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The document outlines IT services technology training classes offered at SLAC, focusing on transitioning to Microsoft Excel and Word 2007 from earlier versions. It includes details about class schedules, fees, and topics covered in each session. Additionally, it provides registration instructions for participants using SUNet IDs or personal funds.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Review the course details including date, time, and fee. Ensure you have your SUNet ID ready for registration.
If using STAP funds, sign in to the designated portal and search for the course number SLAC-1137. Click 'Enroll' to proceed.
For personal funds or SLAC account number, download the paper registration form linked in the document. Fill out all required fields accurately.
Fax the completed registration form to Technology Training Services at the provided fax number.

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