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| Microsoft Outlook Foundation | |
| Objectives and Overview | |
| Outlook functions as desktop information manager including managing files and folders and a mail message centre. On completion of this half-day course, delegates will be able to navigate Outlook, get help, send and read e-mail, set and keep track of their appointments, tasks and contacts, post Notes, print and organise their Outlook desktop. |
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| Who should attend? | |
| This course is intended for new or recent Outlook users who need to get to grips with using the essentials of this electronic desktop information management system in a short space of time. | |
| Course prerequisites | |
| None; proficiency in using a mouse and a keyboard is advantageous. | |
| Setting Up Outlook | |
| Creating a User Profile Adding, Changing, and Removing Services Selecting a User Profile when Outlook Starts | |
| Touring the Outlook Window | |
| Opening Outlook Closing Outlook Touring the Outlook Window Using Menus | |
| Sending and Receiving E-mail | |
| Introducing the Inbox Reading Messages Printing Messages Using AutoPreview and the Preview Pane Deleting Messages Organising the Inbox | |
| Using the Contacts Folder | |
| Whats in the Contacts Folder? Deleting and Restoring Records Organising Contacts Using Additional Contact Features | |
| Using the Outlook Calendar | |
| Whats in the Calendar Folder? Scheduling Appointments Deleting Appointments Organising Appointments Using the TaskPad | |
| Using the Task List | |
| Whats in the Tasks Folder? Deleting Tasks Changing the Task View Organising Tasks | |
| Using Notes | |
| Creating Notes Copying Notes Forwarding Notes Deleting Notes | |
| Additional Topics | |
| Creating a Letter for a Contact Connecting to the Internet | |
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