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by Thomas E. Barich (Conductor)
Microsoft is releasing a new version of Office X in the spring of 2001, and this will include a new version of Outlook. Outlook is by far the most prevalent corporate e-mail package in use, and is increasingly popular with end users. There are substantial changes to Outlook in Office X - many enhanced user features as well as streamlined set up and configuration options.
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The Most In-Depth Outlook Resource Available
Now you can do much more than simply send and receive e-mail using this comprehensive guide to Outlook 2002. Learn how to integrate Outlook with other Office applications, filter messages, manage contacts, create calendars, schedule appointments, and more. By following the step-by-step examples inside this book, you'll quickly discover all the different ways to handle incoming e-mail messages, work with address books, and customize display features to meet your specific needs. Whether you use e-mail for personal or business communication, you'll want to take advantage of all the powerful new features of this leading e-mail messaging system. No other book on Outlook 2002 offers more thorough coverage.Learn new ways to dispatch your incoming email quickly and effectively Locate and store e-mail addresses, install address books and work with directory services Master the calendar--schedule appointments, link contacts, customize views, and more Organize your to-do list by creating and delegating tasks Keep track of your activities and documents using the AutoJournal feature Manage and share information by using private and public folders Create and design custom forms and fields Integrate mail with other applications and use Outlook to access the Internet
