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A guide to the features and functions of Microsoft Outlook covers such topics as email, the Calendar, OneNote, Business Contact Manager, and customization.

Most people think Outlook is just an e-mail program, but not you! You're about to learn all the wonderful ways it can help you manage your time and your life. This beefy book shows you how to set up and use Outlook to keep your calendar, track tasks and contacts, organize random bits of essential information, and yes, do e-mail.

Extensive coverage on using Microsoft Outlook to manage and organize your day

As the number one e-mail client and personal information manager, Microsoft Outlook offers a set of uncomplicated features that maximize the management of your e-mail, schedule, and general daily activities, with the least amount of hassle possible. Comprised of ten minibooks in one and packed with more than 800 pages, this All-in-One For Dummies reference walks you through the convenience of Microsoft Outlook and introduces you to the newest features of the 2010 version.

After a description of how to get started with Outlook 2010, you’ll get complete coverage on e-mail basics, advanced e-mail features, working with the calendar, managing contacts, and working with Business Contact Manager. You’ll learn how to track tasks, take notes, and record items in the journal, as well as customize and manage Outlook and get mobile with Outlook.

  • Offers soup-to-nuts coverage of Microsoft Outlook 2010, the newest version of the number one most popular e-mail manager
  • Walks you through getting started with Outlook and e-mail basics, and gradually progresses to more advanced features and capabilities of e-mail
  • Explains how to work with the Outlook 2010 calendar and manage your contacts
  • Addresses tracking tasks, taking notes, recording items in the journal, and working with Business Contact Manager
  • Shows you how to customize your Outlook, manage all the information within Outlook, and take Outlook on the road

Get a whole new outlook on Outlook 2010 with this complete guide!

Introduction 1(8)
About This Book
2(1)
Conventions Used in This Book
3(1)
Foolish Assumptions
4(1)
How This Book Is Organized
4(2)
Book I Getting Started
4(1)
Book II E-Mail Basics
5(1)
Book III Uber E-Mail
5(1)
Book IV Working with the Calendar
5(1)
Book V Managing Contacts
5(1)
Book VI Tracking Tasks, Taking Notes, and Organizing Life with OneNote
5(1)
Book VII Working with Business Contact Manager
6(1)
Book VIII Customizing Outlook
6(1)
Book IX Managing All Your Outlook Stuff
6(1)
Book X Out and About: Taking Outlook on the Road
6(1)
Icons Used in This Book
6(1)
Where to Go from Here
7(2)
Book I Getting Started
9(86)
Chapter 1 An Insider's Look at the Outlook Interface
11(30)
What Can Outlook Do for Me?
11(3)
New Features
12(1)
Outlook Modules
12(2)
Heeeerrre's Outlook!
14(2)
A Ribbon in the Sky
16(3)
Backstage pass
16(1)
The Ribbon
17(2)
Getting Around with the Navigation Pane
19(5)
Finding your way around the Navigation pane buttons
21(1)
Building better buttons in the Navigation pane
22(1)
Playing hide and seek with the Navigation pane
22(2)
Getting turned off by the Navigation pane
24(1)
Having Fun with the Folder List
24(1)
Viewing Mail with the Reading Pane
25(8)
Previewing with AutoPreview
28(1)
Staying connected with the People pane
28(3)
Sneaking a peek at attachments
31(2)
Your Week in a Nutshell: The To-Do Bar
33(2)
Getting a Snapshot of Your Day with Outlook Today
35(2)
Minimizing Outlook to a Taskbar Icon
37(1)
Taking a Shortcut to Your Pet Folders
38(3)
Chapter 2 Outlook, Quick and Dirty
41(26)
Creating Outlook Items: The Common Factors
41(5)
Wow! There's a New button!
