Module 1: Introduction to Microsoft Outlook
Module 1: Introduction to Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft that combines a mail client, a calendar, a task manager, a contact manager, and a note-taking app. It is part of the Microsoft Office suite.
Outlook is used in the workplace for a variety of tasks, including:
Email: Outlook can be used to send and receive email messages. It also includes features such as email folders, rules, and filters to help you organize your email.
Calendar: Outlook can be used to manage your calendar. It includes features such as scheduling meetings, sending meeting invitations, and tracking your availability.
Tasks: Outlook can be used to manage your tasks. It includes features such as creating tasks, assigning tasks to others, and tracking your progress.
Contacts: Outlook can be used to store your contacts. It includes features such as adding contacts, searching for contacts, and exporting contacts to other formats.
Notes: Outlook can be used to take notes. It includes features such as creating notes, organizing notes, and sharing notes with others.