Basic features of Microsoft Access

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Speaker Notes Good morning/afternoon everyone, and welcome! Today, we'll be going over some helpful tips for working with the new software that's being installed in our production facility. By the end of this presentation, you'll be equipped with the basic knowledge to navigate the software and perform essential tasks.

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Computer Software Basics

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• What is software?
  • A set of instructions that tells a computer what to do.
  • There are many different types of software, each designed for a specific purpose.
  • The new software we'll be using includes Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Access.

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Speaker Notes Software is essentially the brain of the computer, providing the instructions and functionalities it needs to operate. We'll be focusing on four main software programs today:

• Microsoft Word: Used for creating and editing text documents.
• Microsoft PowerPoint: Used for creating presentations.
• Microsoft Excel: Used for data analysis and creating spreadsheets.
• Microsoft Access: Used for creating databases and managing information.

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Microsoft Word: Creating Documents

• Opening a new document:
  • Click on the "File" tab.
  • Select "New" and choose "Blank document".
• Saving a document:
  • Click on the "File" tab.
  • Select "Save" and choose a file name and location.
• Formatting text:
  • Use the formatting options on the "Home" tab to change font size, style, and color.
  • Use the "Paragraph" section to adjust alignment, spacing, and indentation.

Speaker Notes Creating documents in Microsoft Word is straightforward. To get started, open a new document and give it a descriptive name. You can format the text using the various options on the "Home" tab, such as changing the font, size, and color. Additionally, the "Paragraph" section allows you to adjust the alignment, spacing, and indentation of your text.

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Microsoft Word: Editing Documents

• Editing text:
  • Use the cursor to position yourself where you want to make changes.
  • Type over existing text or use the "Backspace" or "Delete" key to remove text.
• Copying and pasting:
  • Select the text you want to copy by dragging your mouse over it.
  • Right-click and choose "Copy" or use the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + C".
  • Click on the location where you want to paste the text and right-click, then choose "Paste" or use the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + V".
• Finding and replacing:
  • Use the "Find" and "Replace" features to locate and modify specific text within the document.

Speaker Notes Making edits in Word is equally simple. Use the cursor to navigate through your document and make changes as needed. You can also copy and paste sections of text, or use the "Find" and "Replace" features to locate and modify specific words or phrases.

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Creating Appealing Presentations:

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• Visuals:
  • Use relevant and high-quality images, graphs, and charts to enhance your presentation.
  • Avoid overloading slides with too much text.
• Formatting:
  • Maintain a consistent formatting style throughout your presentation, including fonts, colors, and layouts.
  • Use bullet points and concise language to keep your audience engaged.
• Delivery:
  • Practice your presentation beforehand to ensure a smooth and confident delivery.
  • Speak clearly and make eye contact with your audience.

Speaker Notes Creating visually appealing presentations goes a long way in capturing