Microsoft Outlook
CONTENT OF THE COURSE
Starting working in Outlook
- Sign in to Outlook
- Outlook environment
- Making and sending a simple email
- Opening an email
- Answering a letter (Reply)
- Printing an email
- Deleting email history
Forming emails
- Addressing mail
- Formatting mail
- Spell check
- Attaching files
- Forwarding mail (Forward)
Managing emails
- Opening and saving an attachment
- Flag a Message
- Creating a folder
- Moving an email to a folder
- Copying emails to folders
- Deleting a folder
Scheduling appointments
- Outlook calendar
- Scheduling an appointment
- Category assignment
- Updating calendar entries (Update)
Scheduling meetings
- Scheduling a meeting
- Responding to a meeting request
- Proposing a new meeting time
- Track Meeting Responses
- Updating a meeting request
- Canceling a meeting request
- Calendar printing
Managing contacts
- Adding contacts
- Arranging contacts
- Searching for contacts
- Generating a map
- Editing a contact
- Deleting a contact
- Printing a contact
Managing tasks
- Creating a task
- Editing a task
- Task update
Using notes
- Creating a note
- Editing a note
- Copying a note
Tracking work activities by using a log
- Automatic log entry making
- Manual log entry making
- Modifying log entries
Setting the calendar option
- Setting working days and time
- Displaying other time zones
- Setting Free/Busy options
Setting email options
- Changing email settings
- Changing the waiting options
- Changing email formats
- Notifying others that You will be out of the office
- Making and changing a distribution list
- Making a hyper reference
Sharing the folder information
- Defining folder permissions
- Accessing another user’s folder
- Delegating access to folders
Managing tasks
- Assigning tasks
- Answering a task request
- Sending a task update
- Tracking assigned tasks
Customizing Outlook
- Toolbar customization
- Creating a new toolbar
- Menu customization
- Creation of Folder Home Page
Locating Outlook elements
- Sort emails using multiple criteria
- Email search
- Search for emails using multiple criteria
- Selecting emails (filtering)
- Organizing emails
- Managing Junk Email
Communicating via MSN Messenger
- Getting a Hotmail account
- Adding contacts
- Sending and receiving Instant Messages
- Adding a file
- Change your MSN Messenger status
- Change MSN Messenger options
Personalizing your email
- Use of stationery
- Creating a custom writing tool
- Creating signatures
- Modifying signatures
Organize Outlook elements
- Elements of groups
- Creation of search folders (Search Folders).
- Creating rules
- Using Conditional Formatting
Actions with contacts
- Forward contacts
- Creating a vCard from a contact
- Exporting contacts
- Mail Merge
- Associating elements with a contact
E-mail storage and archiving
- Saving email in alternative formats
- Archiving of e-mails
- Protection of personal folders
Creating a custom form
- Adding form fields
- Shape retention
- Form testing
Work offline and remotely
- Creating an Offline Folder File
- Creating a Folder Available Offline
- Creating a Send/Receive group
- Downloading messages
Topics from various levels can be combined.
The duration of the course does not depend on the number of selected topics.
The course is presented by:
Aija Virse
An IT lecturer having more than 20-years’ experience in various types of training for adults at various levels gained in both major and minor projects.
Thanks to Liepaja’s bitter winds, the lecturer was awarded an academic master’s degree in computer sciences and supplemented it with the professional master’s degree in psychology. Therefore, any classes conducted by the lecturer will go smoothly enriching user experience and leading to new conclusions. The most important is students’ motivation and willingness to learn, and the lecturer is responsible for the rest.
The most demanded topics are Microsoft Office applications: Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint and Word. If You have a question what MS Office version? – any version, starting with 1997 up to O365 and more recent.
This course can be presented by the lecturer in the Latvian, English or Russian language upon the audience’s request.
There are not more than 14 participants in a group!