You use Outlook every day. You practically live with it. This site is here to make that easier and more fun. It answers common questions. Gives you tips. Shows you tricks. Helps you get the day-to-day benefits of this incredibly powerful tool.
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As the leader of two online courses and author of two books on this product, I've taught thousands of people the basics. Most of my students and readers have full-time jobs and need to use Outlook in the real world. You're probably a lot like them. If so, you'll be glad to know that this site contains the answers to their most common questions. And probably the answers to yours too.
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The focus of this site is Microsoft Outlook 2003 and 2007. There are some significant differences between the two versions, and I've marked it anywhere one of those differences affects what you see on this site.
So please take some time and explore the site. You'll find everything from detailed instructions on setting up new mail accounts, tips on getting free stuff, even ways to reduce (although not eliminate) the flood of junk mail you are probably drowning in. As we roll into 2008 and beyond, you'll also start seeing more reviews, as I test out add-ins and other programs that can make living with Outlook easier and more fun.
NOTE: If you're new to all this and looking to learn the basics, you should consider joining me and other people like you in an online course, or reading my Outlook 2003 or Outlook 2007 books.
I'm back to work on this site after a long stretch of dealing with family issues. Please keep informed of the new content and updates I'm making on this site by subscribing to the site blog. To subscribe, click the orange RSS button at the top of this page.
Again, welcome!