Microsoft Outlook 2011
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Microsoft Outlook 2011 offers a premium business and personal e-mail management tools to most of users all over the world.
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From the redesigned look, Outlook 2011 provides a richer set of experiences to meet the communication needs at work, home and school such as:
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Save time viewing, creating and managing e-mail
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Get easier access to the right tools
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Connect with people and stay up to date
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Access personal information anywhere and anytime
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Click here to explore Outlook 2011 feature
Outlook 2011 - Getting Started and Help Resources (
2,147 KB)
Outlook 2011 - Work with Outlook Contacts and Sync Contacts ( 2,927 KB)
Outlook 2011 - Read, Search and Print E-mails ( 1,487 KB)
Outlook 2011 - Organize E-mail Messages ( 1,900 KB)
Outlook 2011 - Send and Respond to E-mail Messages ( 1,117 KB)
Outlook 2011 - Work with Attachments and Signatures ( 954 KB)
Outlook 2011 - Manage Spam ( 646 KB)
Outlook 2011 - Work with Calendars, Appointment and Meetings ( 2,315 KB)
Outlook 2011 - Create and Manage Tasks ( 694 KB)
Outlook 2011 - Create, Manage and Share Outlook Notes ( 1,054 KB)
Outlook 2011 - Getting Organized ( 1,336 KB)
Outlook 2011 - Delegate and Share Outlook Items ( 1,002 KB)
Outlook 2011 - Use AutoCorrect, AutoFormat, Scrapbook and Reference Tools ( 1,384 KB)
Outlook 2011 - Display Schedule and Tasks on Desktop ( 883 KB)
Outlook 2011 - Sync Accounts and Backup ( 1,169 KB)
Tour of the Outlook 2010 Interface
(1) Menu Bar: The area at the top of the screen where all menus are displayed. The File, Edit, and View menus have the most commonly used menu commands
(2) Standard Toolbar: The toolbar that displays the name of the current view (for example, mail, calendar, or contacts view) and buttons for some of the most common tasks, such as opening, saving, and printing
(3) Ribbon: The tabbed command bar that organizes features into group. The current view determines which options appear on the Ribbon
(4) Navigation Pane: In mail view, the navigation pane displays the folder list. In calendar, contacts, tasks, and notes views, the navigation pane lets you show and hide items in categories. If you don't see the navigation pane, click View > Navigation Pane.
(5) View Switcher: Buttons to switch between the five main Outlook views — mail, calendar, contacts, tasks, and notes
(6) Reading Pane: where you can read e-mail messages or see details about items such as contacts and tasks. To change the location of the reading pane, on the View menu, point to Reading Pane, and then select an option (for example, Below)
