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Learn Office 2016 for Mac 2nd ed. [Pehme köide]

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 27-Jul-2016
  • Kirjastus: APress
  • ISBN-10: 1484220013
  • ISBN-13: 9781484220016
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 711 pages, kõrgus x laius: 254x178 mm, 455 Illustrations, color; 11 Illustrations, black and white, 1 Paperback / softback
  • Ilmumisaeg: 27-Jul-2016
  • Kirjastus: APress
  • ISBN-10: 1484220013
  • ISBN-13: 9781484220016
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A practical, hands-on approach to using Office 2016 applications to create and edit documents and get work done efficiently. You'll learn how to customize Office, design, create, and share documents, manipulate data in a spreadsheet, and create lively presentations. You'll also discover how to organize your email, contacts, and tasks with the new Outlook for Mac. Conveying information quickly and concisely, the book brings you from beginner or intermediate to an experienced and confident user.

Office for Mac remains the leading productivity suite for Mac, with Apple’s iWork and the free OpenOffice.org trailing far behind. Now, it's been updated with a cleaner interface and more compatibility with Exchange and SharePoint.

This book provides the best combination of accessible and focused coverage of the Office 2016 applications. Rather than cover every seldom-used feature, the book covers real-world usage, putting emphasis on practical tasks and troubleshooting common problems, such as sharing documents with Windows users and older versions of Office.

What You Will Learn

  • Create professional documents for home and business using Word
  • Edit documents collaboratively in real time with your colleagues
  • Record and manipulate data using spreadsheets
  • Use your data to create powerful and convincing charts
  • Build persuasive multimedia presentations in PowerPoint
  • Deliver presentations like an expert
  • Keep your e-mail under control with Outlook
  • Stay on top of your schedule and your tasks

Who This Book Is For 

Any Mac user who needs to work with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or Outlook either for business or for pleasure. Professionals, students, and home user alike will benefit from straightforward explanations, step-by-step instructions, and effective workarounds for everyday problems.

About the Author xxiii
About the Technical Reviewers xxv
Acknowledgments xxvii
Introduction xxix
Part 1: Building Essential Office Skills 1(162)
Chapter 1 Getting Up to Speed with the Office Apps
3(24)
Meeting the Office Apps and Learning What You Can Do with Them
3(5)
Microsoft Word
5(1)
Microsoft Excel
6(1)
Microsoft PowerPoint
7(1)
Microsoft Outlook
8(1)
Understanding the Common Features of the Apps
8(4)
The Title Bar and the Close, Minimize, and Zoom Buttons
9(2)
The Ribbon
11(1)
The Status Bar
12(1)
Opening Apps
12(2)
Opening an App from Launchpad or the Dock
12(1)
Opening an App from the Applications Folder
13(1)
Making a App Launch Automatically
13(1)
Creating a Document
14(2)
Saving a Document
16(3)
Closing a Document
19(1)
Opening a Document
20(4)
Closing an App
24(1)
Summary
25(2)
Chapter 2 Learning Common Tools Across the Office Suite
27(56)
Using the Menus and the Ribbon
27(7)
Using the Menus
29(1)
Using and Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar
30(1)
Using the Ribbon
31(2)
Giving Commands from the Ribbon
33(1)
Minimizing the Ribbon
34(1)
Using the Format Pane
34(2)
Sharing a Document with Other People
36(9)
Sending a Document via E-mail
37(1)
Setting Up Connected Services and SharePoint Servers
38(1)
Setting Up Your First Connected Services
38(1)
Setting Up Another Connected Service or a SharePoint Connection