41(1)
Using forms to create items
42(2)
Editing an item
44(1)
Deleting an item
45(1)
Adding a Quick Contact
46(1)
Sending a Fast E-mail
47(1)
Reading and Replying to Incoming Messages
48(2)
Creating a Simple Appointment
50(3)
Adding a Quick Task
53(1)
Taking a Note
54(1)
Learning the Quick Step
55(5)
Changing your Quick Step
57(2)
Creating baby Quick Steps
59(1)
Dragging and Dropping, and How It Saved My Life
60(7)
Understanding how drag-and-drop works
60(1)
Creating Outlook items with drag-and-drop
61(3)
Reorganizing Outlook items with drag-and-drop
64(3)
Chapter 3 Setting Up Your E-Mail Accounts
67(16)
Understanding the E-Mail Process
67(3)
Obtaining an e-mail account
68(1)
Knowing the e-mail flavors
68(2)
Configuring Your E-Mail Accounts
70(6)
Having Outlook do the heavy lifting
70(2)
Configuring your e-mail account manually
72(4)
Maintaining Your E-Mail Accounts
76(7)
Fixing a lost password
76(2)
Setting the default account
78(1)
Changing your account information
78(1)
Changing your connection type
79(4)
Chapter 4 Importing Data into Outlook
83(12)
Importing E-Mail Data from Outlook's Cousins
84(5)
Importing Outlook Express/Windows Mail messages
84(1)
Grabbing Outlook Express/Windows Mail account info
85(2)
Synching Windows Live Mail with Outlook
87(2)
Importing E-Mail Data from Eudora
89(1)
Importing Contacts
90(2)
Importing Other Data
92(3)
Book II E-Mail Basics
95(110)
Chapter 1 Creating New Messages: Beyond the Basics
97(32)
Creating a Message, Step by Step
97(7)
Step 1 Display the message form
97(1)
Step 2 Address the e-mail
98(3)
Step 3 Send extra copies of the message
101(1)
Step 4 Enter a subject and a message
101(2)
Step 5 Send it off
103(1)
Retrieving Your Mail
104(4)
Going through the mail
105(1)
Fast ways to review mail
106(2)
Working with Address Books
108(6)
Attaching a new address book to Outlook
109(4)
Choosing which address book is the boss
113(1)
Resolving to Find the Right E-Mail Address
114(4)
Understanding how Outlook verifies addresses
114(2)
Searching for an address in your address books
116(2)
Sending Carbon Copies (Cc's) and Blind Carbon Copies (Bcc's)
118(1)
Formatting Text to Make Your Messages Stand Out
119(4)
Understanding message formats: HTML, RTF, and plain text
120(1)
Applying formatting to a message
121(2)
Attaching a File to a Message
123(4)
Best practices for working with attachments
123(2)
Attaching files
125(2)
Saving a Message So You Can Send It Later
127(2)
Saving a draft
127(1)
Changing the Drafts folder
127(2)
Chapter 2 Reading and Replying to E-Mail
129(22)
Finding the Messages You Want to Read: Changing the View
129(4)
Dealing with Long Conversations
133(4)
Dealing with E-Mails That Use Pictures
137(1)
Opening E-Mail Attachments
138(1)
Saving E-Mail Attachments
139(2)
Replying versus Replying to All
141(6)
Controlling how text is quoted in a reply
143(3)
Adding your name to a reply
146(1)
Letting MailTips Save Your Grateful Backside
147(2)
Forwarding an E-Mail
149(1)
Resending an E-Mail Message
149(2)
Chapter 3 Making Your E-Mail Look Professional and Cool
151(42)
Checking Your Ignorance at the Door with Spelling and Grammar Checking
152(6)
Checking spelling
153(3)
Checking grammar
156(2)
Using Stationery to Add Flair
158(3)
Taking a stationery out for a test run
159(1)
Selecting your everyday stationery
160(1)
Applying a Word Theme
161(2)
Applying a Color, Font, or Effects Set
163(3)
Creating a custom set of colors or fonts
164(2)
Customizing your look
166(1)
Simply Colorizing the Background
166(3)
Color is a solid choice
167(1)
Why not try a gradient, texture, pattern, or image?
168(1)
Inserting an Image
169(3)
Illustrating Your Point
172(6)
Tabling the notion
172(1)
Charting the way
173(1)
Getting your message to take shape
174(1)
Getting smart with SmartArt
175(2)
Showing exactly what you mean
177(1)
Manipulating Objects
178(7)
Selecting, resizing, and other basic techniques
178(1)
Formatting objects and playing around
179(3)
Arranging objects
182(1)
Removing an image's background
183(2)
Linking to the Outside World
185(2)
Inserting an Outlook Item
187(1)
Playing with Text
188(5)
Adding headings and other styles
189(1)
Dealing with bulleted and numbered lists
190(1)
Placing text exactly where you want it with a text box
191(2)
Chapter 4 Repeating Yourself Easily with Signatures and Templates
193(12)
Adding Your Signature
193(5)
Creating a signature
194(3)
Adding the signature to e-mail messages
197(1)
Repeating the Same Stuff Over and Over
198(3)
Saving reusable text and images as a Quick Part
199(1)
Inserting a Quick Part Into an Outlook item
200(1)
Using a Template to Create a Reusable Message
201(4)
Book III Uber E-Mail
205(80)
Chapter 1 Controlling the Sending and Receiving of Messages
207(20)
How Can I Tell Whether You Read This?
