Outlook 2010: Level 2 (Win) (Workbook and CD)

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Microsoft Outlook 2010 Level 2 is designed for users who are keen to learn how to use some of the more advanced aspects of Microsoft Outlook 2010 including organising email messages, scheduling meetings, creating and managing task requests and more.

The skills and knowledge acquired in Microsoft Outlook 2010 Level 2 will enable you to manage and organsise you email, schedule meetings with colleagues, manage your contact information, and create task requests for others to perform. Watsonia workbook tutorials. Files for the exercises are provided on CDs.

• All current Cambridge University members (departments and colleges)
• Further details regarding eligibility criteria are available

Microsoft Outlook 2010 Level 2 assumes little or no knowledge of the software. However, it would be beneficial to have a general understanding of personal computers and the Windows operating system environment.

• Editing Messages
• Organising Messages
• Searching
• Working With Views
• Colour Categories
• Working With Rules
• Email Techniques
• Appointments And Events
• Scheduling Meetings
• Task Requests

At the completion of Microsoft Outlook 2010 Level 2 you should be able to:

• effectively edit email messages
• organise and work with mail folders and use quick steps
• use the search facilities to locate messages and other Outlook items
• work with message views
• create and work with colour categories
• create and use rules to manage your email messages
• use many Outlook features as you work with email messages
• schedule appointments and events in your calendar
• schedule meetings using Microsoft Outlook
• create and work with task requests

124 page workbook and CD

Many of the topics in Microsoft Outlook 2010 Level 2 require you to open an existing file with data in it. These files can be downloaded from our web site, but are also included on a CD at the back of the book.

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