39(2)
Switching Among and Managing Your Services and Servers
41(3)
Saving a Document to a Connected Service or to a SharePoint Server
44(1)
Saving Time and Effort with AutoCorrect
45(13)
Choosing Standard AutoCorrect Options
47(1)
Choosing AutoFormat as You Type Options
48(5)
Choosing Math AutoCorrect Options in Word
53(2)
Creating AutoCorrect Entries
55(1)
Creating AutoCorrect Exceptions
56(1)
Working with Smart Buttons
57(1)
Checking Spelling and Grammar
58(18)
Checking Spelling
59(4)
Checking Grammar in Word and Outlook
63(9)
Taking Control of Spelling Checks with Custom Dictionaries
72(4)
Printing Documents
76(5)
Summary
81(2)
Chapter 3 Working with Text
83(30)
Entering Text in Your Documents
83(9)
Entering Text in Documents Using Copy and Paste
84(1)
Entering Text by Scanning a Document and Using Optical Character Recognition
84(1)
Entering Text by Using Dictation
84(2)
Inserting Symbols in a Document
86(6)
Navigating with the Keyboard and Selecting Objects
92(1)
Applying Direct Formatting to Text and Objects
93(2)
Using Cut, Copy, and Paste
95(1)
Using Find and Replace
96(7)
Searching Quickly with the Search Box on the Title Bar
96(1)
Locating Text with the Find Dialog Box or Advanced Find Dialog Box
97(3)
Replacing Text with Replace
100(3)
Creating Tables
103(5)
Inserting a Table
103(2)
Merging and Splitting Cells in a Table
105(1)
Adding Content to a Table
106(1)
Formatting a Table
107(1)
Creating Hyperlinks
108(4)
Summary
112(1)
Chapter 4 Using Pictures and Shapes in Your Documents
113(30)
Choosing Where to Insert a Graphical Object
114(1)
Inserting Pictures into Documents
115(4)
Inserting Pictures from the Photos App
116(1)
Inserting Pictures from Your Mac's File System
117(2)
Adding and Formatting a Shape
119(4)
Applying a Style to a Shape
121(2)
Rotating a Graphical Object
123(1)
Positioning a Graphical Object
124(3)
Choosing Text Wrapping in Word
127(5)
Changing the Look of a Picture
132(4)
Adjusting a Picture's Sharpness, Brightness, Contrast, and Colors
132(1)
Applying a Picture Style
133(1)
Cropping a Picture
133(2)
Saving Space by Compressing Pictures in a Document
135(1)
Inserting SmartArt
136(4)
Arranging Graphical Objects
140(2)
Arranging Graphical Objects Using the Arrange Commands
140(1)
Rearranging Graphical Objects by Dragging
141(1)
Summary
142(1)
Chapter 5 Customizing Office to Suit You
143(20)
Customizing the Status Bar
143(7)
Customizing the Status Bar in Word
144(2)
Customizing the Status Bar in Excel
146(2)
Customizing the Status Bar in PowerPoint
148(2)
Creating Custom Keyboard Shortcuts
150(5)
Creating Custom Keyboard Shortcuts in Word
150(3)
Creating Keyboard Shortcuts for Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook
153(2)
Choosing Essential Preferences in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
155(7)
Opening the Preferences Window
155(2)
Setting Your User Name, Initials, and Address
157(1)
Choosing Whether to Display the Gallery Dialog Box When the App Opens
158(1)
Choosing Whether to Receive Feedback with Sound
158(1)
Choosing Whether to Confirm Launching Other Apps
158(1)
Choosing the Default Format for Saving Documents
159(2)
Setting AutoRecover to Keep Backups of Your Documents for Safety
161(1)
Summary
162(1)
Part 2: Creating Documents with Microsoft Word 163(158)
Chapter 6 Entering Text and Using Views
165(22)
Entering Text in Your Word Documents
165(6)
Inserting Text from One Document to Another
166(2)
Inserting Prebuilt Blocks of Text with AutoText
168(3)
Selecting Text in Word-Specific Ways
171(2)
Selecting Text with the Pointing Device
171(1)
Selecting Text with the Extend Selection Feature
172(1)
Selecting Multiple Items at Once
173(1)
Moving with Keyboard Shortcuts
173(1)
Moving with the Go To Feature
173(2)
