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Often the easiest way to learn how to do something is to watch how it’s done. This section of the Productivity Hub is a collection of videos covering various aspects of the 2007 Microsoft Office system. The videos are organized by product and by difficulty level. If you’re new to Office, start with the beginning videos and work your way up.

 

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DocIcon Burning a CD
Watch how to burn a music CD, a data disc, or a live file system disc.
Level:IntermediateRating:
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DocIcon Changing Windows settings
Make your PC work the way you want it to. Learn how to manage devices and security settings.
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DocIcon Getting around the desktop
Find out how to arrange windows and get easy access to your favorite programs.
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DocIcon Advanced Headers and Footers
Learn how to divide your document into sections and to learn fields in headers and footers.
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DocIcon Advanced Table of Contents
Cutomize your table of contents by adjusting heading levels and changing styles.
Level:IntermediateRating:
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DocIcon Beginning Mail Merge
An introduction to the mail merge feature in Word 2007.
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DocIcon Collaboration Made Easy
Learn how to use team sites to collaborate with co-workers.
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DocIcon Creating Charts
Learn how to create and embed charts in Excel to visualize raw data in an attractive format.
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DocIcon Customizing Mailing Labels
Quickly improve the look and style of your labels.
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DocIcon Customizing the Calendar
Learn how to customize the calendar in Outlook to fit your unique work schedule.
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Making Your Own Videos for the Hub

How do you learn new things? If you’re like most people, you learn by watching others. More people learn better by watching others than learn by reading or listening to instructions.

Consider this, if a co-worker asked you to do something, how would you answer them? Would you send them an elaborate step-by-step e-mail, or would it be easier to show them?

Now you can show the whole office your favorite time-saving features and you won’t have to deal with a line of people at your cubicle. You can make your own training videos and share them on the Hub. This section will teach you how.