MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 2000 FOR WINDOWS FOR DUMMIES QUICK REFERENCE

You've got e-mail. What next? Discover how to stay up-to-speed with all your online communication and stay organized at the same time with Microsoft Outlook 2000 For Windows For Dummies Quick Reference, your one-stop reference book for all the great messaging and task-management features inside Outlook 2000.

Make the most of Outlook's cool tools and utilities, including writing and reading e-mail, keeping track of appointments with Outlook's calendar, scheduling your to-do list with the task manager, managing contact info, and using Outlook's notebook and journal. Scan through the A-to-Z listing in Microsoft Outlook 2000 For Windows For Dummies Quick Reference to find out about everything from basic tasks to the latest program improvements. Discover exciting and efficient options for working with Outlook and other Microsoft Office applications. Use Outlook to customize your e-mail system at work or at home, and enable your computer to work with a non-Microsoft e-mail server.

If e-mail is a critical part of your online work, then this is an essential book to keep at your fingertips.

Bill Dyszel writes frequently for leading magazines, including PC magazine, Success magazine, Chief Executive magazine, and Computer Shopper, while also working as a consultant to many of New York's leading firms in the securities, advertising, and publishing industries. His list of current and former clients includes Salomon Brothers, First Boston, Goldman Sachs, Ogilvy & Mather, and KPMG Peat Marwick. An award-winning public speaker, he enjoys entertaining audiences with talks about the pleasures and pitfalls of using modern technology. He is also the author of PalmPilot For Dummies (IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.).

Introduction: How to Use this Book.

Part I: All About Outlook.

Part II: E-Mail.

Part III: Calendar.

Part IV: Tasks.

Part V: Contacts.

Part VI: Journal.

Part VII: Notes.

Part VIII: Files and Folders.

Glossary: Techie Talk.

Index.

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