Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Incorporation Guide
Business Course
Since going into business is a step-by-step process, it is highly recommend that you start
with Session One and proceed through all 12 sessions. Every session will provide you with
valuable information and point out pitfalls to avoid. We also recommend you complete your
business plan for each session as you proceed through the course.
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What do I do with the
computer that I just
purchased?
• The answer is simple. First ask yourself the primary reason you purchased
a computer. An answer could be anything from "playing games" to "word
processing." With your answer in mind, look to some of the suggestions
below.
• To help answer the question, refer to the Windows® 95, 98 or Windows
NT® Help files. To do so, click the Start button and then click Help. When
the Help screen appears, click the Index tab. This search feature allows
you to dynamically view the operating system help files that will answer
most of your questions. Click inside the small window directly under the
Index or Search tab. Type in a keyword and click Search.
• Read the documentation that you received with your computer. There is
online documentation that you can reference as well. The User's Guide is
on of the best sources of information about your new computer.
• Call a friend or neighbor who has experience on computers to help you
through an introduction of what to do with your system.
• Use the tutorials supplied with the operating system and other installed
software, purchase basic books for your particular areas of interest, or
take some classes on different computer topics.
• Within this lesson you will Learn about your new computer
Basic Computer Skills
• There are many good places to buy computer parts. You can go
to a computer retail store in your area. Although they often
provide good warranties, the trade off may be that you will pay
a little more than you would in other places. Sometimes, a lot
more. Also, due to the sheer volume of people they see every
day, some of the "support specialists" don't always listen to your
concerns and start jumping to conclusions on what you need or
what the problem is. Some of them take pride that they can give
you a technical answer in two seconds and make themselves
look smart, even though what they just said is probably wrong.
If you walk in and say your computer keeps crashing and he
insists you need a new motherboard and CPU to fix it, start
running. Don’t miss this class; we will teach you the basics of
building and troubleshooting a computer.
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Microsoft Excel 2002
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Microsoft Access 2002
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Microsoft Publisher
• includes designs for newsletters, brochures,
Web sites, business cards, postcards, greeting
cards, media labels, and more. And once you
pick up the basic skills you need to start and
customize a publication, you'll be able to apply
those same skills to the entire range of
personal and business publication types now
at your fingertips.
Templates
Brochures Business Cards
Microsoft® FrontPage®
• is a Web site authoring and management
program. It has many powerful features, yet it
is still easy to master.
Build a consistent and integrated marketing me
ssage
, FrontPage allows you to create individual Web
pages, entire Web sites, or update existing Web
pages and sites. Some of the functionality is
enabled by server extensions, which must be
loaded on the server where the Web content
will be published. FrontPage server extensions
are available for most popular Web servers.
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Microsoft PowerPoint® 20
0
3
• enables you and your students to
create dynamic presentations by
using new animation tools, design
templates, formatting techniques,
and more.
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Microsoft Outlook 2002
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You have completed
The Entrepreneur Business
course
• Formed a Business of Ownership – Registered
Business Name
• Business Plan
• Business card and Brochure
• Internet Business web site
• Business Memos & Letters
• Business Expense Report
• Business Product Database
• Business Presentation