Chapter 15
Outlook on the Job
IN THIS CHAPTER
Making meeting planning easy with Outlook
Allowing coworkers to help you do your work
Giving permissions to a delegate
Displaying two calendars side by side
Setting up your out of office message
Understanding all those address books
Microsoft is a big company that writes big programs for big companies with big bucks. As you’d expect, some parts of Outlook were originally meant for people at big companies. But these days, people in small organizations also need tools to improve teamwork and collaboration. That’s especially true in a world of far-flung virtual teams whose members communicate almost exclusively via phone and email.
Companies that use Outlook often have a network that’s running a program called Microsoft Exchange Server in the background. If you’re working with an Exchange-based account in Outlook, you have access to extra ...
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