Our focus this month is PowerPoint. One of the great time savers is Powerpoint is: Instead of copying and pasting, click on an object, press CTRL D, and the object will be duplicated. Want to know more. We have a PowerPoint course running at Kings Hill on 18 September. Email helen@vueittraining.co.uk for more details.
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