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Home > Learning Center > Course: Working with Charts, Flowcharts, and Tables in IBM Lotus Symphony Presentations (1.3)
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Course: Working with Charts, Flowcharts, and Tables in IBM Lotus Symphony Presentations (1.3) 

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This online course introduces you to the charts, flow charts and tables features of the Presentations application from the IBM Lotus Symphony suite of editing tools.

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Accessible Adding Shapes and Lines Simulation
Accessible Changing the Color Scheme Simulation


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This Version: Version 6 June 14, 2010 3:52:13 PM by Amanda J Bauman  IBMer
   
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