Your Marketing Tools:
Microsoft® Windows® 95
Microsoft® Office
Microsoft Publisher
Microsoft Internet Explorer
Microsoft FrontPage(tm)
Internet Assistants for Microsoft Office
(Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft PowerPoint)
Microsoft Office Viewers (Microsoft
Excel, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft PowerPoint)
Microsoft Internet Information Server
Traditional Marketing Products
Microsoft Windows 95 operating system is your
foundation for easy and fast access to whatever software you need to
accomplish
your marketing tasks. The Start button, Taskbar, and available Help files will
show you where and how to use your Microsoft software.
Microsoft Office, an integrated suite of applications
that help you do
your everyday tasks easier, allows you to target and customize your
marketing projects through:
Databases. Store customer
information
in Microsoft Access (available in Office
Professional).
Mail merge contact names into
customer letters created in
Microsoft
Word
Results. Analyze your customer
responses to these letters in a
Microsoft Excel spreadsheet
Presentations. Create and deliver
professional, targeted presentations using Microsoft
PowerPoint
Microsoft Publisher
is your new marketing and creative department:
Publisher's PageWizard design assistants walk you step-by-step through
creating memorable marketing materials like a customer newsletter,
promotional flyer, brochure, or your business cards and letterhead.
Microsoft Publisher is a great companion to Microsoft Office as it's
easy to share information across these applications.
Internet Marketing Products
Microsoft Internet Explorer
- it's a free, downloadable browser
developed for Windows 95, Windows 3.1, or Macintosh systems. First,
download Internet Explorer for the best viewing experience (click on name
above), connect to the Internet, and then check out how other businesses are
marketing themselves on the Web.
Microsoft FrontPage(tm):
This application provides users with a fast and
easy way to develop and maintain high-quality web sites without having
to understand programming. Its client/server architecture supports
authoring, scripting, and management of a web site over the Internet,
across a LAN, or even on a personal workstation.