Window 2000 pro has a CD that accompanies the install CD, called "getting
started", it has a tutorial which also has a test. I haven't looked into
XP-Pro, but I would assume it has the same. As far as the server versions,
you may want to have your staff attend local community college
courses....they generally last only a few nights, cost $40 bucks or so and
cover most genially available aspects of the OS.
Read and use the provided material. I am always surprised how often people
with questions have not taken advantage of all the free stuff that comes
with software. Help, readme files, etc...
When I did our initial migration from 95/98 desktop to W2K-Pro, I our
Accounting and HR staff review the CD and do the test, it was on the "honor"
system. I know some of them fudged on the honor part, but at least they read
some of the info. Cut down a lot on support calls.
,
"Emma" <> wrote in message
news:183401c388d3$5af8fd10$...
> Could anyone tell me if Microsoft (or any other reputable
> company) produce software that tests staff's general
> computer competency. My company want to test all staff on
> general windows 2000 and all the office 2000 packages to
> determine which staff require extra training.
> thanks for your help
> emma
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