Chapter 14
Managing E-Mail with Outlook
In This Chapter
Configuring e-mail account settings
Creating e-mail
Adding file attachments
Reading e-mail
Deleting e-mail
Microsoft Outlook is the personal organizer portion of Office 2013 for tracking appointments, storing names and addresses of important people, and keeping a list of to-do tasks. However, the most popular uses for Outlook are reading, writing, and organizing your e-mail.
Configuring E-Mail Settings
The first time you run Outlook, you need to configure your e-mail account information. To retrieve e-mail from your account within Outlook, you may need to know the following:
Your name
The username of your e-mail account, which may be JSmith (for Joe Smith)
Your e-mail address (such as JSmith@microsoft.com)
Your e-mail account ...
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