Fast Track Computer Solutions, Perth. A happy client.

Fast Track Computer Solutions, Perth. A happy client.

99 Tricks and Traps for MS Project

For those who want to get ahead with Microsoft Office Project we now have available “99 Tricks and Traps for MS Project”.

The “Casual Users Survival Guide” is written by Paul E Harris and cuts straight to the heart of MS Project and is written in an easy to use and read style.

The book quickly gets down to the issues that many people grapple with when trying to use some of the more advanced features of the software.

It is suitable for most people who know the basics of Microsoft Project but want a short guide to give them insight into the less intuitive features of MS Project. Brilliant for basic, intermediate and even to advanced users of MS Project.

To find out how to get your copy click here.

Now have a database that is versatile and easy to use

FARMSAFE WA ALLIANCE Inc.
Forrestfield

18/06/09

Dear Ivor,

Thank you, Ivor for assisting our staff with Microsoft Access over several years now.

The individualized training that was provided has been of immense benefit to our organisation.
We now have a database that is versatile and easy to use.

Your consultant has expanded the capacity and functionality of our database in a timely and efficient manner providing creative solutions.

Farmsafe is extremely satisfied with the service provided by Ivor and his consultants.

Regards

(Signed)

Mavis Paskulich
Administration

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Injury Control Council of WA – Training is of the highest standard

ICCWA
Injury Control Council of WA

18/06/09

To Whom it May Concern

It is with confidence that we say that the training given to staff has been of the highest standard. Training in Microsoft Access was given in 2 – 3 hourly blocks, which ensured good consolidation of learning. Over time our database has been developed by our staff using the training services of Fast Track.

Particularly we have been impressed by Ivor’s professional approach, and his consultant’s skills. He has provided ongoing support and has developed our basic database into what is now an extremely efficient system for managing our membership, newsletter mailing, and emailing to customized groups. The database is now extremely versatile and adaptable to our needs.

Yours sincerely

(Signed)

Deborah Costello
Chief Executive Officer

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… installed our first computerised accounting program, and has upgraded and customised…

This Company has had an association with Mr Ivor Kosowitz of Fast Track Computer Solutions for the past 15 years

We are a commercial building company, and he installed our first computerised accounting program, and has upgraded and customised same over that time. This program enables us to produce a variety of reports – morely particularly breaking down the cost factors in our developments into Trades and Sub-Trades.

I am personally very happy with his program and did not have any great problems in understanding its workings. I find it a very easy program to move around in and isolate relevant information.

Ivor has at all time been helpful and accommodating when we have required any help over the phone or needed on-site visits.

Please feel free to contact me should you require any further information.

Stonewall Construction

Lynn GEORGE

Office Administrator.

Signed)

The back up from Ivor is excellent; he will help you any time…

I have been using “FastBuild” for several years and have tried most other estimating software. “FastBuild” is the most easiest to you; you don’t need to be a computer expert to operate this system. The back up from Ivor is excellent; he will help you any time and with Ivor you’re not just a number – he is a true gentleman.

The estimating module is foolproof and so easy to use. Many builders don’t have the time to learn complicated software.

Before I started to use “FastBuild”, I never used a computer before, and within two days I generated my first accurate estimate. The Price Book-Check List follows the standard estimating sequence, and the “Auto-Take-Off” is amazing as it automates mush of the measurements which saves hours and hours.

As it is written in Microsoft Excel, it is very easy to customise yourself. Otherwise, Ivor will gladly do this for you.

Malcolm Nanavoich

Malcolm Nanavoich Designs

I recently found time to up-skill and MS Projects was one…

I work in the construction and resources industry and have done for around 20 years.  I recently found time to up-skill and MS Projects was one package I felt would compliment my existing capacity perfectly.

I found Ivor’s ground up approach to the training to be most beneficial, not only addressing the tools and set-up within the programme but the logic and history of planning.  I feel confident that I can apply my new skills as a hands-on user and offer a more complete package to my employer as a result of completing this training.

Thank you once again, Gaylene Knipe

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How To Search An Excel Spreadsheet

We all know that we can search in MS Excel by using CTRL + F to display the Find tab of the Find and Replace dialog box and do a search of the entire worksheet.

If you want to place a limit on your search, however, there is another way to do this. Follow the steps below:

Select the range you want to search before you press CTRL + F.

Perhaps you only want to search a specific column in your worksheet.

Selecting that column before displaying the Find tab of the Find and Replace dialog box will perform the search only in that range of cells, ignoring the rest.

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How to hide the contents of a cell in Excel

Here is another pretty nifty tip that you can use in MS Excel – have you ever had occasion to want to hide the contents of a cell from a reader that is not privy to certain information? Of course you have! Haven’t we all? The good news is that you can and it is pretty easy to do.

Follow the steps below:

1. Select the cell in your spreadsheet.

2. Click on Format | Cells.

3. Click on Category | Custom.

4. Enter three semicolons in the Type box.

5. Click OK.

Those values will not be visible on-screen unless you highlight that cell. If you should highlight that cell, you will still be able to view the values on the formula bar, but not on-screen.

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