New Beginner Tip for September

Submitted by Rob on Mon, 09/20/2004 - 14:05

I've posted a new brief tip on using keyboard shortcuts to get your documents done more quickly. I focus on Word, as usual, but you'll find that many shortcuts are the same in other applications.

It's a short read, click here to read it.

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