Telling Word Where to Find Your Templates
175(2)
Creating Backup Documents and Recovering from Disaster
177(1)
Using Views and Windows to See What You Need
178(7)
Picking the Right View for What You're Doing
178(5)
Opening Extra Windows
183(1)
Splitting the Document Window into Two Panes
184(1)
Summary
185(2)
Chapter 7 Formatting Your Documents Swiftly and Easily
187(38)
Understanding Word's Many Types of Formatting
187(2)
Understanding Direct Formatting and When to Use It
187(1)
Understanding Styles and When to Use Them
188(1)
Formatting Your Documents the Best Way
189(1)
Applying Styles to a Document
190(9)
Applying Styles from the Quick Style Box and Quick Style Panel on the Ribbon
190(1)
Applying Styles with the Styles Pane
191(4)
Applying Styles Using the Style Dialog Box
195(1)
Changing the Styles in the Quick Style Gallery
196(2)
Applying Styles Using the Keyboard
198(1)
See Which Styles a Document Uses
198(1)
Creating Custom Styles
199(12)
Creating a Custom Style by Example
199(11)
Modifying an Existing Style
210(1)
Applying Direct Formatting on Top of Styles
211(2)
Copying and Pasting Formatting Using the Format Painter
212(1)
Navigating Quickly Around Your Documents
213(11)
Using the Sidebar
213(1)
Using Find and Replace
214(8)
Replacing Text, Formatting, and Styles
222(2)
Summary
224(1)
Chapter 8 Creating Complex Documents and Layouts
225(38)
Working with Word's Extra Table Features
225(5)
Converting Existing Text into a Table
226(2)
Converting a Table to Text
228(1)
Nesting One Table Inside Another Table
229(1)
Creating Complex Documents with Multiple Sections
230(2)
Adding Headers, Footers, and Page Numbers
232(7)
Adding Headers and Footers to a Document
232(4)
Inserting Page Numbers in a Document
236(3)
Creating Newspaper-Style Columns of Text
239(3)
Breaking Your Columns with Column Breaks
241(1)
Removing Multiple Columns from a Section or Document
242(1)
Using Bookmarks, Fields, and References
242(9)
Marking Important Parts of a Document with Bookmarks
242(3)
Inserting Automated Information with Fields
245(3)
Adding Cross-References to Other Parts of a Document
248(3)
Creating Long Documents with Outline View
251(5)
How Outlines Work
251(1)
Developing the Outline of a Document
251(2)
Promoting and Demoting Headings
253(1)
Expanding and Collapsing the Outline and Headings
253(2)
Moving Paragraphs Up and Down the Document
255(1)
Switching from Outline View to Another View
255(1)
Adding Footnotes and Endnotes
256(6)
Adding a Footnote
256(2)
Adding an Endnote
258(1)
Customizing Footnotes and Endnotes to Suit Your Document
259(1)
Converting Footnotes to Endnotes or Endnotes to Footnotes
260(1)
Navigating Among and Viewing Footnotes or Endnotes
261(1)
Summary
262(1)
Chapter 9 Creating Business Documents with Mail Merge
263(18)
Understanding How Mail Merge Works
263(2)
Creating the Main Document for the Mail Merge
265(2)
Selecting the Recipients for the Mail Merge
267(5)
Creating a New List in Word
267(4)
Opening an Existing List
271(1)
Using Contacts from Your Outlook Contacts
271(1)
Using Contacts from Your OS X Contacts
271(1)
Using Data from a FileMaker Pro Database
271(1)
Inserting Merge Fields in Your Main Document
272(2)
Previewing the Results of the Mail Merge
274(1)
Completing the Mail Merge
275(3)
Merging to a New Document
276(1)
Merging Individual Documents to a Printer
276(1)
Merging to E-mail Messages
277(1)
Restoring a Mail Merge Main Document to a Normal Document
278(1)
Summary
279(2)
Chapter 10 Revising and Reviewing Documents
281(26)
Working on Documents with Your Colleagues
281(1)
Editing a Document Simultaneously with Your Colleagues
282(4)
Sharing Documents with Your Colleagues on a Network
286(2)
Tracking the Changes in a Document
288(11)
Choosing Which Changes to Track
288(3)
