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Tips and Tricks Part I Â– Outlook - Level 100

Overview From search folders to side-by-side calendars, Microsoft Outlook 2003 has many improvements to increase productivity. Attend this lively 45-minute webcast and get strategies for battling spam and e-mail viruses, along with some keyboard shortcuts that can save you time every day. The presentation also includes a link to a printable handout detailing the tips and tricks discussed. This is the first in a trilogy of sessions covering Tips and Tricks on the Microsoft Office System.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	3rd April 2008 06:06 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Email

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