207(6)
Making what you send look really important
208(2)
Flagging messages for yourself
210(2)
Tracking when messages are delivered and read
212(1)
Getting Out the Vote
213(4)
Controlling Message Delivery
217(7)
Delaying when messages are sent
217(1)
Setting messages to expire after a certain date
218(1)
Recalling and replacing messages
219(2)
Changing how Outlook tells you e-mail has arrived
221(3)
Stopping a Long E-Mail Download
224(3)
Chapter 2 When You Have to Know Now: Instant Messaging
227(14)
Understanding the Magic
227(1)
Using Instant Messaging
228(7)
Compatible IM Services
228(1)
Adding IM contacts
229(1)
Initiating an IM through Outlook
230(2)
Viewing someone's online status
232(1)
Controlling your online status
233(2)
Using SMS Text Messages
235(6)
Choosing an Outlook Mobile Service provider
235(2)
Controlling your online status
237(1)
Adding mobile phone numbers
237(1)
Sending a text message through an Outlook Mobile Service provider
238(1)
Other cool things to do with an Outlook Mobile Service provider
239(2)
Chapter 3 Getting the Latest News Delivered Right to Your Inbox
241(14)
Adding News Feeds
242(6)
Adding a news feed through Outlook's Account Settings
243(1)
Adding a news feed through your Web browser
244(4)
Changing or Removing a Feed
248(1)
Reading News Feeds
249(2)
Sharing News Feeds
251(4)
Sharing a feed by e-mail
251(1)
Importing/exporting a news feed list
252(3)
Chapter 4 Sending Mass Mailings
255(10)
Creating a Distribution List
255(5)
Using a contact group to send e-mails
259(1)
Making changes to a contact group
259(1)
Creating a Mass Mailing in Word Using Your Contacts
260(5)
Chapter 5 Managing Multiple E-Mail Accounts
265(20)
Controlling Sending and Receiving
265(8)
Creating Send/Receive groups
266(5)
Now, go get that mail!
271(2)
Selecting Your Default E-Mail Account
273(1)
Changing the Order in Which Accounts Are Checked
274(1)
Sending from a Specific E-Mail Account
275(2)
Directing Incoming Mail to a Specific Folder
277(3)
Directing Sent Messages to a Different Folder
280(1)
Having Replies Sent to another Address
280(2)
Dealing with Multiple People, Multiple Accounts, and One Little OI' Computer
282(3)
Book IV Working with the Calendar
285(128)
Chapter 1 Getting Familiar with the Calendar
287(24)
Appointments, Meetings, and Events --- What's the Difference?
287(1)
Understanding Calendar Views
288(12)
Day view
291(2)
Week, Work Week, and Next 7 Days views
293(2)
Month view
295(2)
Schedule view
297(3)
Navigating around the Calendar
300(2)
Creating a Complete Appointment
302(4)
Dealing with a Reminder When It Rears Its Ugly Head
306(1)
Planning an All-Day Event
307(4)
Chapter 2 Going Further with the Calendar
311(16)
Scheduling a Recurring Appointment, Meeting, or Event
311(3)
Making Changes to a Recurring Item
314(1)
Changing Appointments or Events
315(5)
Changing an appointment/event without opening it
316(2)
Changing an appointment/event by Opening it
318(2)
Removing an Appointment or Event
320(1)
Adding Holidays to the Calendar
321(1)
Creating Your Own Holiday List
322(5)
Chapter 3 Calendar Collaboration
327(34)
Sharing Your Calendar via Exchange
328(6)
Sharing a calendar with everyone
329(1)
Sharing a calendar with specific people
330(3)
Changing permissions or stopping sharing
333(1)
Viewing Someone Else's Calendar
334(4)
Accessing someone's main Calendar folder
334(3)
Accessing someone's custom calendar
337(1)
Managing Your Time
338(3)
Creating a Group Schedule
341(2)
Working with group schedules
343(1)
Forwarding Appointments to Others
343(3)
Sharing a Calendar via E-Mail
346(3)
Publishing a Calendar to Microsoft Office Online
349(3)
Sharing a Calendar through Google
352(9)
Exporting one of your calendars to Google Calendar
352(4)
Importing a Google calendar
356(2)
Subscribing to a Google calendar
358(3)
Chapter 4 All About Meetings
361(30)
Scheduling a Meeting
362(7)
