Step by step instructions for getting around in the new Office 2007 ribbon interface.
Category: Desktop and Office Computing : Microsoft Office
Corresponding Workshop: Word 2007: What's New
This introductory session offers an overview to the main features in Office 2007
Category: Desktop and Office Computing : Microsoft Office
Corresponding Workshop: Office 2007: Making the Switch
An excellent introduction to Microsoft Office 2007 and Vista
Category: Desktop and Office Computing : Microsoft Office
Corresponding Workshop: Office 2007: Making the Switch
Use AutoArchive to move items to an archive file (.pst). Archiving copies items to the archive file and then removes them from the current folder. AutoArchive allows you to set up a schedule and archive multiple folders at the same time at set intervals. You can also create a new data file (.pst) and drag items to it. These folders are referred to as Personal Folders.
Category: Desktop and Office Computing : Microsoft Office : Outlook and Entourage
Category: Email : Outlook and Entourage
Corresponding Workshop: Outlook 2007: Archiving vs. Personal Folders
Find commands on the Ribbon and do the things you do every day: read and send e-mail, work with appointments and meetings, and use your contacts.
Category: Desktop and Office Computing : Microsoft Office : Outlook and Entourage
Category: Email : Outlook and Entourage
Corresponding Workshop: None
Outlook is a messaging and collaboration client for easing the task of managing your electronic mail, personal calendar and group scheduling. Personal information such as contacts and tasks, custom collaboration and information-sharing applications allow a user to keep track of what they are doing. Outlook helps users organize, find and view all of this information ? all in one place ? using a consistent interface.
Category: Desktop and Office Computing : Microsoft Office : Outlook and Entourage
Category: Email : Outlook and Entourage
Corresponding Workshop: Outlook 2007: Managing Your Time
Category: Desktop and Office Computing : Microsoft Office : Outlook and Entourage
Category: Email : Outlook and Entourage
Corresponding Workshop: None
Covers ways to control messages and items in your inbox, including rules, the Out of Office Assistant, junk mail filters, folders, and message flagging.
Category: Desktop and Office Computing : Microsoft Office : Outlook and Entourage
Category: Email : Outlook and Entourage
Corresponding Workshop: None
Outlook is a messaging and collaboration client for easing the task of managing your electronic mail, personal calendar and group scheduling. Personal information such as contacts and tasks, custom collaboration and information-sharing applications allow a user to keep track of what they are doing. Outlook helps users organize, find and view all of this information?all in one place?using a consistent interface.
Category: Desktop and Office Computing : Microsoft Office : Outlook and Entourage
Category: Email : Outlook and Entourage
Corresponding Workshop: None
This document provides information on how to grant other users permissions to your Outlook inbox and other folders.
Category: Desktop and Office Computing : Microsoft Office : Outlook and Entourage
Category: Email : Outlook and Entourage
Corresponding Workshop: None
Covers the features of Outlook and common tasks related to creating, modifying, and managing appointments and meeting requests.
Category: Desktop and Office Computing : Microsoft Office : Outlook and Entourage
Category: Email : Outlook and Entourage
Corresponding Workshop: None
Use AutoArchive to move items to an archive file (.pst). Archiving copies items to the archive file and then removes them from the current folder. AutoArchive allows you to set up a schedule and archive multiple folders at the same time at set intervals. You can also create a new data file (.pst) and drag items to it. These folders are referred to as Personal Folders.
Category: Desktop and Office Computing : Microsoft Office : Outlook and Entourage
Category: Email : Outlook and Entourage
Corresponding Workshop: None
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