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Be about + to-infinitive refers to arranged actions that happen in the immediate future. It is often used with just:

Hurry up! The ceremony is about to begin!
"Do you have a minute?" "I'm sorry, I'm just about to leave."

Present perfect with JUST

The present perfect tense is used for recently completed actions, usually with the word just:

I have just started a typing course.

If the exact time is mentioned, the past simple is used: