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Outlook 2003 for Dummies

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ISBN-10: 0764537598

ISBN-13: 9780764537592

Edition: 2003

Authors: Bill Dyszel

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* Covers everything the reader needs to know to organize e-mail, schedules, and other necessary information as conveniently and quickly as possible. * Includes information on sending and saving e-mail messages; managing e-mail with folder and filtering options; storing and viewing contacts and distribution lists; scheduling appointments; creating to-do lists with Outlook's built-in task feature; using electronic sticky notes; journaling day-to-day activities; and much more. * Outlook is the email client of choice for Office users, especially in business settings. * Microsoft Office has over 120 million users worldwide and currently holds 900f the market share for productivity suites.
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Book details

List price: $21.99
Copyright year: 2003
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
Publication date: 10/3/2003
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 384
Size: 7.75" wide x 9.50" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.232
Language: English

Introduction
About This Book
Foolish Assumptions
How This Book Is Organized
Conventions Used in This Book
Dialog boxes
Links
Keyboard shortcuts
Icons Used in This Book
Where to Go from Here
Getting the Competitive Edge with Outlook
Fundamental Features: How Did You Ever Do without Outlook?
Easy Ways to Do Anything in Outlook
Reading E-Mail
Answering E-Mail
Creating New E-Mail Messages
Sending a File
Entering an Appointment
Checking Your Calendar
Adding a Contact
Entering a Task
Taking Notes
Inside Outlook: Mixing, Matching, and Managing Information
Outlook and Other Programs
Enter the PIM
There's No Place Like Home: Outlook's Main Screen
Clicking Once: Outlook Toolbars
Getting Help in Outlook
On the Fast Track: Drag 'til You Drop
How to Drag
Creating E-Mail Messages
Creating Appointments from E-Mail
Creating Contact Records from E-Mail
Drag and Drop Dead: Deleting Stuff
Right Button Magic
Taming the E-Mail Beast
The Essential Secrets of E-Mail
Front Ends and Back Ends
Creating Messages
Reading and Replying to E-Mail Messages
That's Not My Department: Forwarding E-Mail
Deleting Messages
Saving Interrupted Messages
Saving a Message as a File
Postscript
E-Mail Tools You Can't Do Without
Nagging by Flagging
Saving Copies of Your Messages
Automatically Adding Your Name to a Reply
Setting Your Options
Sending Attachments
Creating Signatures for Your Messages
Conquering Your Mountain of Messages
Creating a New Mail Folder
Organizing Your E-Mail with Search Folders
Using (Electronic) Stationery
Using the Reading Pane
Using Rules
Filtering Junk E-Mail
Archiving
Arranging Your Messages
Managing Contacts, Dates, Tasks, and More
Your Little Black Book: Creating Contact Lists
Storing Names, Numbers, and Other Stuff
Viewing Contacts
Flagging Your Friends
Using Contact Information
Distribution Lists
The Calendar: How to Unleash Its Power
The Date Navigator: Really Getting Around
Meetings Galore: Scheduling Appointments
Getting a Good View of Your Calendar
Printing Your Appointments
Adding Holidays to Your Outlook Calendar
Task Mastery: Discovering All the Bells and Whistles
Using the Outlook Tasks List
Entering New Tasks
Editing Your Tasks
Managing Recurring Tasks
Marking Tasks Complete
Viewing Your Tasks
For the Record: Outlook Notes and Journal Entries
Writing a Note
Finding a Note
Reading a Note
Deleting a Note
Changing the Size of a Note
Changing Your Colors
Viewing Your Notes
The Reading Pane
Assigning a Category to Your Notes
Printing Your Notes
Changing Your Default Options for New Notes
Forwarding a Note
Keeping a Journal for Tidy Recordkeeping
Viewing Journal Entries for a Contact
Finding a Journal Entry
Printing Your Journal
Viewing the Journal
It's All in the Journal
Beyond the Basics: Tips and Tricks You Won't Want to Miss
Outlook Express: Getting the Scoop on Newsgroups
Finding Newsgroups
Subscribing to Newsgroups
Reading Newsgroup Messages
Replying to a Newsgroup Message
Posting a New Message
E-Mail for the Whole Family with Outlook Express
What You Need to Know to Use Outlook at Home
What's an ISP?
What about Cable Modems and DSL?
Picking a Provider
Setting Up Internet E-Mail Accounts
Dealing with Multiple Mail Accounts
Setting Up Directory Services
Setting up Outlook for Multiple Users
Making Outlook Your Own: Personalizing Forms
Adding a Standard Field to a Form
Using the Form You've Designed
Outlook at the Office
Big-Time Collaboration with Outlook
Collaborating with Outlook's Help
Collaborating with Outlook and Exchange
Viewing Two Calendars Side by Side
About Address Books
Going Public with Public Folders
Using SharePoint Team Services
Keeping Secrets Safe with Outlook Security
Getting a Digital ID
Sending Digitally Signed Messages
Receiving Digitally Signed Messages
Encrypting Messages
Other Security Programs for Outlook
See It Your Way: Organizing and Customizing Outlook
Hitting the Organize Button
Types of Views
Playing with Columns in Table or List View
Sorting
Grouping
Saving Custom Views
A Bridge from the Views
Customizing Outlook Menus and Toolbars
Work from Anywhere with Outlook Web Access
Getting Started with Outlook Web Access
Exchanging E-Mail
Using Your Calendar
Managing Contacts
Collaborating with Outlook Web Access
Using Public Folders
Options
Out of Office
The Part of Tens
Top Ten Accessories for Outlook
Palm Organizer
Microsoft Office
A Business-Card Scanner
A Large, Removable Disk Drive
CopyTalk
Nelson E-mail Organizer
Address Grabber
Quicken
MindManager
Dymo LabelWriter
Ten (Or So) Things You Can't Do with Outlook
The Top Ten List
Ten More Things Outlook Can't Do for You
Ten Things You Can Do After You're Comfy
Opening a Web Page from Outlook
Office E-Mail
AutoText
Themes
Creating a Form Letter from the Contacts List
Merging to E-Mail
Merging Selected Records
Selecting Dates as a Group
Turning on Additional Toolbars
Creating Your Own Type of Outlook Field
Ten Shortcuts Worth Taking
Using the New Item Tool
Sending a File to an E-Mail Recipient
Sending a File from a Microsoft Office Application
Taking a Note
Finding Something
Undoing Your Mistakes
Using the Go To Date Command
Adding Items to List Views
Sending Repeat Messages
Navigating with Browser Buttons
Index