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  • 09/01/00
Teknimedia has released PC110 - Files and Folders, an interactive multimedia CD-ROM designed to teach computer users the concepts and skills required for working effectively with the computer’s filing system. In addition to course lessons, PC110 includes eight interactive exercises that allow learners to practice every skill taught in the course. Other features include FAQs, an index, quizzes, student records, an online operation guide, adjustable playback speed utility, an optional text display setting and teacher’s guide. The CD-ROM operates on computers running Windows 95, 98, NT 4.x and 2000. To order, call (301) 656-5934, or visit www.teknimedia.com.

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