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Although the screenshots in this set of tutorials were taken with Windows 2000, this set of tutorials is not just for Windows 2000. It covers the basics of Windows generally, such as what is a folder, and how to use Windows Explorer. This is information that anyone who uses any Microsoft Windows operating system should know. In the near future, Windows 98 and Windows XP versions of this bookshelf will be online, but in the meantime, all Windows beginners can benefit from these tutorials.

This is a comprehensive set of tutorials for Excel 2000, all the way from absolute beginner level (how to start the program) up to pivot tables and macros. Sample files are included which you can run on your own machine.

A comprehensive set of tutorials for Microsoft Word covering all important features of the program.

A comprehensive set of tutorials for Leo, a unique free program. Use Leo to organize and analyze any kind of text. Programmers will find Leo especially useful for a new type of programming that allows programmers to plan and describe a program in outline before writing any code, and to easily add structure and explanations to existing programs. These tutorials include instructions for downloading and installing Leo for Windows, Mac, or Unix users.

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