Completing Searches, Printing Items, and Working with RSS Feeds in Outlook 2007

Overview/Description
Microsoft Outlook 2007 is a versatile e-mail client application that offers numerous features for interacting and sharing information with others. This course demonstrates the new Outlook 2007 search feature, Instant Search, which is used to locate and manipulate e-mail messages and other Outlook items. It also explores printing options using a variety of print styles. Lastly, RSS feeds will be discussed in depth, explaining how Outlook 2007 users can conveniently view content from multiple sources, such as news outlets or blogs, from a central location.

Target Audience
End User

Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of word processing and computing; familiarity with the Microsoft Windows and Office environments, and a very basic understanding of the Internet

Expected Duration (hours)
2.0

Lesson Objectives

Completing Searches, Printing Items, and Working with RSS Feeds in Outlook 2007

create a private folder with permission for other users to access it, given a scenario

create a public folder with permission to share it with other users, given a scenario

move items between private and public folders, given a scenario

recognize how to perform a basic search using Instant Search

recognize how to perform an advanced search using Instant Search

create a Search Folder, given a scenario

create a public folder, given a scenario

move items between private and public folders, given a scenario

use Instant Search to find an e-mail message, given a scenario

print Outlook items, given a scenario

print an e-mail message with an attachment, given a scenario

print an address book, given a scenario

print a meeting request and the list of attendees, given a scenario

add an RSS Feed, given a scenario

read an RSS Feed, given a scenario

cancel an RSS Feed, given a scenario

subscribe to an RSS feed, given a scenario

view an RSS feed, given a scenario

cancel an RSS feed but keep all the content, given a scenario