Download MOS 2013 Study Guide for Microsoft Outlook by Joan Lambert PDF

By Joan Lambert

ISBN-10: 0735669228

ISBN-13: 9780735669222

Demonstrate your services with Microsoft workplace! Designed that can assist you perform and get ready for the 2013 Outlook Microsoft workplace expert (MOS) examination, this all-in-one examine consultant features:

  • Full, objective-by-objective examination coverage
  • Easy-to-follow strategies and illustrations to check crucial skills
  • Hands-on perform projects to use what you’ve discovered; records included
  • Use the in-depth examination prep, perform, and evaluation to aid enhance your skillability with Microsoft Office—and earn the credential that proves it!

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Automatically process messages You can have Outlook evaluate your incoming or outgoing email messages and take various actions with them based on sets of instructions you set up, called rules. You can create rules based on different message criteria, such as the message sender, message recipients, message content, attachments, and importance. By using rules, you can have Outlook move, copy, delete, forward, redirect, reply to, or otherwise process messages based on the criteria you specify. You can choose from a collection of standard rules or create your own from scratch.

Calendar Details Style Lists your appointments for the selected date range, in addition to the accompanying appointment details. You can select the date or range of dates to be printed and modify the page setup options to fit your needs. You can print an address book or individual contact records, either on paper or to an electronic file (such as a PDF file or an XPS file), from any address book view. Depending on the view, Outlook offers a variety of print styles, such as those described in the following table.

The Reading Pane can be displayed in any Outlook module but is displayed by default only in the Mail and Tasks modules. To-Do Bar This optional pane can display a monthly calendar, favorite contacts, and your task list, or any combination of these that you choose. In Outlook 2013, the To-Do Bar can be either open or closed, but not minimized as it could be in previous versions of Outlook. The To-Do Bar can be displayed in any Outlook module, but is not displayed by default in any module. The Navigation Bar, which is new in Outlook 2013, is located near the lower-left corner of the program window, above the status bar.

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