hear that she was willing to jump in the backseat to discuss InfoPath and its uses with SharePoint as forms, and forms services, is a hot topic as of late. If you ever get a chance to engage Tiffany for training at your location or to attend one of her sessions I highly encourage it. You can learn more about Tiffany and her services at:
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Share this Post: 1/23/2009Happy Friday morning all! On my second cup of coffee after sleeping in till 6am this morning and I have some great content to pass along this morning as well as some updates.
First off, I love to see others beginning to get the the blogging/vlogging bug. One of of my colleagues here in the Greater Southeast District has definitely caught the bug and we all can benefit from it. Brent Whichel is my counterpart here based out of Charlotte, NC covering the Office client stack (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.). He has recently started up a new blog called Brent Whichel - Everything Office. Over at his blog you will find some great information as well as some great tips and tricks videos that he has started cranking out. If you are looking for information around Office deployment, Office Training, or just some great Office Tips and Tricks videos, then you need to check out his site. While there be sure to leave him comments letting him know what content you are finding useful as well as put in some requests for additional content. I am really looking forward to seeing what else he comes up with moving forward. 
I addition to the videos for Office Tips & Tricks being posted to Brent’s blog he also has them added to our Greater Southeast District Videos Wiki to aid in finding. You can find them linked off of the Office Videos wiki page. If you haven’t checked out the Greater Southeast District Videos Wiki you really should give it a quick look. It is a SharePoint wiki where we have a growing body of informational/instructional content delivered in video format. The newer videos are also not only delivered in Silverlight format (so cross browser and cross OS) but are also available as Windows Media Video downloads which means you are free to grab them for your PC or to use with your colleagues. Be sure to check it out.
I also wanted to quick remind you to check out a couple of other postings I had here this week that may be of interest if you have not already seen them. Take a look at:
Lastly, I did do some On the Go recordings the other day during my Charlotte drive but I think I am going to scratch them in favor of re do’s. I was pretty tired and pre-occupied that day so they were not very good. I will try and re do them today and since I will be traveling all day again today. If you do have requests for me to record you can reach me one of three way with your questions/topics. 1-You can send me a direct message via Facebook. 2- You can leave me a topic/question on my personal Facebook wall. 3-end me a “reply” on Twitter by starting it off with @Gannotti. To find me on Facebook you can look-up Michael Gannotti or simply click here. To find me on Twitter you can look up Michael Gannotti or simply click here. I will have my camera hooked up and ready to go so if you have questions around SharePoint, Office, Zune, Xbox, Media Center, Podcasting…. pretty much anything to do with Social Computing, eHome, and Microsoft tools, then ping me per above this morning. I will be making several stops along the way this morning for coffee and such (don't worry not checking my Twitter and Facebook while driving). If you need to add yourself to my friends or follow list I will also be able to accept then so please do so.
Ok so I am lastlying again… (my own word ;-) Wanted to pass along a few Friday reads as well.
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Well now it is really time for me to run. Have a great day all!
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10/29/2008Ok folks. For those who have been wondering about some of the amazing stuff headed down the pike with the Office System you have to watch this video from Chanel 9. Posted by LarryLarsen …..
“Wouldn't it be cool if all the Office applications worked online, cross-browser from anywhere with AJAX and/or Silverlight? Or maybe even from your cellphone? What would be even better is if they had real time collaboration, integrating the rich client with the web clients. Well, wish no more because all of the above is going to be a part of the next Office Suite.
Want to see how it works? Check out this visit from Antoine Leblond, Senior VP of Office Productivity Apps. We'll show you a little about how this works, why we're doing it, and demo working on documents together with a co-worker.”
Check out First Look: Office 14 for Web (requires Microsoft Silverlight to view)
Office 14 For Web Video
Technorati Tags: Microsoft, Office 14Share this Post: 9/18/2008
Yesterday I received a request from one one of my local team members to post a slide deck online per a client request concerning the Office Fluent UI. The client thought it would be helpful if rather than send an attachment they could instead point people to a downloadable instance. Well after discussing it with him I thought it would be good to also do a quick video presentation of the slides and a demonstration of the features discussed. With that in mind the following video and PowerPoint download cover the new Office interface. I am providing the download in two formats, PowerPoint (ppt for backward compatibility) and PDF.
OfficeUI
Technorati Tags: Microsoft, OfficeShare this Post: 9/15/2008Microsoft Groove is a powerful application for employees on the go and those that need to set up ad-hoc collaborative environments with those outside of their corporate domain. Best of all it serves as a great way to proxy SharePoint content out to your customers, and partners without putting data out on the Internet, while also facilitating the synchronization of that same data. As powerful as Groove is many people are still not wholly up to snuff on its capabilities or have much hands on experience. Well if you are looking for an opportunity to learn more about Groove and get some practical tips and tricks under your belt then you then you should check out the new, free, upcoming training on “Microsoft Office System Webcast: Tips and Tricks for Groove 2007, Provide Anywhere, Anytime Access to People and Information (Level 100)” This training takes place tomorrow at 9am Pacific Time (12 noon Eastern).
Check out the class description below then head on over to Microsoft Office System Webcast: Tips and Tricks for Groove 2007, Provide Anywhere, Anytime Access to People and Information (Level 100)
Language(s):
English.
Product(s):
Microsoft Office Groove 2007.
Audience(s):
Business Professional.
Duration:
60 Minutes
Start Date:
Tuesday, September 16, 2008 9:00 AM Pacific Time (US & Canada)
Event Overview
Microsoft Office Groove 2007 is a client application that helps teams connect, share information, and work together. Groove 2007 provides a more secure way for teams to share information on any network, and Groove is a great way to stay productive even without any network at all. Learn how easy it is to get started with Groove and how Groove can help connect teams from inside and outside your organization. In this webcast, we cover how to create a workspace, some options for customizing the workspace, and how to connect the workspace to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. We also demonstrate how easy it is to invite others to participate in a Groove workspace, and we share some of the ways to purchase Groove 2007.
Presenter: Paul Cannon, Workspaces Product Manager, Microsoft Corporation
Paul joined Groove Networks in 2002 as a field technology specialist helping present and implement Groove Virtual Office. During the past five years, Paul has helped hundreds of customers understand and embrace the value of Groove in a wide variety of customer environments, including defense, public sector, and commercial. Since the acquisition of Groove Networks in 2005, Paul has been based in Singapore at Microsoft's Asia Pacific regional headquarters with the mission to help evangelize the value of Microsoft Office Enterprise and Groove to customers in Asia.
View other sessions from: Microsoft Office Tips & Tricks.
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