In this course, students learn to enhance and build on their basic and intermediate skills.
This course is intended for students who wish learn the advanced skills of Microsoft Outlook® 2010.
Unit 1: Collaboration
Unit 2: Mailbox Management
Unit 3: Notes and Journal folders
Unit 4: Calendar and Contacts
Unit 5: Mail Merges and Templates
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