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I recently completed testing at a temp office and on the test I was asked to
perform a Pack and Go Wizard in Excel. What is a Pack and Go Wizard? |
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There is a Pack and Go Wizard in PowerPoint, which allows you to package the
PowerPoint presentation onto a disk or CD to be shown on another PC. That other PC does not necessarily need PowerPoint installed. Could that be what you tested on? "Cola" wrote: I recently completed testing at a temp office and on the test I was asked to perform a Pack and Go Wizard in Excel. What is a Pack and Go Wizard? |
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