Outlook 2003

The Outlook 2003 book is dedicated to the product of the same name, which has undergone the biggest changes and modifications of all traditional components of the Microsoft Office suite, aimed not only at strengthening teamwork, but also at making all activities more user-friendly and easier. The book is intended for the widest range of readers who want to learn how to use this modern tool for efficient use of time. Since 1997, when Microsoft first introduced this product, Outlook has become one of the best and most widely used programs not only for sending and receiving electronic messages, but also for organizing personal data. Outlook can thus fully replace or even surpass a classic calendar, diary or electronic answering machine. Thanks to seamless data synchronisation, it is also fully usable on mobile devices, which are now becoming increasingly popular. After an initial orientation in the program environment and a description of the most important parts, you will learn how to work with all the basic components of the program. Let's start with the most used part, which is probably e-mail, where you'll not only learn how to send and receive emails, open attachments, to automatically sign, but also use various message views. This is followed by a description of all the other components of Outlook, which are Contacts, Calendar, Tasks, Journal and Notes. Finally, you will learn how to search, sort and print your data efficiently. At the end of each chapter you will find not only a summary but also a number of topics to practice and consolidate the knowledge you have just acquired. The book also includes an overview of keyboard shortcuts and English terms for commands and menus so that users of the English version of the program can work with it.