Outlook 2007: Beyond the Manual
As Microsoft Office users and dedicated enthusiasts since the early days of Office 95, both Jon and I have been astonished by the amount of functionality that resides within Outlook—functionality that is largely ignored by the majority of users. Don’t get me wrong: this lack of understanding is...
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| Ngôn ngữ: | English |
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2012
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| Tóm tắt: | As Microsoft Office users and dedicated enthusiasts since the early days of
Office 95, both Jon and I have been astonished by the amount of functionality
that resides within Outlook—functionality that is largely ignored by the majority
of users.
Don’t get me wrong: this lack of understanding is through no fault of you guys;
instead, it’s due to Outlook being so much richer in capabilities than the simple
messaging client it’s purported to be by many business users. When someone says
“email,” people think of Outlook, but when someone says “workflow, calendaring,
task management, to-do lists, RSS feed reading, and blog authoring,” Outlook is less
often at the top of their thoughts. More often than not, when Outlook is deployed in
business, it’s rarely sold as anything but a corporate email client.
Rarely do companies fully embrace Outlook for what it really is, and more
important, it’s extremely rare for users to receive any kind of guidance or training on
the underlying power that this important productivity tool contains. So, that’s why
we wrote this book: to empower Outlook users with the knowledge they need to
totally overhaul how they conduct their day-to-day business. |
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