10 Minute Guide to Outlook 97

10 Minute Guide to Outlook 97
by Sue Plumley

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By necessity, a ten-minute guide is going to be two things: topical and quick. This book steers you quickly through Outlook's many basic components, using easy-to-understand language, screen shots, and quick tips to make its points. You'll find several chapters devoted to using Outlook's Inbox and Outbox, managing e-mail messages (including Internet mail), and setting up a Personal Address Book. The author goes on to introduce the program's Calendar, Contacts, Tasks, Journal, and Notes sections; show you how to use the Tools/Options dialog to customize your Outlook setup; explain how to back up your data; and finally, show how to use OLE to integrate Outlook with Microsoft Office applications. A primer on using Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0 rounds out this useful book.

Book Description
This quick guide offers simple, practical help for busy people who need fast results. Through goal-oriented 10-minute lessons, users learn Outlook essentials for time and information management: managing email, scheduling your calendar, organizing daily tasks, and connecting to Microsoft on the Web support. 10 minutes is all you need to learn how to: read, save, and answer mail messages; set up your personal address book; set message and delivery options; navigate the calendar and set up appointments; create a contacts list; integrate items with ease; share data with Office applications; archive important items; and create an Internet e-mail address.

Book Info
Teaches you how to read, save, and answer mail messages, set up your own personal address book, set message and delivery options, navigate the calendar and set up appointments, create a contacts list, share data with Office applications and create an Internet e-mail address. Paper.

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This quick guide offers simple, practical help for busy people who need fast results. Through goal-oriented 10-minute lessons, users learn Outlook essentials for time and information management: managing email, scheduling your calendar, organizing daily tasks, and connecting to Microsoft on the Web support. 10 minutes is all you need to learn how to: read, save, and answer mail messages; set up your personal address book; set message and delivery options; navigate the calendar and set up appointments; create a contacts list; integrate items with ease; share data with Office applications; archive important items; and create an Internet e-mail address.

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