Microsoft Software

Microsoft Access

Microsoft Access is the database portion of the Microsoft Office suite of applications. It enables you to design, create and use your own database. This powerful and versatile application is difficult to use and requires a substantial amount of time to be put into the learning process. However, templates are available for such purposes as asset tracking, contact management, expenses, and order management.

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Excel is the spreadsheet portion of the Microsoft Office suite. It can be used to organize data, perform complicated calculations and data analysis, and produce highly informative reports. It is simple enough to be used for basic tasks, but is also powerful enough to execute complex tasks.

Microsoft Frontpage

Microsoft Frontpage is a popular application used to create web pages. Web sites are comprised of documents written in HTML. HTML is the code used by web browsers such as Internet Explorer or Netscape to show text and images on the page. Using Frontpage one can make a web page without having to learn HTML. For web site developers that already know HTML, Frontpage speeds the creation process and still allows full access to the source code.

Microsoft PowerPoint

Microsoft PowerPoint allows you to quickly and easily create digital slide show presentations. From simple bullet point slides to highly graphical slides with integrated audio, video, and animations, Powerpoint is flexible enough to handle any ideas you might have for a presentation.

Microsoft Visio

Microsoft Visio is used to create a wide range of diagrams, from organization charts to floor plans to maps and technical diagrams. This tool is easy to use, yet advanced enough to be integrated with Access databases.

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Word is the standard word processing program. This program allows you to write simple text document, letters, and reports. It also has many more advanced features, allowing you to integrate graphics, images, and specialized formatting. Closely integrated with the rest of the Microsoft suite (Excel, PowerPoint, Access, and Visio), it allows you to seamlessly integrate objects from one program into another.