Versions covered: Outlook 2013, Outlook 2010,  2007 or 2003.
( Similar guidance can be provided for Outlook Express, Windows Mail, and Windows Live Mail. )

For those who are fairly new to Outlook, we will explain the following:

•  Introduction to Outlook and navigating around the various features
•  create and send email messages
•  receive emails in your Inbox
•  use file attachments within email messages
•  use message flags and reminders
•  make use of the facility to handle Junk mail
•  work with the Calendar feature in Outlook
•  create and use Contacts
•  create and manage Tasks

More experienced users can be shown how to manage their Inbox effectively how to minimise unwanted emails. Lessons cover creating rules to automatically divert, delete or respond to messages and to get the maximum from the contacts folder; how to initiate emails and mail merge from the Contact list; schedule meetings and create recurring events in the calendar; make best use of the task list and utilise the notes section.

•  organise your messages with mail folders

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•  use the search facilities to locate particular messages
•  work with message views
•  create and use rules to manage your incoming messages
•  schedule appointments and events in your calendar
•  schedule meetings using Microsoft Outlook
•  create and manage task requests
•  manage .pst and .ost  mail store files
•  backup and archiving
•  set up and modify email account settings (servers and advanced options)

Tuition is also available on other Office tools:
      Word Processing - Microsoft Word
      Spreadsheets - Excel
      Presentations and graphics - PowerPoint
      Versions covered: 2003, 2007, 2010 or 2013

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