Practical Evaluation - Microsoft Outlook 2000

Discovering the Outlook Screen Opening Outlook Hiding the Office Assistant Exploring the Outlook Window Outlook Menus The Standard Toolbar The 'Advanced' Toolbar Displaying the Folder List The Outlook Bar Moving Around on the Outlook Bar Selecting a Folder Resizing the Outlook Bar Icons Adding/Removing Groups Adding/Removing Folders Creating and Sending Messages Displaying a Message Box The Message Box Options The 'Message Options' Dialog Box The Follow Up Indicator Flag The 'Outbox' Folder The 'Sent Items' Folder Messages - Copies and Blind Copies Opening a Message Box The 'To'/'Cc'/'Bcc' Fields Adding Names to the 'To' Field Adding Names to the 'Cc' Field Adding Names to the 'Bcc' Field Selecting Multiple Names Sending the Message Consulting/Answering Messages Consulting a Message Options for Checking for New Messages Message Icons The 'Rules Wizard' Replying to Messages		Attaching Files to Messages Attaching a File to a Message Opening an Attached File Saving an Attached Message Flagging Messages for Follow-Up Inserting a Follow-Up Flag The 'Flag to' Field The 'Due by' Field Using the Date Navigator Deleting a Follow-Up Flag Organizing Mail Messages Creating a Sub-Folder Moving Messages Into a Folder Using the 'Organize' Tool Using the 'Organize' Tool to Create a Rule Getting Help in Outlook The 'Help' Menu The 'What’s This?' Function The 'Office Assistant' Customizing the 'Office Assistant' Selecting Another 'Office Assistant'
Practical Evaluation Microsoft Outlook 2000 - Module 1 MOU00ACCP1P

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Basic Knowledge of Microsoft Outlook 2000		Knowledge evaluated

1 - 2 hours


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