1 After completing this lesson, you will be able to: Start Outlook. Navigate within Outlook. Use the Outlook Bar. Use the Folder List. Use the Office Assistant.

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1 After completing this lesson, you will be able to: Start Outlook. Navigate within Outlook. Use the Outlook Bar. Use the Folder List. Use the Office Assistant.

2 Starting Outlook To start Outlook 1.On the Windows taskbar, click the Start button, point to All Programs, and then click Microsoft Outlook. 2.If necessary, click the Maximize button.

3 Expanding a Short Menu To expand a short menu 1.Click on the desired menu. 2.Click the down arrows at the bottom of the menu. Or Wait a few seconds for the menu to expand on its own.

4 Using the Outlook Bar To use the Outlook Bar On the Outlook Bar, click a shortcut.

5 Displaying a Different Outlook Bar Group To display a different Outlook Bar group On the Outlook Bar, click the Outlook Shortcuts, My Shortcuts, or Other Shortcuts (or Other) group bar.

6 Adding a Web Site to the List of Favorites To add a Web site to the list of Favorites 1.On the Windows taskbar, click the Start button and select Internet Explorer. 2.Type the address of the Web site that you want to add and press Enter. 3.Click Add to Favorites on the Favorites menu. 4.Click OK to accept the default title line as the name of the Favorite. Or Type a new name and click OK.

7 Adding a Folder to the List of Favorites To add a folder to the list of Favorites 1.On the Windows taskbar, click the Start button, point to All Programs, and then click Windows Explorer. 2.Click the folder that you want to add, click Add to Favorites on the Favorites menu, and then click OK to accept the default title line as the name of the Favorite.

8 Accessing a Favorite Web Site or Folder from Outlook To access a favorite Web site or folder from Outlook 1.On the Outlook bar, click the Other Shortcuts group bar (or Other group bar). 2.Click the Favorites folder and then double-click the name of the Web site or folder that you want to open.

9 Using the Folder List To use the Folder List 1.If the Folder List is not already open, click the folder name that appears on the Folder Banner. 2.Click the name of the Outlook folder that you want to display.

10 Keeping the Folder List Open To keep the Folder List open 1.Click the Folder Banner. 2.Click the Push Pin button. Or On the View menu, click Folder List.

11 Closing the Folder List To close the Folder List In the Folder List, click the Close button in the top-right corner.

12 Using the Office Assistant To use the Office Assistant 1.On the Standard toolbar, click the Microsoft Outlook Help button. 2.Type a question and click the Search button. 3.In the list of topics that appears, click the topic that most closely matches your help request.

13 Hiding the Office Assistant To hide the Office Assistant 1.Right-click the Office Assistant. 2.Click Hide.