Description
Book SynopsisMicrosoft Outlook in its various guises is the preferred e-mail application for millions of computer users. This compact guide is written for those who know their way around the application but require assistance occasionally for tasks they are unsure about.
Table of ContentsIntroduction Conventions Used in This Book Part I: Understanding Outlook The Outlook Interface How Outlook Stores Information Folders and Items Views Forms Shortcut Menus Using Categories Address Books Accounts Profiles Part II: General Tasks Finding Your Stuff Organizing Your Stuff Using the Outlook Bar Configuring Other Options Changing Views Customizing Menus and Toolbars Part III: Mail Tasks Setting Up Email Accounts Creating and Using Messages Viewing Messages Attaching Items to Messages Using Signatures and Stationery Managing Messages Using Rules Taming Junk Email Part IV: Calendar Tasks Creating and Managing Calendar Items Planning Meetings and Using Group Views Changing Calendar Views Part V: Contacts Tasks Creating and Editing Contacts Using Contacts Linking Contacts with Other Items Changing Contact Views Part VI: Task List Tasks Creating and Managing Tasks Delegating Tasks Viewing Tasks Part VII: Notes Tasks Part VIII: Journal Tasks Part IX: Outlook Reference Command Reference Important File Locations Views and Print Styles Internet Headers Startup Switches Keyboard Shortcuts Part X: Outlook Resources Internet Sites Books Outlook Tools Index
