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July 19, 2004 |
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Contact: Amy Rock, 330-315-1335,
It's time to start thinking ahead! What do you need to do to prepare for the busy holiday season? Learn important skills now so you don't waste time later ...
Quickies ... for those with no time to waste!
Unlike the regular half-day sessions, these one-to two-hour Quickies are down-and-dirty, learn-the-ropes-then-get-out-of-here-and-do-it-yourself courses. Quickie courses are $20 for Project Connect Members, $35 for non-members.
Word 2003: What's New
July 21 or August 25, 2:00 - 3:30 PMIf you are switching from Word 2000 to Word 2003, you will definitely want to learn our tips and tricks for dealing with the differences! If you're considering an upgrade, we'll help you evaluate the pros and cons of "crossing over". Topics include:
Why Upgrade?
What’s New: According to Microsoft
Best features not mentioned
Customizing Toolbars
Setting Options
Markup's
Finding and Inserting Clip Art
Protecting Documents
Mail Merge
Upcoming Courses
Join us this summer for a refresher course, or learn something entirely new! Call 330-315-1335 or e-mail to register or receive a copy of our summer schedule. Cost is $40 per person for staff and volunteers of member organizations;$60 per person for staff and volunteers of non-member organizations.
Database Developers Series
Non-profits thrive on databases ... funding and services depend on the staff'' ability to obtain information about clients, donors, volunteers, etc. Microsoft Access is relatively easy to learn compared to other database applications, but it does take a lot of time and commitment.
Because each course is based upon the information presented in the previous session, we ask that you take all five in the series. After this set of courses, you will be able to set up and use practical databases for your organization.
Microsoft Access 1: Database Planning & Set-Up
This first session will focus on identifying what needs to be included in a nonprofit-related database and how to structure it so that the database will be easy to use and easy to retrieve useful information. Attendees will plan the database they need for their own organization. Prerequisite: Skills covered in Microsoft Excel 2.
Microsoft Access 2: Database Tables & Relationships
In the second session, we will actually set up the database planned in the previous session. Tables will be closely examined, especially field properties. We will also do quick searches, filters, and sorts. Relationships between tables will be a major focus. Prerequisite: Skills covered in Microsoft Access 1 and completion of homework.
Microsoft Access 3: Database Queries & Basic Forms
Queries are used to analyze data, combine data from different tables, and retrieve data from one or more tables using criteria you specify. Forms can be created to "pretty up" your data, make data entry easier, and combine data from different tables and queries. We will also integrate the data into Microsoft Word and Excel for file exchange and publication. Prerequisite: Skills covered in Microsoft Access 2 and completion of homework.
Microsoft Access 4: Database Forms & Reports
More extensive work on the forms will be covered. We will also cover creating and editing reports, which present your data in meaningful ways. Sub-forms and sub-reports will be discussed. Skills covered in Microsoft Access 3 and completion of homework.
Microsoft Access 5: Troubleshooting the Database
This class will focus on troubleshooting the database and other useful tools. Also covers the important compact-and-repair tool. Prerequisite: Skills covered in Microsoft Access 4 and completion of homework.
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Microsoft Access
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