Microsoft Outlook 2010 Tutorial - Learning Made Easy

Earn a Verifiable Certificate of Completion after completing this comprehensive Microsoft Outlook 2010 training course from InfiniteSkills! This course provides a complete guide to streamlining email, calendars, and organization within the widely used Microsoft Office program.

This multi-part course goes beyond the basics, showing you how to save time by becoming more organized and efficiently accomplishing everyday tasks. Beginners will learn the fundamentals of Outlook 2010, with expert guidance from Guy, covering email account setup, email organization options, and utilizing the program's powerful contacts, calendar, tasks, and notes features.

For those working in a business environment, the course also covers connecting to a Microsoft Exchange Server. We focus on professional, real-world challenges to help you understand Outlook's critical role as a business tool.

What You Will Learn:

• Create professional-quality emails, notes, and boardroom-ready events and invitations using one of the world's leading office communication tools.
• Manipulate and implement contact and organizational data across various projects and accounts.
• Create fully compatible meetings, contact cards, and messages accessible to users working with other Office products and common industry standards.

Who Should Take This Course?

• Anyone who has used Microsoft Outlook before but wants a deeper understanding of its full capabilities.
• Individuals with high demands for email organization, task management, and communication requirements.
• Anyone needing to understand Microsoft Office software in a professional or academic setting.
• New users of MS Outlook seeking a user-friendly guide to learn the program from the ground up.

What People Are Saying:

"I feel far more organized and far more efficient from the minute I log onto my machine at work. Can't think of a better way to learn. Thank you." - J Waterford

"Guy gives the insiders' guide...he goes through just about all the tools, and he's really good at showing which ones work the best." - Mark Escovedo