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Courses - Outlook 101 |
| Description: |
Introduction to Outlook |
| Running Time: |
64
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| Pre-Requisites: |
No
prior email experience is required, however we do recommend
you have taken our Internet 101 class
first. Windows 101
and 110 are
beneficial as well. |
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We use Microsoft Outlook
XP (2002) in class. You will be fine if you have
Outlook 2000 or 2003. The interface is
significantly different in Outlook 2007 though. Note
that this class does not cover Outlook Express. |
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Throughout our Microsoft Outlook
series, you will learn all of the ins and outs of Microsoft Outlook,
including sending & receiving email, using the calendar,
creating and managing contacts, using tasks, notes,
and so on. We'll also teach you about the advanced features of Outlook
including message rules and forms. We'll even share our
tricks for remaining SPAM free using special Outlook features.
The first course, Outlook 101, covers the features of Outlook,
sending email, replying, using attachments, and more.
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Parts of the Outlook Interface
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Sending Email
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Reading & Replying to Email
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File Attachments
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Finding & Printing Messages
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Using the Drafts Folder
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Backing up your Outlook Data
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Email Signatures
Please note that this course covers
Microsoft Outlook, and NOT Outlook Express. Outlook
Express will be covered in our
Internet 102 course that will be released soon.
Our course uses Outlook XP, but most
lessons are valid for all versions of Outlook. |
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Student Interaction:
Microsoft Outlook 101
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Richard on 1/1/2007:
Parts of the Outlook Interface, Sending Email, Reading & Replying to Email, File Attachments, Finding & Printing Messages, Using the Drafts Folder, Backing up your Outlook Data, Email Signatures |
Shpat on 1/23/2008: Great Job!
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Richard Rost on 1/24/2008: Thank you.
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Loreta Marsh on 4/23/2008: I have an email in the Microsoft outlook outbox
to be send out. But I do not see a prompt for SEND.
I checked Tools, Action,
and there is no SEND/RECEIVE in the tool
bar. PLEASE ASSISt!
I am new student
Thanks
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Richard Rost on 4/29/2008: Loreta, make sure you have your standard toolbar on (View > Toolbars). What version of Outlook are you using?
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Loretta Marsh on 4/30/2008: I am Using Microsoft office 2003
Outlook.
I have an email in the outbox that
I am trying to send.
I hit F9 send all, but it is still
in the outbox, comment none beside the email
Please assist, I need further instructions
Thanks
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Richard Rost on 5/24/2008: Loretta, check the format of the email itself. If the name is bad, perhaps something like "joe@hotmail." and nothing else, that could cause it to sit there. ALSO, you might have to open up the email again and click on the SEND button inside the email window. Outlook sometimes gets stuck on an email if it's sitting in your outbox, and then you OPEN it, and then CLOSE it again without clicking SEND. It treats it as a DRAFT copy somehow.
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Verna Halalet on 7/15/2008: I have a question. When I get a message with picture attachments is there a way to open all the pictures at once or do I have to open each individually like I am.
Also does the 599cd cover this type of problem? If yes I would order the cd then.
Thank you.
Verna
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Richard Rost on 7/22/2008: Verna, with Microsoft Outlook, the best you can do is click on SAVE ATTACHMENTS... and then save all of the pictures to a folder on your drive. Once there, you can open them all up by selecting all of them (CTRL-A), right-clicking, and then selecting OPEN.
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Juanita Watson on 1/7/2010: I wanted to find information on Contacts. Is there another course on this?
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Richard Rost on 1/15/2010: Juanita, we don't cover contacts in Outlook 101. Those will be covered in a future Outlook class. I'll have an Outlook 2007 class coming out soon.
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