e Pro Module's

<div class="body"> <p> Help! </p> <p> My computers now have Vista (which I actually like) and Microsoft has replaced Outlook Express with a new program called Windows Live Mail. I have never used Outlook. The e-PRO course uses Outlook in the training modules. How do I handle those questions? </p> <p> Thanks for your help, </p> <p> Linda Eaton </p> </div>

<p> Hi, I am currently attempting to complete the e pro course. My problem is each individual Module explains what the e pro should know and goes on to elaborate on the different attributes of the e pro. They outline the areas in which an e pro should be proficient etc. I feel a little lost. For example I feel like they may just as easily have said Dr Pro. Then in order to become a doctor go to a choice of different universities and when you have knowledge in all the areas we identified you should be proficient in, you can come back and take our Dr pro exam. I&#39;m a little lost and I&#39;m trying to figure out if there&#39;s any regimented format I can follow in order to get through my course and avoid surfing the web indefinitely?? I am using a printed copy of the 4 modules and looking for a systematic means by which I can complete?? As in go to 123 and complete AB&amp;C. Then move on. I might have missed something in as much as how to complete the modules?? Is there any formatted e pro courses available or must I learn everything the modules refer to through my own research???? Is HomeTown my only learning resource or should I be attending some e pro site that I&#39;ve misplaced?? Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Please feel free to e mail me at: BrianBuru@aol.com </p>