Scheduling a meeting on an Exchange network
362(5)
Scheduling a meeting when you don't use Exchange
367(2)
Changing a Meeting
369(4)
Canceling a Meeting
373(2)
Sending a Message to All Attendees
375(1)
Dealing with Meeting Requests
376(6)
Accepting, tentatively accepting, or declining a meeting
378(2)
Proposing a new meeting time
380(2)
Checking on Meeting Responses
382(6)
Accepting or declining a time proposed by others
384(2)
Automatically handling meeting responses
386(1)
Preventing replies for a meeting request
386(2)
Preventing time change proposals for a meeting request
388(1)
Automatically Managing Resources
388(3)
Chapter 5 Making the Calendar Your Own
391(22)
Creating Multiple Calendars
392(1)
Adding Internet Calendars
393(3)
Displaying Multiple Calendars
396(3)
Displaying a calendar in its own window
397(1)
Overlaying calendars
397(2)
Searching the Calendar to Create Custom Views
399(3)
Customizing the Calendar
402(7)
Establishing the work week and work days
402(2)
Changing the time grid
404(4)
Setting the default reminder time
408(1)
Changing the calendar color
409(1)
Customizing the Date Navigator
409(4)
Book V Managing Contacts
413(56)
Chapter 1 Getting in Contact
415(14)
Adding a Complete Contact
415(5)
Changing Contact Information
420(2)
Basing a Contact on an Incoming E-Mail
422(1)
Adding a Suggested Contact
423(1)
Creating Another Contact from the Same Company
424(1)
Getting Rid of Duplicate Contacts
425(4)
Chapter 2 Working with Your Contacts
429(16)
Picking a View That Suits Your Needs
429(3)
Locating a Contact
432(3)
Viewing a Map to a Contact's Address
435(2)
Browsing to a Contact's Web Page
437(1)
Calling a Contact
438(4)
Viewing Activity Associated with a Contact
442(3)
Updating a contact through the People pane and its social networks
443(2)
Chapter 3 Dealing with Electronic Business Cards
445(14)
Editing a Contact's Electronic Business Card
445(4)
Creating a Reusable Electronic Business Card
449(4)
Creating a new electronic business card template
449(2)
Using a template to create a new contact
451(1)
Applying a new template to an old contact
452(1)
Sharing Electronic Business Cards and Contacts
453(1)
Creating a Contact from an Electronic Business Card Sent to You
454(3)
Using an electronic business card to add a contact
454(2)
Using an Outlook file to add a contact
456(1)
Displaying More Electronic Business Cards
457(2)
Chapter 4 Contacts Collaboration
459(10)
Sharing Your Contacts
459(7)
Sharing contacts with everyone
460(2)
Sharing contacts with specific people
462(2)
Changing permissions or stopping sharing
464(2)
Viewing Contacts Shared by Others
466(3)
Accessing someone's main Contacts folder
466(1)
Accessing someone's custom Contacts folder
467(2)
Book VI Tracking Tasks, Taking Notes, and Organizing Life with OneNote
469(142)
Chapter 1 Creating Simple To-Do Items
471(18)
Using the To-Do Bar to Track To-Do Items
471(5)
Turning an incoming e-mail into a To-Do bar item
473(2)
Turning a contact into a To-Do bar item
475(1)
Setting the Quick Click Flag
476(1)
Changing the Flag You've Assigned a To-Do Item
477(1)
Changing a To-Do Item's Name
478(1)
Dealing with a To-Do Item You've Finished or No Longer Want to Flag
479(2)
Marking a To-Do item as finito
479(1)
Removing a flag rather than marking it complete
479(1)
Deleting a To-Do item
480(1)
Finding Flagged Messages
481(1)
Customize the To-Do Bar
482(3)
Creating a Task by Using the Daily Task List in the Calendar
485(4)
Chapter 2 Dealing with More Complex Tasks
489(16)
Creating a Detailed Task
489(5)
Turning an e-mail into a task
492(1)
Linking an appointment or meeting to a task
493(1)
Scheduling a Recurring Task
494(2)
Viewing Tasks
496(2)
Working with Tasks
498(5)
Changing the color of overdue tasks
499(2)
Sorting and rearranging tasks
501(1)
Updating what you've done on a task
501(1)
Marking a task as complete
501(2)
Setting an Automatic Reminder for Tasks
