MS Excel Shortcuts 1.0 review (mobile)
Do you use the MS Excel spreadsheet regularly? How about learning the most important keyboard shortcuts by heart? The shortcuts are much faster than using the mouse and toolbars or menus.
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MS Excel Shortcuts 1.0 is reference software developed by MapleTop Software.
Do you use the MS Excel spreadsheet regularly? How about learning the most important keyboard shortcuts by heart? The shortcuts are much faster than using the mouse and toolbars or menus.
Now you can master these shortcuts and speed up your work. SuperMemo will take care that you will never forget them, even if you do not work with MS Excel for some time.
To view this database on your device you need the SuperMemo application. With SuperMemo you will learn the shortcuts up to 10-50 times faster and never forget them again.
Requirements:
This education program is freeware, so you can download and use it absolutely free. MS Excel Shortcuts 1.0 supports different languages (including english). It works with PalmOS.
Downloading MS Excel Shortcuts 1.0 will take several seconds if you use fast ADSL connection.
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