Windows 8 – Tips, Tricks, and Need-to-Know Features (MSON304)

Know the Ins And Outs of Windows 8 for a Fast & Easy Transition from Previous Versions

Windows 8 user interface has been referred to as “Windows Reimagined”. This is a new look that takes some getting used to!

Join Mitzi Katz in this power-packed session to know how to take advantage of the new features; customize the tiles, access the desktop, operate the Charms Bar, manage multiple windows with arrange, snap, sliver, and make full use of the Taskbar.  Chances are you know about Internet Explorer, but do you know Windows Explorer?  Mitzi will show you how to organize your files for easy retrieval, personalizing the desktop, showing file extensions, accessing accessories and many other features. She will use shortcut keys throughout for a better time management.

Plus, the attendees will get a workbook and the PowerPoint presentation as reference material.  This will assist users in working back through the features covered as they refine or set up their own systems following the webinar.

Take a look at what Mitzi will cover:

• Understanding the new Windows 8 Interface
• Manipulating tiles
• Navigating through the New System Windows
• Operating the Charms Bar
• Managing multiple windows
• Using the Task bar
• Managing file storage and retrieval
• Personalizing the desktop
• Accessing accessories
• Workbook and PowerPoint presentation for reference

Anyone who purchases a new computer will come face-to-face with Windows 8.  This webinar is designed to make that introduction a fast and easy transition from previous versions of Windows.  The presentation is to introduce shortcuts and features that will enhance the user’s interaction with Windows 8. 

Ask a question at the Q&A session following the live event and get advice unique to your situation, directly from our expert speaker.

Who should attend?

Marketing, sales, legal, medical, engineering personnel, office administrators, managers, and directors within the business arena, financial analysts, educators, home users - anyone who uses or is preparing to update to Windows 8.