Learn how to leverage the power of Outlook to stay on top of all your important connections.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- Getting started
- Touring the Outlook interface
- Exploring the Ribbon
- Exploring the Navigation and Status bars
- An overview of adding accounts
- Adding an IMAP, Exchange, or POP account automatically
- Adding an IMAP, Exchange, or POP account manually
- Adding a Facebook and LinkedIn account using the Social Connector
- Adding an RSS feed
- Connecting to an iCloud account
- Connecting with SkyDrive
- Reading mail
- Customizing the inbox
- Saving attachments from a message
- Searching mail
- Flagging messages as junk mail
- Finding messages quickly
- Using conditional formatting to change font and color
- Creating follow-up flags and color categories
- Organizing mail into folders
- Using Quick Steps to process messages
- Using mail rules to process messages
- Cleaning up your mailbox
- Creating a new message
- Replying to and forwarding a message
- Formatting a message
- Creating voting buttons in a message
- Adding signatures
- Sending an out-of-office or autoreply email
- Exploring delivery options
- Creating personal stationery
- Exploring other mail settings
- Introducing the Address Book
- Creating a new contact
- Creating a new contact group
- Assigning a category to a contact
- Searching for contacts quickly
- Moving and copying contacts into folders
- Sharing contact data with others
- Getting driving directions to a contact's address
- Introducing the calendar
- Creating an appointment and a reminder
- Creating a meeting
- Chairing a meeting
- Responding to a meeting invitation
- Opening other calendars
- Printing, emailing, and sharing the calendar
- Setting calendar preferences
- Introducing tasks
- Creating and assigning tasks
- Creating notes
- Exporting PST and OST data files
- Reusing text by creating Quick Parts
- Inserting pictures, charts, and screenshots into messages and calendar entries
- Setting language preferences
- Setting advanced general Outlook options
- Next steps
Taught by
Jess Stratton