Outlook 2007 Info - In Book Form

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Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 is here at last! Outlook has long been a powerful e-mail program and personal information manager. And Outlook 2007 is even better. Not only does it do even better on the tasks it has always done, it gains several new features and capabilities that make it an ever more valuable tool. Some of the big changes in Outlook 2007 include:

• The Ribbon, a replacement for menus and toolbars in windows and views where you are likely to create, read, or edit a lot of text.


• Instant Search, a web-style search engine that replaces the old Find feature.


• Attachment Previewing, which lets you peek inside an attached document without having to fully open it.


• RSS Integration. Blogs and newsfeeds are popular new ways to get and share information online, and RSS feeds are one of the main ways you can read them. Outlook 2007 has an RSS feed reader built right into it, allowing you to work with these new tools as if they were mail messages.


• Electronic Business Cards. Make your contact information stand out by creating an electronic business card that Outlook can display.

This book is a practical guide to the most commonly-used, and most useful features of Outlook. It isn’t a comprehensive encyclopedia. It's a book meant for regular folks using Outlook in their day-to-day life. It shows you how to set up, use, and maintain Outlook 2007. You’ll learn how to do common things, and perhaps a keyboard shortcut that will let you do it with a few keystrokes instead of a lot of mousing around the screen.

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