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Outlook 2013

by Shelley Fishel
28 Reviews
(28 ratings)
2 Reviews
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Language:  English
This user guide will enable you to save time when working in Outlook 2013.
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This user guide will enable you to save time when working in Outlook 2013.

You will learn how to:

  • Create folders to keep your email tidy
  • Use QuickSteps to do things such as filing or creating standard emails speedily
  • Add appoinments – all day events and Scheduled Meetings
  • Create Tasks
  • Perform an email mail merge
  • Shortcuts for working with email and calendar
  1. Outlook Home Screen
    1. The Ribbon
    2. The Quick Access Toolbar
    3. The Alt Key
    4. Drag and drop between email and calendar
    5. Sneak peek
  2. Mail
    1. Reply to an email
    2. Pop out or discard
    3. Reply with meeting
    4. Insert a copy of your calendar
  3. Email options
    1. Themes
    2. Show fields
    3. Permission
    4. Vote
    5. Preview attachments
    6. Insert and format a table
    7. Insert a picture
    8. Create a signature
  4. Conversations
    1. Conversation view
    2. Conversation cleanup
    3. Ignore a conversation
  5. Deleting email
    1. Delete email
    2. Empty deleted items
  6. Filing
    1. Create a folder
    2. Drag and drop to file email
    3. The move button
  7. Quicksteps
    1. QuickStepsin Outlook
    2. Categorise and move
    3. Flag and move
    4. New email to
    5. Forward to
    6. Meeting with
    7. Standard response and add to calendar
  8. Custom Quicksteps
    1. Create a standard email response
    2. Standard email
    3. Reply and move
  9. Email templates
    1. Creating a template for email in Outlook
    2. Add the choose form icon to the Quick Access Toolbar
  10. Search
    1. Search for email
  11. Search folders
    1. Search folders
  12. Calendar
    1. The Calendar
    2. Calendar views and arrangements
    3. Timescale
    4. Open other calendars
    5. Share calendars
    6. Calendar overlay
    7. Calendar groups
    8. Appointments
    9. Meetings
    10. The scheduling assistant
    11. Tracking meeting responses
  13. Contacts – people
    1. Introduction
    2. View contacts
    3. Create a contact
    4. Add contact details direct from incoming email
    5. Communication options in the message header
    6. Favourite people – peek
    7. Create a contact group
    8. Email a contact group
    9. Organise contacts in folders
    10. Place contacts in folders
  14. Connect to a social network
    1. Social connector
    2. The people pane
  15. Tasks and to do
    1. To do
    2. Tasks
    3. Create a task from an email
    4. Create a task from an appointment
  16. Mail merge
    1. Mail merge
    2. Create the message
  17. Index
Adele Huntley
Whether you are wanting to finally get to grips with Outlook 2013 or bring yourself up to speed on its new features, this little book is both succinct and comprehensive. Shelley's engaging writing style gives it the edge over 'manuals' I've read... and at a great price!
Angela Boothroyd
Shelley’s comprehensive step-by-step guide is designed to help you get more from Outlook 2013 and help you use it as efficiently as possible. It’s light on text and heavy on detailed and clear graphics/screenshots showing you what to do – which is exactly what you need from a highly practical book. I found it extremely easy to follow and very helpful, and with Outlook open as I read the book I was able to follow and copy the demonstrations of the functions of each toolbar command, and save myself a lot of time learning how to use them all.
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Shelley Fishel

Shelley Fishel is the owner and founder of tomorrow's VA - an online training portal with courses in Microsoft Office. Shelley has been teaching Microsoft Office for over 20 years both in the classroom and online. A Fellow of the Learning and Performance Institute, Shelley holds the Certified Online Learning Facilitator - COLF qualification and the Certified Designer of Online Learning - CDOL both from The Learning and Performance Institute.

Prior to setting up tomorrow's VA , Shelley ran The IT Training Surgery, a face to face training company which she sold in January 2019.

With several titles on Bookboon, Shelley spends time learning new features of each release of Office and creating training courses and books.

Shelley loves to simplify a process and help her students become more productive when using Microsoft Office. 

You can find Shelley's courses at https://tomorrowsva.com and follow her blog there  - a weekly tip on Microsoft Office.

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