503(2)
Chapter 3 Spreading the Joy: Task Assignments
505(24)
Assigning a Task to Someone Else
505(3)
Reclaiming a Task You Tried to Reassign
508(2)
Checking the Progress of an Assigned Task
510(2)
Dealing with Task Assignments Sent to You
512(5)
Accepting or declining a task
512(2)
Sending a status report on an assigned Task
514(1)
Reassigning a reassigned task
515(2)
Forwarding a Task Rather than Reassigning It
517(2)
Sharing Your Tasks List
519(6)
Sharing tasks with everyone
520(1)
Sharing tasks with specific people
521(2)
Changing permissions or stopping sharing
523(2)
Viewing Tasks Shared by Others
525(4)
Accessing someone's main Tasks folder
525(1)
Accessing someone's custom task folder
526(3)
Chapter 4 Taking Notes
529(8)
Creating a Complete Note
529(2)
Organizing Notes with Categories
531(1)
Selecting a Notes View
531(2)
Making Notes Look the Way You Like
533(1)
Sticking Notes to Your Desktop
534(1)
Passing Notes
535(2)
Chapter 5 Taking Notes in Overdrive: OneNote
537(42)
Organizing in OneNote
538(2)
Navigating in OneNote
540(1)
Creating a Notebook
541(3)
Adding a New Page
544(2)
Renaming, rearranging, or removing pages
545(1)
Adding subpages
545(1)
Adding a New Page by Using a Template
546(2)
Adding a template to an existing page
548(1)
Designating a favorite template
548(1)
Adding a Section
548(2)
Renaming, rearranging, or removing sections
550(1)
Adding a Section Group
550(1)
Taking a Note
551(1)
Creating a Linked Note
552(3)
Adding Links to Other Pages, Files, or the Internet
555(3)
Linking to other notebook pages
555(1)
Linking to files, documents, or Web pages
556(2)
Inserting a Document or File
558(1)
Inserting a Picture of a Document
559(2)
Inserting an Image from a Scanner or Digital Camera
561(1)
Creating a Quick Side Note from Any Program
562(1)
Formatting Text
563(5)
Creating a table
565(1)
Adding space to a page
566(1)
Updating the date or time
566(2)
Writing and Drawing Notes by Hand
568(4)
Set drawing options
569(1)
It's touching
569(1)
Adding rules to a page
570(1)
Converting handwriting to editable text or an equation
570(2)
Drawing Lines, Arrows, and Shapes
572(1)
Inserting Images
573(2)
Inserting a Screen Shot
575(2)
Adding Audio or Video
577(2)
Chapter 6 Maximizing the Power of OneNote
579(32)
Inserting Details of an Appointment or Meeting on a Page
580(1)
Creating an Outlook Task on a Page
581(1)
Marking an Outlook Task as Done
582(1)
Inserting an Outlook Contact or E-Mail on a Page
582(2)
Sending a Page to Someone
584(1)
E-mailing a OneNote or PDF Version
585(2)
Sending Your Notes to Word
587(1)
Sharing Some of Your Notes
587(2)
Sharing Notebooks
589(6)
Synchronizing changes
590(2)
Reviewing changes
592(1)
Dealing with different versions of a page
593(1)
Using the Recycle Bin to restore a deleted page
594(1)
Blogging Your Notes
595(1)
Securing Your Notes
596(4)
Unlocking a protected section
598(1)
Removing the password protection
599(1)
Changing the password
599(1)
Reorganizing Your Notes
600(3)
Selecting pages
600(1)
Moving pages and notes
601(1)
Moving sections
602(1)
Tagging Important Information
603(2)
Searching for Data
605(6)
Using the Search Results pane
607(1)
Finding tagged items
608(3)
Book VII Working with Business Contact Manager
611(58)
Chapter 1 Minding Your Business Contact Manager
613(14)
Comparing BCM and Outlook
613(1)
Knowing Who Should Use BCM
614(1)
Getting Started in BCM
615(5)
Creating a database
615(3)
Opening a database
618(1)
Finding your current database
619(1)
Deleting a database
619(1)
Importing Contacts into BCM
620(7)
Determining your data type
620(2)
Importing data
622(3)
Moving contacts from Outlook
625(2)
Chapter 2 Introducing the Basic Business Contact Manager Elements
627(18)
Working with Business Contacts
627(5)
Adding a new Business Contact
628(2)
Making changes to a Business Contact
630(1)
Adding a Business Contact from an Account record
