2010 practice management annual conference essentials of time matters® calendar management...
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2010 Practice Management Annual Conference Objectives Distinguish the difference between Events vs. ToDos. Use and identify different Calendar views. Use a variety of scheduling techniques.TRANSCRIPT
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Essentials of Time Matters® Calendar Management
Presented by:Duane Cary
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Essentials of Time Matters® Calendar Management
• Questions & Session logistics• I will stop at intervals during the sessions to address questions• After class I will be able to go into more detail regarding subject matter if needed
• Background:• Over 6 years experience supporting Time Matters in various technical support
and training roles• Currently provide training and documentation for LexisNexis University Training
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• Distinguish the difference between Events vs. ToDos.
• Use and identify different Calendar views.
• Use a variety of scheduling techniques.
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At the end of this session you should be able to:
• Create an event and a todo in Time Matters.• Set up a recurring event.• Set an alarm.• Change between different calendar views.• Create an event using Quick Entry.• Set a todo to follow.• Notify staff that an event or todo has been added to
their calendar.
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• For additional training opportunities, visit LexisNexis® University, where you may learn more about eLearning, eConsulting, Classroom, Anytime, and Just in Time Training class offerings.
• Also available are an extensive network of LexisNexis® Certified Independent Consultants (CICs) who offer on-site training, installation, and maintenance of Practice Management software systems.