Microsoft Outlook 2007
Subtitle: on Windows Vista
By: Denise Seguin
Series: Benchmark series (Saint Paul, Minn.)
Publisher: Paradigm
Published: 2008
Place of publication: St. Paul, MN
Language: eng
Number of pages: 276
ISBN-13: 9780763830168
Subjects: Time management; Computer programs; Personal information management; Microsoft Outlook
Other titles: Microsoft outlook two thousand seven; Outlook 2007; Outlook two thousand seven
Description: "Microsoft Outlook 2007 is an information management application that provides tools to send and receive e-mail, organize schedules and events, and maintain contacts lists, to-do lists, and notes. After successfully completing a course using this textbook, students will be able to compose, send, and respond to e-mail messages, including attachments, schedule meetings and appointments and maintain monthly calendars, manage contacts information and coordinate the data with e-mail and scheduling functions, use Outlook's Task feature to track information about jobs, and customize Outlook tools to meet individual information management needs"--Page 1.
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: 1. Using Outlook for e-mail. Starting Outlook for the first time; title: Exploring the Outlook window; title: Navigating Outlook components; title: Creating and sending e-mail messages; title: Opening, printing, replying to, and forwarding messages; title: Deleting messages; title: Attaching files to messages; title: Using the Outlook 2007 address book; title: Assigning message options in the message window; title: Flagging messages for follow-up; title: Creating a signature; title: Finding messages using instant search; title: Arranging messages in the content pane; title: Applying color categories to messages; title: Managing folders; title: Creating a rule to move messages to a folder automatically; title: Understanding the junk e-mail and phishing filters; title: Using help; title: 2. Using calendar for scheduling. Scheduling appointments and events; title: Changing the calendar view; title: Applying color categories to appointments; title: Automatic formatting with color; title: Scheduling meetings; title: Changing calendar options; title: Working with more than one calendar; title: 3. Managing contacts. Adding contacts; title: Editing contacts; title: Adding new contacts from existing contacts; title: Using the details and all fields tabs; title: Adding pictures to contacts; title: Flagging a contact for follow-up; title: Sorting contacts; title: Filtering contacts; title: Applying color categories to contacts; title: Finding a contact; title: Changing the current view; title: Changing contact options; title: Sending e-mail messages to contacts; title: Scheduling appointments and meetings from contacts; title: Creating a distribution list; title: 4. Creating tasks and notes. Creating and updating tasks; title: Assigning a task to someone else; title: Changing the task view to create task lists; title: Changing task options; title: Creating and editing notes; title: Assigning a color category to a note; title: Changing note options; title: Changing the note view; title: Assigning a note to a contact and forwarding a note; title: 5. Customizing, integrating, and archiving Outlook components. Using and customizing Outlook today; title: Specifying the startup folder; title: Setting e-mail options; title: Changing the mail format; title: Customizing desktop alerts; title: Understanding search folders; title: Marking Outlook items private; title: Performing an e-mail merge to multiple contacts; title: Creating a personal folders file; title: Archiving folders; title: Compacting PST files; title: Backing up the PST file.