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1. Assign Task

1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.Click on the email.

2. Create a Contact Group

1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.Click on the email.

3. Information as a Business Card

On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.Click on the email.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.

4. Open Email

Click on the email.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.

5. Print Calendar

1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.Click the FILE tab. Click PRINT. Under PRINT WHAT, use the preview window to compare the print style you want. To print complete details of appointments and meetings, click the WEEKLY AGENDA STYLES or CALENDAR DETAILS STYLE. Click PRINT.

6. Instant Search

NAVIGATION PANE, click the folder you want to search. In the INSTANT SEARCH box, type your search text.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.

7. Complete Task

Click on the FLAG STATUS COLUMN in the message list, in TASKS, in the TO-DO Bar, or in the Daily Task List in the Calendar/On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.

8. Create a Poll

On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.file tab, properties. in voting and tracking, click USE VOTING buttons. Choose one of the following choices.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.

9. Change Task View

On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.Go to TASKS bar and choose what you need.

10. Moving Items to Folder

On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.Drag and drop (Not Sure)

11. Create Note

On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.Under HOME, click NEW NOTE. To close the note, click the NOTE icon button in the upper-left corner of the note window, and then, click SAVE & CLOSE.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.

12. Create Appointment

In CALENDAR, click HOME. In the NEW GROUP, click NEW APPOINTMENT.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.

13. Format a Business Card

On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.Open a contact then double click on the business card image or click on the Business Card command on the ribbon (visible in screenshot above) to open the Business Card editor.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.

14. Create New Message with an Attachment

On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.HOME - NEW EMAIL - in the MESSAGE window, ATTACH FILE.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.

15. Create a Search Folder

On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.In MAIL, click FOLDER. In the NEW group, click NEW SEARCH FOLDER.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.

16. Create a Folder

On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.Right-click on the folder under which you want to nest your new folder. Click NEW FOLDER. Type desired name and press ENTER.

17. Add Out of Office Rule

On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.1. click file tab, click info and then automatic replies 2. add rule. check option 3. Click OK. then yes

18. Out of Office

1. Click the File tab, and then click the Info tab in the menu 2. Click Automatic Replies (Out of Office).On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.

19. Invite Meeting Attendees

1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.In CALENDAR, click NEW MEETING. In the TO box, you can add attendees.

20. Delete Appointment

On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.On the NAVIGATION bar, click CALENDAR. Click the appointment, but don't open it. Press DELETE on the ribbon or click DELETE.

21. Flag Email

On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.In the MESSAGE list, right click the flag icon to flag the message for follow-up, and then choose when you want to follow-up.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.

22. Recurring Appointment

On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.On the APPOINTMENT tab, in the OPTIONS group, click RECURRENCE. Click the frequency (Daily/Weekly/Monthly/Yearly). Click OK.On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.

23. Sort

On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.VIEW menu bar, ARRANGE BY or right-clicking the INBOX SORTING COLUMN HEADER.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.

24. Changing Contact View

On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.Access full contact editing windows for a contact by clicking on the OUTLOOK (CONTACTS) link under VIEW SOURCE on the contact card.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.

25. Create a Signature

1. file 2. options 3. click mail 4. click signatures button 5. Under Select signature to edit, select New, and type a name for the signature. 5. Type the signature you want in the Edit Signature box.1.A contact form that contains John Doe's information. 2.A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in with John Doe's info Whenever you add a contact in Outlook, it automatically creates a business card of it. To view or edit the business card, click on the 'contact' icon present in the 'navigation pane' and then 'double click' on the contact you want view or edit. Once the form opens, you would notice a business card on the right hand side of the screen. Double click on the 'business card' to add details or to change the overall look of the card.On NAVIGATION bar, click the PEOPLE icon. Under MY CONTACTS, pick where you want to add the contact group. {For this example, click CONTACTS. Click HOME - NEW CONTACT GROUP. On the CONTACT GROUP tab, in the NAME BOX, type a name for the group. Click ADD MEMBERS, then add people. Click SAVE & CLOSE when done.On NAVIGATION bar, click TASKS, and then click NEW TASK, or open existing task. Click ASSIGN TASK. Fill out information. (If you want a task to repeat, click recurrence, select the options you want and then click OK. Click SEND.

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