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>Part of my job is supposed to be documentation.  In reality it falls in
>importance behind being Smoky The Bear (putting out brush fires), and
>institutional 'Cruise Director' (helping people find neat things to do with
>their computing time).
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>Since we use Microsoft Office both the PC and the Mac, along with Netscape,
>Eudora, Minuet and a very few others, it seems that there should exist
>someplace good, free generic documentation that I can use.
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>I would love to get a brief cheat sheet, an indepth tutorial, and training
>materials for Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access, Netscape, Eudora, Telnet,
>Gopher (for technological archeological purposes).
>
>Any ideas?
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>A Co-Manufacturer of Quality Motors for Tricycles Since 1986.
>
>Mark Ragar Schneider
>Director of User Services
>Bethel College and Seminary
>Arden Hills, MN 55112
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MS Office apps come with pretty decent tutorials and on line documentation.
I would refer users to these resources (assuming they were installed).
Microsoft also has pretty good help on the web at
http://www.microsoft.com/KB/.  For netscape, the same thing.  Their online
and web help is pretty good.  For Eudora, we have a decent guide at
http://www.jhu.edu/HAC/hcic/handouts/EMail/Eudora/Windows/EudWin-0.html.
Hope this helps.


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* Dave Holmack                                                               *
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