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MS Office Collection: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook

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January 5, 2012
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Start this year with new MS Office skills in your pocket. Read up on Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Outlook. The four books below are just an appetizer. On our homepage you can find a whole collection of free MS Office books to download for free and use at work or uni tomorrow. Click here for an overview of our Excel books. Enjoy broadening your Office horizon!

Start with brushing up your Word skills!

Download the free eBook Word 2010 Introduction

Or maybe you would like to create a top-notch PowerPoint presentation?

Download the free eBook PowerPoint 2010 Advanced

Continue with becoming a master in Excel!

Download the free eBook Excel 2010 Advanced

And finally, you can learn all about Outlook right here, right now!

Download the free eBook Outlook 2010: Part I

 

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