Book description
Get the fast facts that make learning Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 plain and simple! This no-nonsense guide uses easy numbered steps and concise, straightforward language that show the most expedient ways to learn a skill or solve a problem.
Table of contents
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Microsoft® Office Outlook® 2007 Plain & Simple
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- Acknowledgments
- 1. Introduction: About This Book
- 2. What’s New in Outlook 2007
- 3. Getting Started
- 4. Writing and Sending E-Mail
- 5. Receiving and Reading E-Mail
- 6. Using RSS Feeds in Outlook
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7. Working with Contacts
- Adding a New Contact
- Inserting Items into a Contact Record
- Viewing Your Contacts Folder
- Viewing Contact Information
- Updating an Existing Contact
- Finding a Contact
- Organizing Your Contacts
- Communicating with Contacts
- Scheduling Meetings and Tasks for a Contact
- Sharing Contact Information
- Recording Journal Entries
- 8. Managing a Calendar
- 9. Working with Tasks
- 10. Working with Notes
- 11. Using the Journal
- 12. Managing Items and Folders
- 13. Managing Your Outlook Files
- 14. Customizing Outlook
- About the Author
- Choose the Right Book for You
- Index
- About the Author
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Product information
- Title: Microsoft® Office Outlook® 2007 Plain & Simple
- Author(s):
- Release date: January 2007
- Publisher(s): Microsoft Press
- ISBN: 9780735622944
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