Microsoft Office Outlook 2003: Level 1

Course Length: 1 Day(s)

 

Prerequisites: This course assumes that you are familiar with using personal computers and have used a mouse and keyboard; basic typing skills

are recommended. You should be comfortable in the Windows environment and be able to use Windows to manage information on your computer.

Specifically, you should be able to: launch and close programs; navigate to information stored on the computer; and manage files and folders. The following courses are recommended, or you should have equivalent knowledge of: Windows XP Professional: Level 1 Windows XP Professional: Level 2 Windows XP: Introduction

Windows 2000: Introduction

 

Course Content

 


Lesson 1: Getting Started with Outlook

      Log On to Outlook 6

      The Outlook Environment 7

      Compose and Send a Simple Message 23

      Open a Message 11

      Reply to a Message 13

      Print a Message 12

      Delete a Message 17

Lesson 2: Composing Messages

      Address a Message 25

      Format a Message 24

      Check Spelling and Grammar

      Attach a File 27

      Forward a Message 15

Lesson 3: Managing Mail

      Open and Save an Attachment 18

      Flag a Message 29

      Create a Folder 39

      Move Messages to a Folder

      Copy Messages to Folders

      Delete a Folder

Lesson 4: Scheduling Appointments

      The Outlook Calendar

      Schedule an Appointment

      Assign a Category to an Appointment

      Update Calendar Entries

Lesson 5: Scheduling Meetings

      Schedule a Meeting

      Reply to a Meeting Request

      Propose a New Meeting Time

      Track Meeting Responses

      Update a Meeting Request

      Cancel a Meeting Request

      Print the Calendar

Lesson 6: Managing Contacts

      Add a Contact 41

      Sort Contacts 45

      Find a Contact 46

      Generate a Map

      Edit a Contact

      Delete a Contact

      Print Contacts 50

Lesson 7: Managing Tasks

      Create a Task

      Edit a Task

      Update a Task

Lesson 8: Using Notes

      Create a Note

      Edit a Note

      Copy a Note


 

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