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sarasara

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Discuss the common uses of automated calendaring systems (electronic calendars).
 
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It it quite common for employers to post statements that the company is a bilingual company or office and to post pictures of bilingual employees for visitor's convenience.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false.



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Answer to Question 1

Automated calendaring systems allow you to have an accurate, up-to-the-minute schedule. You can also enter
items in the tickler file, add reminders, and note any items that need to be acted on at a definite time of the day. The
page on the screen looks the same as the page in a desk calendar. You can select a meeting time by comparing your
manager's schedule with that of others on the network who make their calendars available.

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