Microsoft Outlook for Dummies

It is not for nothing that the Dummies series is so successful: More often than not (this book is a case in point), Dummies books deliver clear, concise introductions to complex software. This guide starts off with an introduction to Outlook's interface with details on how to use the package's drag-and-drop capabilities. It then teaches you how to manage files and folders and create new views and forms. Additional chapters focus on Outlook's Inbox and Contacts features, and show you how to work with the Calendar, Notes, Journal, and Tasks sections. The final section of the book, "The Part of Tens," offers ten of almost everything: shortcuts, things Outlook can't do, ways to use Office 97 for snappier e-mail, ways to use Outlook and the Internet, and so on. The author provides a lot of detail and ease-of-use tips while making your introduction to the package as painless as possible.