Microsoft Outlook 2000 New User
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This course has been designed to introduce the delegate to all the different components within Microsoft Outlook 2000. The course will cover all the features and functions shown below. This will enable the delegate to become competent users of this desktop information management program and to organise and share information with other users.
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at the end of the course the delegate will be able to . . . . .
Introduction to Outlook - identify and understand the components of Outlook
Send Mail Messages - send a mail message, address the mail message, set delivery & read notifications, attach documents to the message, send carbon & blind copies, spell check
Receive Mail Messages - read a mail message, read an attachment, save an attachment, reply to a mail message, forward a mail message, delete a mail messages, print a mail message
Mail Message options - set delivery and tracking options, mark messages with importance & sensitivity flags, find mail messages, create and use an AutoSignature
Folders - create folders, move messages to folders
Address Books - use the Global Address Book, add Personal Address Book entries
Calendar - schedule appointments, move & delete appointments, set appointment reminders, set recurring appointments, change appointment views, create appointment views, filter appointments, move appointments to specific dates, scheduling events, use the Meeting Planner, set calendar options
Tasks - set a new task, set start & due dates for the task, set the task status & priority, set task reminders, send a task request
Contacts - create a new contact, create a new contact for an existing company, create messages, meetings and tasks for a contact, changing the contact form
Journal - use the Journal, create a Journal entry, set the Journal to automatically record
Notes - create and using notes
