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Microsoft Outlook 2013 Plain & Simple
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Microsoft Outlook 2013 Plain & Simple

by Jim Boyce
March 2013
Beginner
288 pages
7h 14m
English
Microsoft Press
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Chapter 7. Managing a calendar

In this section:

The Microsoft Outlook 2013 calendar simplifies the burden of keeping and maintaining a schedule of meetings, appointments, events, and tasks. At a glance, you can quickly see your agenda in daily, weekly, or monthly views. With Outlook, you won’t have any excuses for missing a lunch date or forgetting a meeting.

You can use Outlook to keep track of recurring meetings or events so that you don’t have to manually enter these ...

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