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Started an Lv2 IT course on text editors , using Microsoft word

21/04



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Dear GTD,



topics about myself literally starting – enrolled for a IT course part time at a real college in real life .



It is Level 2 course

- mentioning other details since leaving school I didn’t do any further education (because of having a serious limitation in my ability to learn new things”



The course doing uses the “Microsoft package 365 version – installed for”



it is mainly using Word, but also a small amount of excel.



I just thought making a post in the GTD forum relates to this because of previous post I made on the topic about (using a text editor).




“focus guy



Image showing PDF internet excel version”



What this image shows

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I s a sample of about a 150 booklet (of the course).

I realised that for myself personally – I seem best using a PDF version of this booklet (and highlighting it as shown in image with Microsoft edge PDF opener – because it seems. quickest/most effective for myself because in this version there is a “on screen highlighter option).



(where for about 2-3 weeks before doing this – I was just using type of word application to open the course booklet (where it was causing myself to be slower having to drag and drop a highlight each time with a cursor on text).

Had V
@FocusGuy @bcmyers2112 (maybe interested).

HOW

STN + call this Draft 1
 
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