Microsoft Outlook 2010 is one of the most popular applications for managing email, scheduling, tasks, and contacts. It consists of five (5) main sections – Mail, Calendar, Tasks, Contacts, Notes, and Journal – all of which are covered in this course, enabling users to get started with and efficiently use the entire application. Students learn to send, receive, and manage their email, as well as how to attach files to, format, and customize their email, and how to connect their messages to calendar items and contacts. They also learn how to manage their schedules and to-do lists, and to store and make effective use of their business and personal contacts. By the conclusion of the course, students understand how to use and customize the five main components of Outlook and will have the confidence and capacity to fully master the application through daily use. To begin learning today, simply click on the movie links.
Setting Up the E-mail Workspace
Composing a New E-mail Message
Setting Up Automatic Spell Check pt. 1
Setting Up Automatic Spell Check pt. 2
Creating an Out-of-the-Office Message
Delaying Messages and Directing Replies
Message Controls / Voting / Tracking
Sorting and Searching for Messages
Adding and Rearranging Columns
Creating Folders to Organize Mail pt. 1
Creating Folders to Organize Mail pt. 2
Setting Up E-mail - Handling Rules pt. 1
Setting Up E-mail - Handling Rules pt. 2
Working with Default Quick Steps
Creating and Using Multiple Calendars
Establishing Your Work Week and Hours
Controlling Reminders and Free / Busy Settings
Working with the Tasks and To-Do List Views
Printing Tasks and To-Do Lists
Using the Journal and Notes Features
Customizing Your Contacts View pt. 1
Customizing Your Contacts View pt. 2
Printing Your Contacts Database
Using Your Database for a Mail Merge pt. 1
Using Your Database for a Mail Merge pt. 2
Linking Contacts to Mail and Calendar Items
Customizing Toolbars and Menus
Set Up E-mail Alerts and Notifications
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