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Microsoft Office Audio File: Interview with Michael Worosz about Microsoft Office Excel 2007

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  • Version: 1
  • Category: Application
  • Language: English

This audio file contains an interview with Product Manager Michael Worosz about Microsoft Office Excel 2007.

  • This audio file contains an interview with Product Manager Michael Worosz about Excel 2007.

    Note: These files do not collect any personal information.

Files

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FileSize
Excel 2007.EXE
SHA1: 80762aefc11c482ff0118b33ac19e230c1edaa0f
26.90 MB

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System Requirements

Operating Systems: Windows 2000 Service Pack 3, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP


    • This download contains audio files in MP3 and .wma format. You will need a media player capable of playing either of these file formats such as Microsoft Windows Media Player 10.

Installation Instructions

  • To install this download:
    1. Double-click the Excel 2007.exe program file on your hard disk to extract the files to your computer.
    2. Choose a location on your hard disk to store the audio files.

    Instructions for use:
    • To play a file directly, double-click it. You may also save it to an audio device, such as an MP3 player.

    To remove this download:
    • To delete this download, click the MP3 or .wma audio file and then press Delete.

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