631(1)
Getting the 411 on Accounts
632(5)
Entering Accounts
634(2)
Creating an Account from an existing Business Contact
636(1)
Editing an existing Account
636(1)
Linking Outlook to BCM Records
637(3)
Linking existing Outlook activities to a BCM record
637(2)
Linking a BCM record to a new Outlook item
639(1)
Turning Your Business into a Major Project
640(5)
Projecting your Business Projects
640(2)
Chipping away at a Business Project
642(1)
Tracking your project progress
643(1)
Bidding your project adieu
643(2)
Chapter 3 Working with Opportunities
645(10)
Creating a New Opportunity
645(2)
Finding More Opportunity in Your Opportunities
647(3)
Wrapping a ribbon around an opportunity
648(1)
Editing an opportunity
648(1)
Closing the deal
649(1)
Deleting an opportunity
650(1)
Adding Products and Services to an Opportunity
650(3)
Editing or Deleting a Product or Service
653(2)
Chapter 4 Reports and Dashboards
655(14)
Knowing the Basic BCM Reports
655(3)
Running a BCM Report
658(1)
Giving Your Reports a Facelift
659(4)
Modifying an existing report
660(2)
Filtering out the bad stuff
662(1)
Drilling for Dollars in Your Reports
663(2)
Giving your reports a helping hand
664(1)
Having a refreshing look at your report
664(1)
Working with Dashboards
665(4)
Book VIII Customizing Outlook
669(48)
Chapter 1 Organizing Items with Categories
671(12)
Adding a Category to an Open Outlook Item
671(2)
Adding a Category to an Item without Opening It
673(1)
Assigning a Quick Click Category to an Item
674(1)
Removing a Category from an Item
675(1)
Managing Your Categories
676(7)
Renaming a category
676(1)
Assigning shortcut keys to categories
677(1)
Assigning new colors to categories
678(1)
Creating new categories
679(1)
Removing a category
680(3)
Chapter 2 Changing Your View on Outlook
683(18)
Viewing Outlook in a Whole New Light
683(7)
Changing views
684(1)
Tweaking an existing view
685(2)
Resetting a standard view
687(1)
Changing the name of a view
687(1)
Creating a view from scratch
688(2)
Deleting a custom view
690(1)
Tabling the Table View
690(2)
Adding a column to a table
690(1)
Removing columns
691(1)
Moving a column
691(1)
Resizing a column
692(1)
Arranging for a Different View in Outlook
692(3)
Getting in with the in group
693(2)
Sorting Your Data
695(2)
Sort of sorting your column
695(1)
What sort of sort do you want?
695(2)
Reading Can Be a Pane
697(2)
Reading is a turn-on
697(1)
Reading in the Reading pane
698(1)
Manually marking messages
698(1)
Displaying All the Messages in a Folder
699(2)
Chapter 3 Customizing Outlook Forms
701(16)
Making Quick Changes to the Quick Access Toolbar
701(4)
Adding a Quick Access toolbar command from the Ribbon
702(1)
Yet another way to quickly add Quick Access toolbar commands
703(1)
Adding yet more Quick Access toolbar commands
703(2)
Playing with Forms
705(9)
Creating a new form by using existing fields
705(4)
Form Beautification 101
709(3)
Adding custom-defined fields
712(2)
Using Custom Forms
714(3)
Book IX Managing All Your Outlook Stuff
717(82)
Chapter 1 Finding a Place for Your Stuff
719(18)
Developing an Outlook Filing System
719(5)
Creating a new folder
720(1)
Moving an item to another folder
721(1)
Rearranging your folders
722(1)
Giving folders the heave-ho
722(1)
Moving an item to a different type of folder
723(1)
Cleaning Up Your Mess
724(13)
Cleaning up your folders
724(1)
Giving Outlook a bit of spring cleaning
725(3)
Emptying the trash
728(1)
This is one for the archives
729(8)
Chapter 2 Playing by the Rules
737(14)
Making Up the Rules as You Go
737(8)
Creating the basic game plan
737(2)
Taking rules the whole nine yards
739(4)
Adding bells and whistles to your rules
743(2)
Bending the Rules
745(2)
Running with the rules
745(2)
Cheating with the Rules
747(4)
Copying a rule
748(1)
Importing and exporting a list of rules
748(2)
Throwing your rules out the window
750(1)
