Microsoft Outlook 2003 Bible

Packed with step-by-step instructions for using e-mail, scheduling times and tasks, keeping track of people and managing items and folders.
* Readers discover out to use Outlook to its full potential and allow them to work more efficiently.
* Coverage goes beyond the basics of mastering e-mail to include using Outlook as a Personal Information Manager, integrating it with other Office applications, and discovering advanced message development.
* The companion CD-ROM includes sample code from the book and valuable third-party tools to help integrate Outlook.

After describing options for sending and receiving e-mail messages in Outlook, this guide digs deeper into Outlook's features for storing contact and schedule information, customizing Outlook settings, integrating Outlook with other programs, managing multiple users, developing custom applications, and optimizing Outlook installations. The CD-ROM contains Office 2003 super bible and trial software. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

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