Microsoft
Outlook
2003
Introduction

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Getting started

• what is Outlook? starting Outlook, the Outlook application window
• working with Outlook menus and toolbars
• working in the Navigation Pane, displaying help information
• exiting from Outlook

Sending and receiving mail messages

• creating and sending a mail message
• displaying and responding to a mail message
• printing a mail message
• attaching an external file to a mail message
• displaying the contents of a file attachment
• forwarding a mail message
• using follow-up flags
• formatting a mail message
• additional mail message topics

Manipulating and managing mail messages

• changing the inbox folder view
• regrouping the inbox listing
• creating a new folder, moving a mail message into a folder
• deleting a mail message, restoring a deleted mail message

Setting up appointments

• navigating through the calendar
• scheduling a single/recurring appointment
• editing an appointment, deleting an appointment
• scheduling an event, changing the calendar folder view
• printing the calendar, additional appointment topics

Setting up meetings

• sending a meeting request, responding to a meeting request
• tracking responses to a meeting request
• additional meeting topics

Creating a contacts list

• adding a contact to the contact list, sorting the contact list
• changing the contacts folder view, printing the contact list
• additional contact topics

Creating a tasks list

• adding a task to the task list, updating the task list
• changing the tasks folder view, additional task topics

Maintaining a Journal

• manually/automatically recording a journal entry
• changing the journal folder view, additional journal topics
• Outlook today

Using the notes folder

• creating a note, saving a note in a file
• changing the notes folder view
• additional note topics

Final case study

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