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Computers are wonderful, but as with any tool, if you don't understand what it can do, you can't get the most out of it. CCPlus Inc. can help you maximize your investment by providing you with the training necessary to get the results you need.

We offer classes primarily for businesses or other groups. Training for individuals may be available through our tutoring program.

Most of our clients choose a class that is customized to their needs, but some choose standard classes. Some of the standard classes we offer include:

• Microsoft Word: Level 1

• Microsoft Word: Level 2

• Microsoft Word: Advanced

• Microsoft Access: Level 1

• Microsoft Access: Level 2

• Microsoft Access: Advanced

• Excel: Worksheets

• Excel: Charting and Organizing Data

• Excel: Advanced

• MS Outlook: Introduction

• MS Outlook : Advanced

• PowerPoint: Introduction

• PowerPoint: Advanced

• Windows : Introduction

Microsoft Word: Level 1
An introduction to the world of Word is provided. Students learn how to create documents, enter, modify and format text, use Word's AutoCorrect feature, create and enhance tables, add control page appearance (e.g., create headers and footers, set margins and page breaks), and print.

Microsoft Word: Level 2
Further examination into tables is provided in this class. Also presented are how to create and apply styles and templates. Students are also introduced to merging data, macros, and to creating newspaper columns. This is followed by an introduction to using Word with the Internet.

Microsoft Word: Advanced
As the name implies, more advanced topics are covered here. They include: advanced styles (e.g., using the AutoFormat feature as well as linking and managing styles), creating templates and forms, using graphic effects (e.g., drawing in a document, using clipart and graphic effects, and WordArt), working with large documents, document layout (e.g., using sections to control layout, formatting documents for binding, creating footnotes and endnotes, using bookmarks, and creating cross-references), and sharing documents (e.g., routing a document, using highlights and comments, and creating, comparing and merging multiple versions of documents).

Microsoft Access: Level 1
An introduction to the world of Access is provided. Students learn how to create their own database and its key objects, which are tables, queries, forms, and reports.

Microsoft Access: Level 2
Principles of good table design and table relationship are explored. Students also learn how to design select queries, enhance form (and subform) designs, and customize reports.

Microsoft Access: Advanced
The focus of this class is on designing helpful queries such as parameter, action, outer join, and crosstab. Also learn how to create macros and assign them to buttons on forms as well as advanced report techniques. The class concludes with an introduction to using hyperlinks in your database to locations on the Internet.

Excel: Worksheets
An introduction to the world of Excel is provided. Students learn how to create and format their own workbooks, enter and modify data, create formulas, use functions, check spelling, print, create a simple chart, outline worksheets, and use an Excel Spreadsheet Solution to create a sample invoice.

Excel: Charting & Organizing Data
Students learn how to create, modify, and format charts. They also learn how to add and format graphic objects to enhance their worksheets and charts. This is followed by instruction into how to sort, filter, and query data in a worksheet.

Excel: Advanced
As the name implies, more advanced topics are covered here. They include customizing the work area, advanced formula construction, pivot tables, multiple file linking, consolidating data and using analysis tools, protect and display options, and an introduction to macros.

MS Outlook: Introduction
An introduction to the world of Outlook is provided. Students learn how to create, receive and send email, use a personal distribution list, recall, print and move messages, schedule and edit appointments and events, add and edit contacts and notes, and create and edit tasks.

MS Outlook: Advanced
As the name implies, more advanced topics are covered here. They include: advanced mail topics (e.g., message handling options, inserting text into a message or using AutoSignatures), arranging and viewing messages, using folders, scheduling and managing meetings, using templates and forms as well as customizing the Outlook bar, working with contacts and the Outlook journal.

PowerPoint : Introduction
An introduction to the world of PowerPoint is provided. Students learn how to create their own presentations and to enhance them with drawn objects, clip art, WordArt, and organization charts. Students are also taught how to use templates and the Slide Master as well set up a slide show and decide on output options.

PowerPoint: Advanced
As the name implies, more advanced topics are covered here. They include: creating your own template, work with graphic objects, import and export objects (e.g., tables and charts), advanced drawing techniques (e.g., aligning and rotating objects and enhancing flow-chart objects), working with animation in your presentation, and working with meeting notes.

Windows: Introduction
An introduction to the world of Windows 95, 98, NT or 2000 is provided. Students are introduced to the Windows environment and how to customize it. They also learn how to run multiple programs, cut, copy and paste data, manage documents and folders, and some additional document management techniques (e.g., formatting a disk, copying and moving groups of documents, using the Recycle Bin and the Shut Down command.)