Microsoft® Office System Plain & Simple -- 2003 Edition

Chapter 10. Managing with Outlook

In this section

• What’s Where in Outlook?

• Keeping Track of Your Schedule

• Sharing Calendars

• Creating an Internet Calendar

• Viewing Your Group’s Schedule

• Scheduling a Meeting

• Managing Your Contacts

• Keeping Track of Your Tasks

• Assigning Tasks

• Taking Notes

• Reviewing Your Actions

• Using Public Folders

In the previous section, we talked about e-mail, the most commonly used feature of Microsoft Office Outlook 2003. In this section, we’ll introduce Outlook’s lesser-known but extraordinarily useful features.

You can use the Calendar to schedule anything and everything. If you need to plan staff meetings, you and your group can share your Calendars to compare schedules and find a date and time when everyone’s available. If you play tennis ...