Microsoft Outlook 2002 Tutorial

The Outlook 2002 series teaches users how to use the major components of Outlook: Outlook Today, Contacts, Inbox, Calendar, Notes, and Tasks. Topics include navigating between components in Outlook; adding and using information about contacts; reading, sending, customizing, and organizing e-mail messages; scheduling appointments, events, and meetings; and creating tasks and notes.

Microsoft Outlook
Navigating Outlook

Reading and Sending Messages

Customizing and Organizing

Using the Calendar

Using Tasks

These are self-paced, internet-based Microsoft Outlook 2002 tutorials -- there are no books to purchase and no scheduled classes to attend.

The following Microsoft Outlook 2002 courses are available online:

• Navigating in Outlook shows users how to move from component to component in Outlook and work with contact items and categories.
• Reading and Sending Messages shows users how to receive and send e-mail messages.
• Customizing and Organizing Messages shows users how to manage mailboxes of messages.
• Using the Calendar explores the Outlook Calendar and the ways that users can take advantage of it for scheduling their meetings, appointments, and events.
• Using Tasks and Notes shows users how to work with Outlook tasks and Notes.

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