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Spend some time with a "geek" to learn the basic things you can do to prevent viruses, trojans, worms, and spyware from taking over your home computer. Learn to apply patches and perform routine maintenance that will save your sanity. Optional booklet available from instructor for $18.

This course is more than a "how to" course. Sending and responding to emails is the easy part. In this course, we will discuss the importance of using email responsibly and effectively as well as managing your calendar, contact information and utilizing the Tasks and Notes.

Create multiple spreadsheets and enter formulas and basic functions. Learn how to 'absolute' a cell and use it in a formula. Apply specific formats to cells. Preview and set up a spreadsheet for printing. Work with multiple charts.

Welcome to the world of presentation graphics. Create professional looking overheads, slides, signs and on-screen presentations. Explore creating, viewing, editing and formatting through the use of fonts, color, clipart, and drawing tools. Review bar graphs, pie graphs and organization charts. Must have some experience with Windows and the keyboard.

Store, retrieve, sort, organize and print information as you automate your daily tasks with this database program. Create and format database tables, forms, reports, and queries. Index, sort, and manipulate data to create useful reports. Review linking of tables and macros if time permits. You must have some experience with Windows and a mouse.

This one-day course is for you if you have keyboard and Windows experience. Cover text editing, file management, formatting, tables and columns, and more. Knowledge of keyboard required.

This hands-on course will serve as an introduction to popular information sources on the Internet. Browse and learn how to locate specific information. Learn and practice techniques and shortcuts such as making bookmarks and using keyword search strategies, enabling you to easily navigate the Internet. Includes a demonstration of sending email using a free Web-based service such as Hotmail or Yahoo.

An ideal beginner's class. Start with computer hardware basics, then explore Windows 2000 and Office 2007 (covering Word and Excel). Learn in a hands-on session how to open, close, size and switch between windows; create, edit, format, save and print a document; as well as build, revise and graph worksheets.

Convert a spreadsheet to a table/database and filter, advance filter, sort, and subtotal data; manipulate and group worksheets; link and consolidate Excel data; password protect workbooks; create and use named ranges in a formula; more with functions. Prerequisite: Completion of Part 1 Workshop or have some working knowledge of the program.

This workshop will cover integration, pivot tables and pivot charts, and H and V lookups. Prerequisite: Working knowledge of Excel program.

For those who have completed the Access Part 1 Workshop or have a working knowledge of the program. Explore custom forms and reports, advance queries, linking tables, advanced form and report options, importing from Excel, integrating Access with Word, creating and running macros, and graphing.

Create, delete, restore, rename, and copy files and folders. Organize and keep track of your files and folders more effficiently using 'My Computer' and the file manager 'Explorer'. Become proficient in using a memory stick to store files and folders and transfer to another computer. Use a network drive and hierarchy to locate files and folder Create shortcuts and performs searches. Memory stick required. Prerequisite: Completion of "Introduction to the Computer" or equivalent computer experience.

This one-day course covers tables, setting tabs, templates, cover pages, page layout, headers and footers, envelopes and labels, and mail merge. Previous knowledge of MS Word required.

Surprise! Anyone can build a web site! It's simple and it's fun. Learn the basics of web page design, including manipulating color and text. Explore how images and personal photographs can be added to websites. Learn how to add links to multiple-page websites and external sites and use tables for balance and alignment. Create a working website. Prerequisite: Knowledge of Windows. No prior web experience required.