Turning On Track Changes for a Document
291(1)
Ensuring Your Colleagues Use the Track Changes Feature
292(1)
Working in a Document with Track Changes On
293(2)
Choosing How to View the Document's Changes and Markup
295(1)
Controlling Which Changes Word Displays
295(2)
Integrating Tracked Changes into a Document
297(2)
Adding Comments to a Document
299(4)
Adding a Comment
299(2)
Viewing and Reviewing Comments
301(1)
Deleting Comments
302(1)
Comparing or Combining Different Versions of the Same Document
303(3)
Summary
306(1)
Chapter 11 Printing, Securing, and Sharing Documents
307(14)
Using Word's Features for Printing Documents
307(4)
Printing a Custom Range of Pages
307(2)
Printing Markup and Other Items
309(2)
Securing a Document
311(6)
Setting Word to Warn You About Tracked Changes or Comments
311(2)
Protecting a Document with a Password
313(3)
Removing Sensitive Information from a Document
316(1)
Marking a Document As Read-Only
316(1)
Making a Document You Can Open with Earlier Versions of Word
317(2)
Creating PDF Documents for Digital Distribution
319(1)
Summary
319(2)
Part 3: Analyzing Data with Microsoft Excel 321(200)
Chapter 12 Creating Workbooks and Entering Data
323(30)
Creating and Saving a New Workbook
323(3)
Creating a New Workbook
323(2)
Saving a Workbook
325(1)
Navigating the Excel Interface, Worksheets, and Workbooks
326(4)
Understanding Workbooks, Worksheets, Columns, and Rows
328(1)
Moving the Active Cell
328(1)
Selecting and Manipulating Cells
329(1)
Enter Data in Your Worksheets
330(12)
Typing Data in a Cell
331(1)
Editing a Cell
331(2)
Entering Data Quickly Using AutoFill
333(4)
Pasting Data into a Worksheet
337(4)
Copying and Moving Data with Drag and Drop
341(1)
Inserting, Deleting, and Rearranging Worksheets
342(3)
Inserting and Deleting Worksheets
342(1)
Rearranging the Worksheets in a Workbook
343(2)
Making Excel Display Worksheets the Way You Need
345(6)
Understanding Excel's Views
345(1)
Splitting the Window to View Separate Parts of a Worksheet
346(1)
Opening Extra Windows to Show Other Parts of a Workbook
347(1)
Changing the Window and Arranging Open Windows
347(2)
Zooming to Show the Data You Need to See
349(1)
Freezing Rows and Columns So That They Stay On-Screen
350(1)
Summary
351(2)
Chapter 13 Formatting Your Worksheets
353(40)
Working with Rows and Columns
353(6)
Inserting and Deleting Rows, Columns, and Cells
353(3)
Setting Row Height
356(1)
Setting Column Width
357(1)
Hiding Rows and Columns
358(1)
Formatting Cells and Ranges
359(4)
Understanding the Two Main Tools for Applying Formatting
359(1)
Controlling How Data Appears by Applying Number Formatting
360(3)
Understanding How Excel Stores Dates and Times
363(5)
Setting the Workbook's Overall Look by Applying a Theme
363(1)
Setting Alignment
363(2)
Choosing Font Formatting
365(1)
Applying Borders and Fills
366(2)
Applying Protection to Cells
368(1)
Applying Conditional Formatting to Identify Particular Values
368(3)
Understanding Excel's Preset Types of Conditional Formatting
369(1)
Applying a Preset Form of Conditional Formatting
370(1)
Using Data Validation to Check for Invalid Entries
371(4)
Formatting Quickly with Table Formatting and Styles
375(6)
Formatting with Table Formatting
376(1)
Formatting with Styles
376(5)
Adding Headers and Footers to Your Worksheets
381(2)
Printing Your Excel Worksheets and Workbooks
383(3)
Telling Excel Which Part of the Worksheet to Print
383(1)
Checking the Page Layout and Where the Page Breaks Fall
384(1)
Printing a Worksheet or Workbook
385(1)
Sharing Your Workbooks with Your Colleagues
386(6)
Protecting a Workbook or Some of Its Worksheets
386(2)
Sharing a Workbook So That Your Colleagues Can Edit It
388(2)
Working in a Shared Workbook
390(1)
Resolving Conflicts in a Shared Workbook
391(1)
Summary
