KNOWLEDGEWAVE’S NEW WEBSITE LAUNCHED!

KnowledgeWave is pleased to announce the launch of our new website. KnowledgeWave gathered feedback from our clients to build and provide a more comprehensive website. This new website allows easier navigation with targeted areas of service for training, consulting and custom courseware design.
New features include the ability to schedule both public and private classes with a few clicks. Our new site also features an online live help feature which is available Monday through Friday, 9-5. Registering online for our Webinars is now a snap. We will be collecting responses based on our client site visits by an optional survey as a means to continue to improve knowledgewave.com.

KnowledgeWave is pleased to announce the launch of our new website. KnowledgeWave gathered feedback from our clients to build and provide a more comprehensive website. This new website allows easier navigation with targeted areas of service for training, consulting and custom courseware design.

New features include the ability to schedule both public and private classes with a few clicks. Our new site also features an online live help feature which is available Monday through Friday, 9-5. Registering online for our Webinars is now a snap. We will be collecting responses based on our client site visits by an optional survey as a means to continue to improve knowledgewave.com.

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Product(s): Microsoft Office Word and Excel.
Audience(s): Business Professional.
Duration: 60 Minutes
Start Date: Wednesday September 3rd 10:00 AM Eastern Time
Fee: Free!

Event Overview:
The 2007 Microsoft Office system can help you and your organization work more efficiently and effectively with a new set of powerful tools for creating, managing, analyzing, and sharing information. Register for this informative webinar to learn some of the new features within Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel 2007

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Microsoft has postponed the release of SQL Server 2008 until Q3 2008. The previous launch date was scheduled for Q2 2008.

Conditional formatting applies rules to cell appearances for easier viewing and analysis of large numbers. For example, cells with a value of less than 50 percent can be automatically colored red, and cells with a value greater than 50 percent can be automatically colored green. This way, if you’re looking for larger numbers, you can start by looking for the green cells.

In Microsoft Office Excel 2003, applying conditional formatting means going to the Format menu and then manually entering the values and type of format to be applied. In Microsoft Office Excel 2007, you can click Conditional Formatting in the Styles section of the Home tab, and then select the preconfigured rule that you want to apply. You can also choose from predefined formatting options like Data Bars, Color Scales, and Icon Sets. For more advanced scenarios, select Manage Rules from the Conditional Formatting options.

Published on Microsoft.com: February 15, 2008