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Microsoft Outlook 2010 - Orientation
The document discusses the benefits of using Microsoft Outlook 2010 as an email program to improve organization and efficiency in business tasks. It highlights challenges such as the need for consolidation, going paperless, and saving time in workflows. The content also includes an overview of the Outlook interface and key features to enhance productivity.
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- 3. Business Challenges A Needfor Organization
- 4. Business Challenges ANeed to Consolidate. Go Paperless.
- 5. Business Challenge Save Time.
- 6. Business Challenge Save Clicks = Save Time
- 7. Business Challenge A Need to Focus on Strategy
- 8. What doI mean? Email Signature Non-strategic Approach
- 9. Fantastic Benefits of Email Convenience Accessibility
- 10. How can anemail program help? Messaging Organization Scheduling Prospecting
- 11. Warning! “Ittakes workers 15 minutes to return to mental tasks after dealing with email.” New York Times
- 12. First Things First The Interface Outlook 2010
- 13. Microsoft Outlook 2010– Main Screen Home Tab – Default View
- 14. 1 – NavigationPane 2 – Tabs on the Navigation Pane 3 – Ribbon 4 – Information Viewer 5 – Reading Pane 6 – People Pane
- 15. First Things First Ribbon Basics Outlook 2010
- 16. Home Tab –Ribbon View (Mail)
- 17. The Ribbon 2010 (Mail) File Menu – Back Stage View
- 18. Outlook 2010 –Back Stage View
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- 26. Quick Access Toolbar Tabs Groups Dialog Box Launcher
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