Outlook 2000 User's Guide

By Drew Nicholson & Sherry Flanders[1], dnicholson@OutlookExchange.com

Below is a link to a Word document containing a very basic guide to Outlook 2000 for your newish-to-computers-users. You know. Your favorite kind. The kind that toast easily and -- never mind.

Anyway, the document covers the following areas:

THE BASICS:

1. OPEN/READ
2. COMPOSING A NEW MESSAGE
3. FORWARDING A MESSAGE
4. PRINTING A MESSAGE
5. REPLYING TO A SENDER
6. REPLYING TO ALL
7. SAVING ATTACHMENTS
8. INSERTING ATTACHMENTS
9. DELETING A MESSAGE

HOW-TO’S

10. SENDING FROM WORD/EXCEL
11. POSTING TO A FOLDER
12. HOW TO SET UP AUTOREPLY
13. HOW AUTOLOOKUP WORKS
14. HOW TO SET UP AUTOSIG
15. HOW TO CREATE PERSONAL FOLDERS
16. HOW TO CHANGE VIEWS
17. USING THE RULES WIZARD
18. CONTACTS
19. TASKS – PERSONAL TO-DO’S
20. JOURNAL – TIME CHARGES, PATH TO FILE WORKED ON
21. ARCHIVING – WHAT IS THE DEFAULT CONFIG
22. CALENDAR

REQUIRED FOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT:

Adding a Mailbox to Outlook

Click here to see the article, or rightclick on the link to download. And while you're waiting for the download, go check out TIGGERCAM[7], run by a friend of mine! Woo-hoo-hoo-HOO!.

Feel free to adapt this document for your own company's policies and proceedures, of course.

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[1] That's my friend, Sherry.[2]
[2] She wrote the rough draft of the document. She likes footnotes.[3]
[3] Immensely.[4]
[4] Hi, Sherry![5]
[5] This footnote sponsored by the Footnotes for Flanders Foundation.[6]
[6] For more information, go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TechSanctuary
[7] Hi, Les!