Many people use Outlook either by choice or by force, but few of them do more than scratch the surface of the personal information manager's many features. And after years of spending hours each day within Outlook, most users become at least proficient with its base features.
Outlook 2007: Beyond the Manual takes you to the next level, showing you how to better manage your time, tasks, mail, and activities using Outlook's sometimes hidden and sometimes undiscovered features. Freshly written for and based on Outlook 2007, this book doesn't waste your time showing you how to send an e-mail, but tells you how to make yourself more efficient, less cluttered, and more clear about what's happening in your life.
This book goes farther faster into Outlook's advanced capabilities than other books. It shows you how to take control of the flow of information and time in your life and use Outlook to keep better tabs on it. It helps you take the thinking out of e-mail management, the tedium out of appointments and meeting scheduling, and the "rottenness" out of manual tasks.
- Doesn't waste time with introductory features
- Highlights new Outlook 2007 capabilities and improvements
- Discusses quick troubleshooting options so you don't wait on hold with your tech support group
- Shows integration with other Office products (SharePoint, Word, etc.)
- Includes a treatment of popular Outlook add-ins and add-ons
- Shows programmatic/development capabilities of Outlook
About the Author
Tony Campbell is a veteran Microsoft consultant (MCP) specializing in the architecture and design of secure Microsoft-centric business solutions. He also has vast experience in many other industry niches such as networking, collaboration, security, business logic, and disaster recovery and resilience. Tony has been involved with all sizes of business, from the very small to the very large, and has successfully delivered secure, reliable, robust solutions to over 150,000 clients in his 18 years in the business. Tony started his career back in the 1980s as a "green screen" mainframe programmer for the British Meteorological Office, finally arriving after a long journey in his current role as a self-employed IT consultant for over a dozen full-time customers.
Tony is a regular contributor to a number of IT journals distributed across the globe, and has been involved in the production of software manuals, user guides, white papers, hardware manuals, and training courses. His love of writing has led to publication of some fiction by a number of small presses as well as by a few more obscure magazines.
Jonathan Hassell is an author, consultant, and speaker on a variety of IT topics. His published works include
RADIUS, Hardening Windows, Using Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003, and
Learning Windows Server 2003. His work appears regularly in such periodicals as
Windows IT Pro, PC Pro, and
TechNet Magazine. Jonathan also speaks worldwide on topics ranging from networking and security to Windows administration. He is currently an editor for Apress, which specializes in books for programmers and IT professionals.
