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Introduction to Microsoft Outlook

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as part of the
Microsoft Office suite. It is primarily used as an email application but also includes a calendar, task
manager, contact manager, note-taking, journal, and web browsing.

Key Components

1. Email: Send, receive, and organize emails.


2. Calendar: Schedule and manage appointments, meetings, and events.
3. Contacts: Store and manage contact information.
4. Tasks: Create and track tasks and to-do lists.
5. Notes: Jot down quick notes.

Basic Operations

1. Sending an Email:
○ Click “New Email” in the “Home” tab.
○ Enter the recipient’s email address, subject, and message.
○ Click “Send”.
2. Scheduling a Meeting:
○ Go to the “Calendar” view.
○ Click “New Meeting” in the “Home” tab.
○ Enter the meeting details and invite attendees.
○ Click “Send”.
3. Adding a Contact:
○ Go to the “People” view.
○ Click “New Contact” in the “Home” tab.
○ Enter the contact details and click “Save & Close”.
4. Creating a Task:
○ Go to the “Tasks” view.
○ Click “New Task” in the “Home” tab.
○ Enter the task details and click “Save & Close”.
Email Management

1. Folders: Organize emails into folders for better management.


2. Rules: Create rules to automatically sort incoming emails.
3. Search: Use the search bar to quickly find emails.

Calendar Features

1. Appointments vs. Meetings: Appointments are for personal events, while meetings involve
other attendees.
2. Recurring Events: Set up events that repeat on a regular basis.
3. Reminders: Set reminders for upcoming events.

Contacts and Tasks

1. Contact Groups: Create groups to easily email multiple contacts at once.


2. Task Prioritization: Assign priority levels to tasks to manage your workload effectively.

Notes

1. Creating Notes: Use the “Notes” feature to jot down quick thoughts or reminders.
2. Organizing Notes: Categorize and color-code notes for easy reference.

Shortcuts

1. Ctrl + N: New item (email, appointment, contact, task, etc.)


2. Ctrl + Shift + M: New email message
3. Ctrl + 1: Switch to Mail view
4. Ctrl + 2: Switch to Calendar view
5. Ctrl + 3: Switch to Contacts view
6. Ctrl + 4: Switch to Tasks view

Best Practices

1. Keep Your Inbox Organized: Regularly archive or delete old emails.


2. Use Categories and Flags: Categorize and flag emails for follow-up.
3. Regularly Update Contacts: Keep contact information up-to-date.
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