 |
| Excel @ Filing ~ Online Webinar |
| ...promoting success in the field of Professional Organizing... |
 |
| Now you can learn from the comforts of your own home how to set up a numerical filing system for you and your clients using Microsoft Excel. The last thing clients want to do is buy more software for their computers ~ so why not implement a filing system that uses a program they have already. Join us for this informative webinar where you will learn about the * Benefits of an Electronic Filing System * Electronic Filing Practices * Creating an Electronic Filing System * Printing File Inventory Lists * Searching and Tracking Files * Networking an Electronic Filing System * Setting Passwords * Navigating within an Electronic Filing System * Potential Uses for an Electronic Filing System Facilitator: Debra Milne Duration: 60 minues of presentation and an optional 30 minutes of Questions and Answers Once you register for this seminar, detailed login instructions will follow. If you are unable to attend your scheduled class, or wish to retake this session, please let us know and you will be invited to attend a future session. If you would like to register for this seminar, please click here. Back to Calendar Our online webinars combine audio and visual instruction to create a great way to learn without ever having to travel. All you need is a PC (or Mac) with adjustable speakers,a high resolution screen and a high-speed internet connection. (DSL is not quite enough for clear transmission). As you will be watching using the webinar online, there are no long distance fees. One of the primary advantages of our webinar series is that you can attend class in the comfort and convenience of your own home or office. The sessions will consist of sixty minutes on instruction followed by an optional thirty minute Question and Answer period. Handouts and invitations to attend will be delivered by e-mail one to three hours prior to start time. If you would like to register for this seminar, please click here. Back to Calendar |