Chapter 3 Making Mincemeat Out of Spam
751(14)
Maintaining Your Junk
751(6)
Changing the level of protection in the junk e-mail filter
751(2)
Giving senders your seal of approval
753(2)
Ensuring that your recipients make the list
755(1)
Blocking a name from your Inbox
756(1)
Putting Junk in Its Place
757(3)
Relegating a message to the junk pile
757(1)
Sorting through your junk mail
758(1)
Taking out the trash --- permanently
759(1)
Protecting Yourself from Phishing Attacks
760(2)
Changing the phishing options
760(2)
Enable or disable links in phishing e-mail messages
762(1)
Giving Your Mail a Postmark
762(3)
Chapter 4 Seek and Ye Shall Find
765(18)
Getting Instant Gratification with Instant Searching
765(7)
Enabling Instant Search
766(1)
Fiddling with the Instant Search options
766(2)
Searching instantly
768(1)
Refining your Instant Search
769(1)
Finding what you're looking for with Advanced Find
770(2)
Searching through the Search Folders
772(4)
Adding a predefined Search folder
773(1)
Tweaking a Search folder
774(1)
Deleting a Search folder
775(1)
Searching 101 --- Finding Names in the Address Book
776(1)
Fiddling with the Folder List
777(1)
Working with Quick Steps and Quick Step Groups
777(6)
Tweaking a Quick Step
778(1)
Creating your own Quick Steps
779(1)
Arranging your Quick Steps
780(3)
Chapter 5 Securing Outlook E-Mail
783(16)
Working with Passwords
783(2)
Trusting the Trust Center
785(3)
Getting the lowdown on downloads
786(1)
Guarding your privacy
786(2)
Grappling with Macros
788(2)
Handling a macro security warning
788(1)
Changing the macro settings in the Trust Center
789(1)
Help! Someone's Sending E-Mail on My Behalf
790(2)
Answering the security warning
791(1)
Preventing future security warnings
791(1)
Kicking the HTML out of Your E-Mail
792(2)
Sending via Certified E-Mail
794(5)
Getting a digital ID from a certifying authority
794(1)
Putting your digital ID to work
795(1)
Exchanging e-mail certificates
796(3)
Book X Out and About: Taking Outlook on the Road
799(70)
Chapter 1 Managing Your Company E-Mail
801(30)
Letting Automatic Replies Handle Mail While You're Gone
802(12)
Turning Automatic Replies on or off
802(3)
Letting rules control mail while you're away
805(2)
Changing the rules
807(2)
What to do if you only have a POP3 or IMAP e-mail account
809(5)
Assigning a Delegate to Handle E-Mail and Appointments While You're Gone
814(5)
Assigning a delegate
814(4)
Changing a delegate's permission levels
818(1)
Managing Someone Else's E-Mail and Calendar
819(12)
Displaying somebody else's folders
820(4)
Dealing with meetings and tasks as a delegate
824(3)
Dealing with e-mail as a delegate
827(2)
Dealing with appointments as a delegate
829(2)
Chapter 2 Turning Your E-Mail Accounts into Roadies
831(22)
Getting Personal E-Mail on the Road
832(2)
Problem one
832(1)
Problem two
833(1)
Solutions for a Modern World: Using Windows Live
834(4)
Adding a Windows Live Mail account to Outlook
835(2)
Outlook contacts and Windows Live Mail
837(1)
Importing Outlook Contacts into a Web-Based E-Mail Account
838(2)
Controlling E-Mail
840(6)
Getting e-mail messages on a second computer without deleting them
841(2)
Downloading only message headers
843(1)
Working with message headers
844(2)
Taking Microsoft Exchange on the Road
846(7)
Downloading the Offline Address Book
847(3)
Changing the Cached Exchange mode settings to download only headers
850(3)
Chapter 3 Printing Your Stuff and Taking It with You
853(16)
Printing Items and Any Attached Documents
854(10)
Printing a List of Items
864(2)
Printing a Blank Calendar
866(3)
Index 869
Jennifer Fulton is an experienced computer consultant and trainer. She has written or contributed to more than 100 computer books. Karen S. Fredricks is a business consultant specializing in CRM and contact management software. This is her 11th For Dummies book.
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