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Outlook 2010 Quick Reference Card - Calendar, Contacts, Tasks
Laminated quick reference card showing step-by-step instructions and shortcuts for how to use calendar, contacts, and tasks features of Microsoft Office Outlook 2010. See topics below.This card also available in French. See also our related guides: Outlook 2010 Mail and What's New in Outlook 2010.
Price: $3.60
Volume Price
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ISBN # : 978-1-936220-17-5
Note: Quantity discounts are by title.
Topics include:
Calendar: Setting up Your Work Week; Viewing the Calendar; Creating Appointments; Creating, Scheduling and Editing Meetings; Repeating Appointments or Meetings; Responding to Meeting Requests; Changing Time or Date of Meeting/Appointment; Viewing Multiple Calendars; Creating and Using Calendar Groups; Printing the Calendar.
Contacts: Creating & Editing Contacts, Sending a Mail Message to a Contact, Searching for Contacts, Merging Contacts with Word.
Tasks and To-Do Items: Displaying To-Do and Task List Folders, Creating Tasks, Marking Complete, Adding Messages or Contacts to the To-Do List, Changing Task Order, Assigning Tasks, Viewing To-Do Items in the Calendar, Hiding /Displaying Tasks in the To-Do Bar, Printing Tasks
For Any Outlook Item: Deleting, Assigning an Item to a Category, Sorting by Category, Sorting Items, Creating a New Calendar/Contact/Task Folder, Sharing Calendar Contacts Tasks or Notes using an Exchange Server, Using Another Person's Calendar Contacts Tasks or Notes Folder, Responding to a Sharing Request, Using the Reading Pane.
Keyboard Shortcuts, Selecting Multiple Items.
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