Using Microsoft Outlook 2010 is a customized, media-rich learning experience designed to help new users master Microsoft Outlook 2010 system quickly, and get the most out of it, fast! It starts with a concise, friendly, straight-to-the-point guide to Microsoft Office 2010 by Patricia DiGiacomo-Eddy an accomplished technology author and avid blogger. This exceptional book is fully integrated with an unprecedented collection of online learning resources: online video, screencasts, podcasts, and additional web content, all designed to reinforce key concepts and help users achieve real mastery. The book and online content work together to teach everything mainstream Microsoft Outlook 2010 users need to know. This practical, approachable coverage guides readers through mastering Outlook 2010's core features and techniques, and powerful new enhancements such as: " New "conversation view" groups related messages and replies together. " Quick Steps combines multiple steps into one single click; ability to create custom quick steps. " MailTips; new Clean-Up feature; new Ignore feature; and new web and mobile device integration.
Practical, approachable coverage that completely flattens the Microsoft Outlook 2010 learning curve
Tightly integrated with online video, screencast tutorials, podcasts, and more: the total learning experience for new Microsoft Outlook 2010 users
Companion website offers supplemental media including video, screencast tutorials, podcasts, and more
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Höhe: 229 mm
Breite: 152 mm
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978-0-7897-4293-3 (9780789742933)
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Patricia DiGiacomo-Eddy is an accomplished technology author and mobile phone geek whose books include Special Edition Using Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 and 2007, The Absolute Beginner's Guide to OneNote, and Access 2003: VBA Programmer's Reference. Her day job is spent writing about e-mail technology for a major software company.
