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replyReply Wed 30 Jan 2008, 09:54Delegate Jayne said...

Jayne has attended:
Powerpoint Introduction course

Powerpoint

Can I put the training disc into an applemac computer

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replyReply Thu 31 Jan 2008, 12:15Trainer David said...

RE: Powerpoint

Hi Jayne,

I have not tried this myself, but I have been informed by a colleague that you should be fine to open the documents on a mac.

Essentially if it is an MS Office document you should be OK to open it in windows and on a mac as long as you have the correct software, i.e. MS Office. The same theory should apply to pdf's etc.

Hope this helps
David

 

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