Practical Evaluation - Microsoft Outlook 2000

The 'Outlook Today' Folder Opening the 'Outlook Today' Folder Removing a Task Modifying a Task Customizing the 'Outlook Today' Folder Moving Items Creating/Sending Messages Based on a Contact Creating/Sending Messages Based on an Appointment Creating Meetings Based on a Task Creating/Sending Files by E-mail Deleting an Item Outlook View Options Displaying the 'Contacts' Folder Changing the Current View Grouping Contact Names Displaying the 'Inbox' Folder Grouping Messages Expanding a Group Displaying Messages Received in the Last Seven Days Changingthe Default Appearance of a Folder Moving Fields Displaying the View Pane Context Menu Opening the 'Show Fields' Dialog Box Adding a Field to the View Pane Moving a Field Removing a Field Grouping Messages Groups/Sub-Groups Field Options Creating a Custom Field Locating Information Displaying the 'Find' Button Defining Search Criteria Performing an Advanced Search Defining Advanced Search Criteria Moving through the 'Advanced Find' Box Starting an Advanced Search		Setting a Password Preparing to Set a Password The 'Personal Folders Properties' Dialog Box Displaying the 'Personal Folders' Dialog Box Setting a Password Using the Password to Access Outlook Formatting Text in Outlook Displaying the 'My Shortcuts' Group Items Displaying the 'Drafts' Folder Contents Formatting a Message Obtaining an Overview of the Formatting Checking Spelling Displaying the 'Drafts' Folder Contents Displaying the Spell Check Options Launching the Spelling Corrector in a Message Replacing a Misspelled Word Ignoring the Occurrence of a Word Selecting a Suggestion Adding a Word to the Dictionary Ignoring Every Occurrence of a Word Printing Information The 'Print' Dialog Box Changing Print Setting Options Setting Print Options Obtaining a Print Preview Launching the Print Process
Practical Evaluation Microsoft Outlook 2000 - Module 3 MOU00ACCP3P

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Basic Knowledge of Microsoft Outlook 2000		Knowledge evaluated

1 - 2 hours


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