This tutorial, aimed at beginners, will talk you through how to send an email to a contact in the database. You will learn how to work through the Emailer, using the ribbon to change the settings.

This tutorial, aimed at beginners, will talk you through how to search for contacts within the database using information contained within their records. You will learn how to work through the Search & Mailings facility, using the ribbon to make your selection.

This tutorial will show you how you can quickly look up and open a record, finding it by name. This method applies to candidates, clients, companies, vacancies and CVs.

This tutorial will show you the different elements of the interface and how to use the Desktop and Main Menu.

This tutorial is aimed at anyone new to Recruit Studio and will discuss the concepts involved and tools available.

If you are a new user or have just converted to the 2007 version of Recruit Studio, this tutorial is essential viewing. The aim of the tutorial is to show you how to customise the menus within the package as well as edit the sectors, job titles, segments and key skills.

This tutorial will show you how to add a new username to Recruit Studio.

This tutorial will show you how to add a password to the Admin user, or any other user.

This tutorial will show you how to make a new email template so all your users can send standard emails.

This tutorial will guide you through importing a CV from an email or other location on your PC.

This tutorial will show you how to search the CVs in your database using the free-text search tool. You don't need any candidate records to do this, just CVs in the database.

This tutorial will show you how to create a candidate record using a CV that has been imported. You should watch the tutorial titled 'Import a CV' first.

This tutorial will show you how to format a candidate's CV after it has been imported to the CV database. You will then learn how to select the formated CV as the public version, which will be sent to clients.

This tutorial will show you how you can email a candidate's public CV to a client. This method is intended for when you do not yet have a vacany, and so concerns only a candidate and client.

This tutorial will show you how to email a CV to a client from within the candidate record. A log will be created, cross-referenced between the candidate and client.

This tutorial will show you how to put a candidate forward for a specific vacancy so that a link is made between the two. After this step, you may like to find out how to send CVs to the client or arrange an interview.

This tutorial will show you how to follow up on CVs emailed to clients and interviews that have taken place. You will learn how to make a list of clients to call using the Sales Calls functions.

This tutorial will show you how set a reminder to call a contact, a function known as Call Backs. You will be shown how to arrange a Call Back as well as how to manage your calls using the Diary.

This tutorial, for intermediate level users, will show you how to search for candidates using the Search & Mailings function. You will be shown how to search using a combination of key skills chosen from a list. You are advised to watch the video on getting started with searching first.

This tutorial, progressing from searching by key skills, will show you how to build complex searches for candidates using multiple criteria such as job title and proximity by UK postcode. The principles can be applied to searching for clients too.

This tutorial, aimed at new users, will show you the layout of the company and client record and discuss how they relate to each other.

This tutorial, aimed at new users, will show you how to create a new company record.

This tutorial, aimed at new users, will show you how to create a new client record from within a company.

This tutorial, aimed at business owners or managers, will show you how to run a Key Performance Indicators report by interpreting data from Sales Calls per consultant per week.