Microsoft Outlook 2010 Mail Quick Reference Guide Cheat Sheet Of Instructions Tips And Shortcuts Laminated Card

Laminated quick reference card showing step-by-step instructions and shortcuts for how to use mail features of Microsoft Office Outlook 2010. This guide is suitable as a training handout, or simply an easy to use reference guide, for any type of user. The following topics are included: Displaying Mail Folders; Navigation Pane; To-Do Bar; Creating and Sending a Message; Attaching a File to a Message; Showing BCC; Sending a Message with High or Low Importance; Requesting a Read or Delivery Receipt; Drafting a Message; Delaying the Delivery of a Message; Restricting Forwarding, Printing or Copying. Reading Messages, Using the People Pane, Manual Send/Receive, Using the Outbox, Using Desktop Alerts. Deleting Messages, Emptying the Deleted Items Folder, Saving an Attachment, Removing an Attachment, Replying, Forwarding, Printing a Message. Sorting Messages, Grouping Messages by Conversation, Ignoring a Conversation, Cleaning up Redundant Messages, Turning Grouping On/Off, Creating an E-Mail Signature, Manually Inserting Signatures, Creating a Distribution List. Using Task Flags, Creating Folders, Adding/Removing Favorite Folders, Moving or Copying Messages, Using Quick Steps, Finding Mail Messages, Creating a Contact from a Message, Using the Rules Wizard, Using the Out of Office Assistant, Handling Junk Mail. Also includes a list of Keyboard and Selection Shortcuts. This guide is one of several titles available for Outlook 2010: What s New in Outlook 2010 from 2003, Outlook 2010 Mail, Outlook 2010 Calendar, Contacts, Tasks, Outlook Web Access for Exchange 2010.

Laminated quick reference card showing step-by-step instructions and shortcuts for how to use Microsoft Outlook Web App for Exchange 2010. Covers the following topics: Mail: Displaying the Inbox, Creating and Sending a Message, Attaching a File to a Message, Showing BCC, Sending a Message with High or Low Importance, Requesting a Read or Delivery Receipt, Checking Spelling, Show/Hide the Reading Pane, Grouping Messages by Conversation, Ignoring a Conversation, Reading Messages, Opening/Saving Attachments, Replying to a Message, Forwarding a Message, Saving a Draft, Creating a Folder, Moving or Copying Messages, Opening Another User's Mailbox, Creating an E-Mail Signature, Turning on/off an AutoReply when Out of the Office. Chat: Starting a Chat, Adding/Removing Chat Contacts, Changing Your Chat Status. Calendar: Displaying the Calendar, Viewing the Calendar, Creating & Editing Appointments, Scheduling Meetings, Responding to Meeting Requests, Making an Appointment Recur. Contacts: Displaying Contacts, Creating and Editing Contacts, Finding a Contact, Sending a Mail Message or Meeting, Request to a Contact. Tasks: Displaying Tasks, Creating a Task, Marking a Task or Flagged Item Complete, Changing Tasks Viewed. Common Procedures: Using Flags, Sorting Tasks/Contacts/Email, Deleting an Item, Undeleting an Item, Using Categories, Searching for an Item, Logging Off. Also includes a list of keyboard shortcuts.

Laminated quick reference card showing step-by-step instructions and shortcuts for how to use Microsoft Outlook Web App for Exchange 2010 SP1. This guide is suitable as a training handout, or simply an easy to use reference guide, for any type of user. The following topics are covered: Mail: Displaying the Inbox, Creating and Sending a Message, Attaching a File to a Message, Showing BCC, Sending a Message with High or Low Importance, Requesting a Read or Delivery Receipt, Checking Spelling, Show/Hide the Reading Pane, Grouping Messages by Conversation, Ignoring a Conversation, Reading Messages, Opening/Saving Attachments, Replying to a Message, Forwarding a Message, Saving a Draft, Creating a Folder, Moving or Copying Messages, Opening Another User's Mailbox, Creating an E-Mail Signature, Turning on/off an AutoReply when Out of the Office. Chat: Starting a Chat, Resuming a Chat, Adding/Removing Chat Contacts, Changing Your Chat Status, Signing Out of Instant Messaging. Calendar: Displaying the Calendar, Viewing the Calendar, Creating & Editing Appointments, Scheduling Meetings, Responding to Meeting Requests, Making an Appointment Recur. Contacts: Displaying Contacts, Creating and Editing Contacts, Finding a Contact, Sending a Mail Message or Meeting Request to a Contact. Tasks: Displaying Tasks, Creating a Task, Marking a Task or Flagged Item Complete. Changing Tasks Viewed. Common Procedures: Using Flags, Sorting Tasks/Contacts/Email, Deleting an Item, Undeleting an Item, Using Categories, Searching for an Item, Logging Off. Also includes a list of keyboard shortcuts.

