Outlook 203 - Calendar, Contacts & Tasks: Manage your Time, Address Book, Notes and To-Dos
Product Description
8-page bifold.
In this guide, the Calendar, Address Book, Tasks and Notes features are discussed.
The first part of this quick reference guide focuses on working with calendar appointments, all day events and scheduling of recurring events. Then, we discuss working with meeting invitations, determining user availability, and responding to invitations. As an event owner, you will also learn how to track meeting invitations and work with meeting actions such as accepting, declining, counter proposing, canceling or rescheduling meetings. The second part of this quick reference guide focuses on calendar collaboration features such as sharing calendars, setting user privileges, working with shared calendars, sending a calendar via email, and creating group calendars. The third part focuses on the Address Book and working with features such as contacts, mailing lists and sharing contacts. The fourth and last part focuses on Tasks, Notes and Journal features. Topics include: creating tasks, assigning tasks, tracking tasks, setting up notes and working with the Journal component.
In this guide, the Calendar, Address Book, Tasks and Notes features are discussed.
The first part of this quick reference guide focuses on working with calendar appointments, all day events and scheduling of recurring events. Then, we discuss working with meeting invitations, determining user availability, and responding to invitations. As an event owner, you will also learn how to track meeting invitations and work with meeting actions such as accepting, declining, counter proposing, canceling or rescheduling meetings. The second part of this quick reference guide focuses on calendar collaboration features such as sharing calendars, setting user privileges, working with shared calendars, sending a calendar via email, and creating group calendars. The third part focuses on the Address Book and working with features such as contacts, mailing lists and sharing contacts. The fourth and last part focuses on Tasks, Notes and Journal features. Topics include: creating tasks, assigning tasks, tracking tasks, setting up notes and working with the Journal component.