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Outlook
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Introduction to
Outlook 97: |
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1: Getting to Know Microsoft Outlook.
What is Microsoft Outlook?
The Outlook Window
Navigating in Outlook
Navigating in Outlook
Getting Help
Ending an Outlook Session
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3: Special Mail Features in Outlook
Word as the E-mail Editor
The Personal Address Book
Editing the Personal Address Book
Composing Messages Using Address Book
AutoSignature
The SpellChecker
Finding Items
Filtering Items
Speed Up with the Right Mouse Button
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2: Getting Started with Mail Features.
Composing Messages
Handling Messages
Receiving Messages
Reading Messages
Replying to a Message
Closing a Message
Saving a Draft Message
Deleting Messages
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4: The Outlook Calendar and Task List.
Introduction to the Calendar Component
Moving Around the Calendar
Viewing Dates
Create (or Schedule) an Appointment.
Manage Appointments
Appointment Reminders
Recurring Appointments
Manage Recurring Appointments
Introduction to the TaskPad
Using Tasks
Creating a Task
Deleting and Restoring a Task
Making a Task Recurring
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Introduction to Outlook 98: |
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1: Getting to Know Microsoft Outlook.
What is Microsoft Outlook?
The Outlook Window
Navigating in Outlook
Navigating in Outlook
The Preview Pane
Getting Help
Ending an Outlook Session
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3: Special Mail Features in Outlook
Word as the E-mail Editor
The Personal Address Book
Editing the Personal Address Book
Composing Messages Using Address Book
AutoSignature and multiple signatures
The SpellChecker
Finding Items
Filtering Items
Speed Up with the Right Mouse Button
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2: Getting Started with Mail Features.
Composing Messages
Handling Messages
Receiving Messages
Reading Messages
Replying to a Message
Closing a Message
Saving a Draft Message
Deleting Messages
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4: The Outlook Calendar and Task List.
Introduction to the Calendar Component
Moving Around the Calendar
Viewing Dates
Create (or Schedule) an Appointment.
Manage Appointments
Appointment Reminders
Recurring Appointments
Manage Recurring Appointments
Introduction to the TaskPad
Using Tasks
Creating a Task
Deleting and Restoring a Task
Making a Task Recurring
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Introduction to Outlook 2000: |
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1: Getting to Know Microsoft Outlook.
What is Microsoft Outlook?
The Outlook Window
Navigating in Outlook
Navigating in Outlook
The Preview Pane
Getting Help
Ending an Outlook Session
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3: Special Mail Features in Outlook
Word as the E-mail Editor
The Personal Address Book
Editing the Personal Address Book
Composing Messages Using Address Book
AutoSignature
The SpellChecker
Finding Items
Filtering Items
Speed Up with the Right Mouse Button
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2: Getting Started with Mail Features.
Composing Messages
Handling Messages
Receiving Messages
Reading Messages
Replying to a Message
Closing a Message
Saving a Draft Message
Deleting Messages
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4: The Outlook Calendar and Task List.
Introduction to the Calendar Component
Moving Around the Calendar
Viewing Dates
Create (or Schedule) an Appointment.
Manage Appointments
Appointment Reminders
Recurring Appointments
Manage Recurring Appointments
Introduction to the TaskPad
Using Tasks
Creating a Task
Deleting and Restoring a Task
Making a Task Recurring
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Intermediate
Outlook 2000: |
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1: Optimise mail functions
Attaching Files to Message
Distribution Lists
Message Options
Flagging Messages
Colour-coding Messages
The Junk Mail Feature
The Inbox Assistant / The Rules Wizard
E-mail Stationery (preset templates)
E-mail Signature and using Multiple signatures
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3: Tracking work
with the journal and notes.
- The Outlook Journal
- Recording Activities Manually
- Working with Notes
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2: The Outlook contacts feature
Introduction
Adding Contacts Manually
Selecting and Editing an Address Card
Using the Contacts File as Feature
Changing The Contacts Folder Views
Accessing Contacts Directly
Enhanced mail merge (using Outlook as the starting
point)
E-Mailing Contacts vCards to other users
Contacts: Automatic Map of Contact's Address
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4: Scheduling and time management with calendar.
Sharing your Calendar on a Network
Using Calendar Options with shared calendars
Scheduling Meetings
Inviting a Contact to a Meeting
Responding to a Meeting Request
Reviewing Meeting Information
Sharing your Calendar on the Internet
The Internet Calendar (iCalendar)
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Outlook 2000 - New Features: |
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1: Appearance and Fundamentals
The Outlook Screen
The Preview Pane
The 2000 Screen
Cosmetic Changes
The Help System in 2000
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3: Mail Creativity and Management
Word as the E-mail Editor
Colour-coding Messages
Processing Messages (Sending and Reading)
E-mail Signature and using Multiple signatures
Collect and Paste
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2: New Outlook Components
Web related Components and Folder Home Pages
The Junk E-Mail Feature
The Rules Wizard
Integration with other Programs
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4: Miscellaneous New Features
What's new in Contacts
Enhanced mail merge (using Outlook as the starting
point)
Contacts: Automatic Map of Contact's Address
The Internet Calendar (iCalendar)
What else is new in the Calendar
Outlook 2000 Program Performance
Miscellaneous Program Upgrade Items
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