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Outlook 2010 Essential Training

via LinkedIn Learning

Overview

Learn everything you need to know to use Outlook, the most widely used email and calendaring app in the world.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Stay organized and collaborate effectively with Outlook
1. Get Started and Connect Accounts
  • Navigate the interface
  • Add and remove accounts
2. Read Mail
  • Read mail and use the Focused Inbox
  • Customize the Inbox
  • Customize the Ribbon
  • Save attachments from a message
  • Search mail
  • Ignore conversations and flag mail as junk
3. Organize Mail
  • Flag, snooze, and pin messages
  • Organize mail into folders and favorites
  • Use Quick Steps to process messages
  • Process messages with mail rules
  • Delete, restore, archive, and sweep mail
4. Create and Send Mail
  • Create and format a new message
  • Reply, forward, and share message to Teams
  • Highlight text for faster actions
  • Create and use an email signature
  • Turn on automatic replies
5. Work with Contacts
  • Create new contacts
  • Create contact lists
6. Use the Outlook Accessibility Features
  • Features for Outlook users with disabilities
  • Create accessible content
7. Work with the Calendar
  • Change the look of the calendar
  • Create an appointment and an all-day event
  • Use categories to visually organize
  • Create a meeting
  • Chair a meeting
  • Respond to a meeting invitation
  • Create, open, and share calendars
8. Work with To Do, Settings, and My Day
  • Create and assign To Dos
  • Set general Outlook options
  • Use My Day and notifications
Conclusion
  • Microsoft 365 is so much more than Outlook

Taught by

Karen Fredricks

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