Outlook 2007 All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies

Introduction.
Book I: Getting Started.
Chapter 1: An Insider's Look at the Outlook Interface.
Chapter 2: Outlook, Quick and Dirty.
Chapter 3: Setting Up Your E-Mail Accounts.
Chapter 4: Importing Data into Outlook.
Book II: E-Mail Basics.
Chapter 1: Creating New Messages: Beyond the Basics.
Chapter 2: Reading and Replying to E-Mail.
Chapter 3: Making Your E-Mail Look Professional and Cool.
Chapter 4: Repeating Yourself Easily with Signatures and Templates.
Book III: Über E-Mail.
Chapter 1: Controlling the Sending and Receiving of Messages.
Chapter 2: When You Have to Know Now: Instant Messaging.
Chapter 3: Getting the Latest News Delivered Right to Your Inbox.
Chapter 4: Sending Mass Mailings.
Chapter 5: Managing Multiple E-Mail Accounts.
Book IV: Working with the Calendar.
Chapter 1: Getting Familiar with the Calendar.
Chapter 2: Going Further with the Calendar.
Chapter 3: Calendar Collaboration.
Chapter 4: All About Meetings.
Chapter 5: Making the Calendar Your Own.
Book V: Managing Contacts.
Chapter 1: Getting in Contact.
Chapter 2: Working with Your Contacts.
Chapter 3: Dealing with Business Cards.
Chapter 4: Contacts Collaboration.
Book VI: Tracking Tasks, Taking Notes, and Recording Items in the Journal.
Chapter 1: Creating Tasks with the To-Do Bar.
Chapter 2: Dealing with More Complex Tasks.
Chapter 3: Spreading the Joy: Task Assignments.
Chapter 4: Taking Notes.
Chapter 5: Taking Notes in Overdrive: OneNote.
Chapter 6: Maximizing the Power of OneNote.
Chapter 7: Making History in the Journal.
Book VII: Working with Business Contact Manager.
Chapter 1: Minding Your Business Contact Manager.
Chapter 2: Introducing the Basic Business Contact Manager Elements.
Chapter 3: Working with Opportunities.
Chapter 4: Reports and Dashboards.
Book VIII: Customizing Outlook.
Chapter 1: Organizing Items with Categories.
Chapter 2: Changing Your View on Outlook.
Chapter 3: Customizing Outlook Forms.
Book IX: Managing Your Outlook

Jennifer Fulton is a computer trainer for corporate personnel and has written more than 100 computer books. Karen Fredricks holds numerous certifications and is the author of ACT!(r) For Dummies.