The+Dirty+Dozen

Situations:
 * You are a new employee and need to get clued in how Redmond works from a technology standpoint.
 * You are on a technology IEP and need a lot of modifications and accomodations.
 * You stated 15 years ago that technology was just a fad (opps guess you were wrong). Now you wish you had paid attention during all those inservices.

So what are the dozen (give or take a couple) tech skills that someone who fits any of the above scenarios must have? Add your thoughts below.
 * How to create an appointment and/or meeting request using outlook
 * Understand what all the different drives in the network are used for and who can access which ones.
 * How to make folders and manage their files on the Z: drive.
 * Put in a technology work order. Why is my workorder login different from my network login?
 * Know how to transfer the projection unit from document camera to computer.
 * How do I login to the domain? How do I login from home?
 * How do I get my email from home?
 * How to create contact groups within Outlook
 * How to open and send attachments--including making changes to an attachment and then sending it back
 * Burning material to a CD
 * Thumb/Flash Drive--what are they and how could I use one?
 * Use SubFinder on-line to request a substitute
 * Use Microsoft Excel to create graphs
 * How can I recover files that were just deleted?
 * Can I access eSIS from home?
 * How do I make a basic PowerPoint with a background, pictures/clipart and legible font?
 * How do I hook up my computer? How do I plug in the keyboard, mouse, monitor, network cord, etc...
 * What is a UNC path? What is a URL? What is a TLA?