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Folder Name: Module2-Windows
M2-C2-S8-RecycleBin.docx

Folder Name: Module4-Office
M4-S2-Sales.xlsx
M4-S3-TravelDeals.docx

Folder Name: Module5-Word
M5-C1-ExA-ComputerPurchase.docx
M5-C1-ExC-Chocolate.docx
M5-C1-S5-FundraisingLtr.docx
M5-C1-S8-FundraisingLtr.docx
M5-C2-ExA-Formatting.docx
M5-C2-ExB-Calories.docx
M5-C2-ExC-NativeLang.docx
M5-C2-S1-MayanCulture.docx
M5-C2-S8-MayanCulture.docx
M5-C3-ExA-PartyGuests.docx
M5-C3-ExB-JobNote.docx
M5-C3-ExC-Newsletter.docx
M5-C3-S1-HCRecipe.docx
M5-C3-S3-HCRecipe.docx
M5-C3-S7-HCRecipe.docx
M5-C4-ExA-Tragedy.docx
M5-C4-ExB-NRhyme.docx
M5-C4-ExC-Email.docx
M5-C4-S1-WorkSchedule.docx
M5-C4-S5-WorkScheduleFinal.docx
M5-EOM-P1-TunaSalad.docx
M5-EOM-P2-SalesReportLtr.docx

Folder Name: Module6-Excel
M6-C2-ExA-Tip.xlsx
M6-C2-ExB-Invoice.xlsx
M6-C2-ExC-UtilBudget.xlsx
M6-C2-S1-DailySales.xlsx
M6-C3-ExA-Tip.xlsx
M6-C3-ExB-Quotes.xlsx
M6-C3-ExC-Sales.xlsx
M6-C3-S1-MajorDonors.xlsx
M6-C4-ExA-Budget.xlsx
M6-C4-ExB-Temperatures.xlsx
M6-C4-ExC-Sales.xlsx
M6-C4-S1-CocoaProduction.xlsx
M6-C4-S3-CocoaProduction.xlsx
M6-EOM-P1-Population.xlsx
M6-EOM-P3-Steel.xlsx

Folder Name: Module7-Access
M7-C1-ExA-Jewelry.accdb
M7-C1-ExB-Books.accdb
M7-C1-ExC-CommunityService.accdb
M7-C1-Members.acccdb
M7-C2-ExA-Jewelry.accdb
M7-C2-ExB-Books.accdb
M7-C2-ExC-CommunityService.accdb
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M7-C3-Members.accdb
M7-C3-ExA-Jewelry.accdb
M7-C3-ExB-Books.accdb
M7-C3-ExC-CommunityService.accdb
M7-EOM-P1-Movie.accdb
M7-EOM-P2-ComputerSupport.accdb
M7-EOM-P3-Cars.accdb

Folder Name: Module8-PowerPoint
M8-C1-ExA-AboutPowerPoint.pptx
M8-C1-ExB-EffectivePresentations.pptx
M8-C1-ExC-PhoneChanges.pptx
M8-C1-S4-FairTrade.pptx
M8-C1-S8-FairTrade.pptx
M8-C2-ExA-GWHSMusicProg.pptx
M8-C2-S1-AboutChocMuseum.pptx
M8-C3-ExA-MusicIndustry.pptx
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