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Excel 2007

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PowerPoint 2003

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Word 2007

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Visual Basic 6.0: Database Access

Windows Vista

InDesign CS

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Photoshop CS3 Basic

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Photoshop CS3 Advanced

 

 

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Microsoft Outlook 2003

The only way you are going to be able to improve the way you manage information, communicate with others, and organize your work with Outlook is if you know how to use it! This comprehensive course enables you to master all the functions of the most powerful collaboration tool available today.

Whether you are new to Outlook, upgrading from a previous release or need to obtain your MOS certification, through step-by-step instructions, this course enables you to master Outlook 2003.

Instructor: Diane Poremsky

  • Author of Microsoft Press's Outlook books
  • Internationally recognized Outlook expert
  • Industry Leading IT Trainer
  • Microsoft Certified Instructor

Course Outline

Outlook 2003 Level 1

Introduction to Outlook

  • Starting Outlook
  • Getting to Know the Outlook Interface
  • Exploring Outlook
  • Using the Reading Pane
  • Creating New Folders
  • Using a Toolbar
  • Using Outlook Today
  • Using Views

Sending Email

  • Composing a New Message
  • Formatting a Message
  • Replying to & Forwarding Messages
  • Redirecting Responses Automatically
  • Message Options
  • Attachments

Using Address Books

  • Adding & Editing a Contact
  • Sending a Message from the Address Book
  • Creating & Using Distribution Lists
  • Importing & Exporting Address Books
  • Displaying Contacts in Various Views

Printing in Outlook

  • Printing Items in Outlook
  • Print Options

Cleaning up Outlook

  • Deleting Items
  • Recovering Deleted Items

Getting Help

  • Getting Help & Online Help

Outlook 2003 Level 2

Using the Calendar

  • Setting Up your Work Schedule
  • Calendar Views & Display Options
  • Additional Display Settings
  • Other Users’ Folders / Shared Calendars

Planning Meetings & Appts.

  • Creating, Editing, & Recurring Appts.
  • Setting Appt. Reminders
  • Meeting Requests
  • Finding an Appointment

Using Tasks

  • Creating a Task
  • Task Request
  • Scheduling Time for A Task
  • Setting Task Default Options

Using the Journal

  • Creating a Journal Entry
  • Creating Automatic Journal Entries
  • Editing a Journal Entry
  • Working with Journal Entry Views

Using Notes

  • Creating & Using Notes
  • Configuring & Viewing Notes

Organizing Messages

  • Using Organize
  • Creating Personal Folders
  • Moving & Copying Messages
  • Automating Your Mailbox

Toolbars

  • Customizing Tool Bars
  • Creating a New Toolbar button

Customizing Views

  • Creating Custom Views
  • Using Views

Using Outlook’s Anti-Spam Tools

  • Enabling Outlook’s Junk Email

Assigning Delegates

  • Delegate Permissions
  • Sharing Folders

Outlook 2003 Level 3

Advanced Mail Message Options

  • Automatic Spell Checking
  • Creating a Signature in Outlook
  • Setting the Default Message Font
  • Setting the Default Stationary

Finding, Recalling, & Resending Messages

  • Finding Mail Messages
  • Using Activities Tab
  • Search Folders
  • Recalling & Resending

Archiving Outlook Data

  • Using AutoArchiving
  • Retrieving Archived Items
  • Disabling AutoArchive
  • Setting Archive Properties for Items

Public Folders

  • Creating a Public Folder
  • Public Folder Conversations
  • Public Folders

Multiple Email Account

  • Creating Additional Email Accounts

 


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