Laminated quick reference card showing instructions for the new and changed features of Microsoft Office Outlook 2010. Also includes a command reference showing Outlook 2003 commands and their 2010 equivalents. Topics include: The Ribbon Controlling the Navigation Pane Mail: Previewing an Attachment, Viewing Next/Previous Message in a Single Email, Adding an Electronic Business Card to an Email, Grouping Messages by Conversation, Ignoring a Conversation, Cleaning up Redundant Messages, Using Quick Steps, Using the People Pane, Using the Out of Office Assistant. Calendar: Showing Full or Work Week, Overlaying Multiple Calendars, Changing Detail Level in Month View, Scheduling Assistant, Sending a Calendar Snapshot by Email, Receiving a Calendar Snapshot, Publishing Your Calendar to office.com, Sharing a Published Calendar, Restricting Access to Free/Busy Information. Tasks: Tasks and To-Do Items, The To-Do Bar, Viewing To-Do Items in the Calendar, Putting an Item in the To-Do List. Sharing or Request the Sharing of Calendar, Contacts, Tasks, Notes with Other Outlook Users; Responding to a Sharing Request; Changing Sharing Permissions. Color-Coded Categories, Using Instant Search. Other New Features, Features No Longer Available. This guide is suitable as a training handout, or simply an easy to use reference guide, for any type of user. This guide is one of several titles available for Outlook 2010: What s New in Outlook 2010 from 2003, Outlook 2010 Mail, Outlook 2010 Calendar, Contacts, Tasks, Outlook Web Access for Exchange 2010.

Laminated quick reference card showing step-by-step instructions and shortcuts for how to use mail merge and forms features of Microsoft Office Word 2010. The following topics are covered: Mail Merge: Choosing the Document Type, Recipient Lists: Creating a Recipient List in Word, Selecting an Existing Recipient List, Using Outlook Contacts, Editing an Existing Recipient List, Selecting and Sorting Recipients. Writing the Document: Creating a Label Document, Using an If...Then...Else Rule. Previewing the Merge & Merging, The Mail Merge Wizard, Highlighting Merge Fields. Forms: Showing Macro and Form Controls, Creating a Template Library in Windows 7, Creating the Template File, Inserting Content Controls, Setting Content Control Properties: Add a Title, Format Contents Using a Style, Self Destruct Plain or Rich Text, For Plain Text, For Building Block Gallery, For Combo Box and Drop-Down List, For Date Picker, For Check Box. Turning On/Off Design Mode, Changing Placeholder Text, Protecting a Form from Changes, Unprotecting a Form, Protecting Only Parts of a Form: Preventing Editing of a Control's Content, Prevent Editing Parts of a Document, Preventing Deletions. Accessing the Form to Fill it Out, Changing the Form Template. This guide is one of several titles available for Word 2010: Word 2010 Introduction, Word 2010 Formatting, Word 2010 Advanced, Word 2010 Mail, Merge & Forms, Word 2010 Templates & Macros, Word 2010 Collaboration Features.

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4-page laminated quick reference guide showing step-by-step instructions and shortcuts for how to use mail, calendar, contacts, tasks and notes features of Microsoft Outlook 2016 for Mac (version 15). This is the latest version of Outlook for the Mac, part of the recently released Office 2016 for Mac. This same content was previously issued with the title Outlook for Mac 15 Introduction. If you receive a copy with that title, the content is the same. This guide is suitable as a training handout, or an easy to use reference guide, for any type of user.The following topics are covered:Navigating SectionsMail: Displaying Mail; Displaying the Inbox; Hiding/Displaying the Folder Pane; Creating and Sending a Message; Attaching a File to a Message; Showing BCC; Sending a Message with High or Low Importance; Saving a Draft of a Message; Restricting Forwarding, Printing, Copying; Reading Messages and Attachments; Manual Send/Receive.Calendar: Displaying the Calendar; Setting up Your Work Week; Creating a Simple and Detailed Appointment; Changing Entry Date or Time by Dragging; Editing an Appointment or Meeting; Responding to Meeting Requests; Repeating Appointments or Meetings; Viewing Multiple Calendars; Sharing a Calendar Using an Exchange Server; Using Another Person's Calendar; Showing More/Fewer Hours in The Calendar; Setting How an Event Affects Availability; Using the Weather Forecast. People: Displaying People; Creating and Editing Contacts; Emailing a Contact; Inviting a Contact to a New Meeting;Tasks: Displaying Tasks; Creating and Editing a Task; Marking a Task Complete; Turning On/Off Display of Flagged Items, Completed and Overdue Tasks. Filtering Tasks. Notes: Displaying Notes, Creating a Note; Editing a Note; Formatting a Note; Inserting an Image.In Any Outlook Section: Deleting Items; Assigning Categories to an Item; Hiding/Showing the Ribbon; Changing Which Columns are Visible; Sorting in Outlook; Searching in Outlook; Using Smart Folders; Using Text to Speech; Printing in Outlook.This Outlook 2016 for Mac Quick Reference also includes a list of Keyboard and Selection Shortcuts.