392(1)
Chapter 14 Creating Powerful and Persuasive Charts
393(36)
Learning the Essentials of Charts in Excel
393(6)
Understanding Embedded Charts and Chart Sheets
394(1)
Understanding the Components of a Chart
395(3)
Understanding Excel's Chart Types and Choosing Which to Use
398(1)
Creating, Laying Out, and Formatting a Chart
399(23)
Creating a Chart
399(2)
Changing a Chart from an Embedded Chart to a Chart Sheet
401(1)
Changing the Chart Type
402(1)
Switching the Rows and Columns in a Chart
402(1)
Changing the Source Data for a Chart
402(2)
Choosing the Layout for the Chart
404(1)
Adding a Separate Data Series to a Chart
404(1)
Applying a Style to a Chart
405(1)
Adding a Title to a Chart
406(2)
Adding Axis Titles to the Chart
408(1)
Changing the Scale or Numbering of an Axis
408(6)
Adding a Legend to a Chart
414(1)
Adding Axis Labels from a Range Separate from the Chart Data
415(1)
Adding Data Labels to the Chart
415(2)
Choosing Which Gridlines to Display
417(1)
Formatting a Chart Wall and Chart Floor
418(3)
Formatting Individual Chart Elements
421(1)
Copying a Chart's Formatting to Another Chart
422(1)
Reusing Your Own Designs by Creating Custom Chart Types
422(1)
Adding Sparklines to Your Worksheets
423(4)
Inserting Sparklines
424(1)
Formatting Your Sparklines
425(2)
Summary
427(2)
Chapter 15 Crunching Numbers with Formulas and Functions
429(32)
Understanding the Difference Between Formulas and Functions
429(1)
Referring to Cells and Ranges in Formulas and Functions
430(4)
Referring to a Cell
430(1)
Referring to Ranges
431(2)
Referring to Named Cells and Ranges
433(1)
Performing Custom Calculations by Creating Formulas
434(8)
Meeting Excel's Calculation Operators
434(2)
Using the Calculation Operators
436(3)
Understanding the Order in Which Excel Evaluates Operators
439(1)
Nesting Parts of Formulas to Control Operator Precedence
440(1)
Breaking Up a Complex Formula into Separate Steps
440(1)
Entering Formulas Quickly by Copying and Using AutoFill
441(1)
Choosing Preferences for Error Checking
442(8)
Troubleshooting Common Problems with Formulas
444(6)
Performing Standard Calculations by Inserting Functions
450(9)
Understanding Function Names and Arguments
450(2)
Inserting Functions with the AutoSum Pop-up Menu
452(1)
Inserting Functions with the Formula Builder
453(4)
Inserting Functions with the Function Library Pop-up Menus
457(1)
Inserting Functions by Typing Them into a Worksheet
458(1)
Summary
459(2)
Chapter 16 Creating Simple Databases and Solving Business Problems
461(28)
Creating Databases in Excel
461(14)
Understanding What You Can and Can't Do with Excel Database Tables
462(1)
Creating a Database Table and Entering Data
463(4)
Resizing a Database Table
467(1)
Sorting a Database Table by One or More Fields
468(3)
Identifying and Removing Duplicate Records in a Database Table
471(1)
Filtering a Database Table
472(3)
Solving Business Problems with Scenarios and Goal Seek
475(12)
Examining Different Scenarios in a Worksheet
475(10)
Using Goal Seek
485(2)
Summary
487(2)
Chapter 17 Manipulating Data with PivotTables
489(32)
Understanding What PivotTables Are and What You Can Do with Them
489(2)
Creating and Laying Out a PivotTable
491(15)
Creating a PivotTable Automatically
491(2)
Creating a PivotTable Manually
493(7)
Changing the PivotTable to Show Different Data
500(4)
Changing the Function Used to Summarize a Field
504(2)
Controlling the Design of a PivotTable
506(2)
Formatting a PivotTable
508(1)
Applying a PivotTable Style
508(1)
Choosing Options for a PivotTable Style
508(1)
Naming a PivotTable and Setting Options for It
509(7)
Choosing Display Options for a PivotTable
510(2)
Choosing Layout Options for a PivotTable
512(1)
Choosing Data Options for a PivotTable
513(2)
Refreshing the Data in a PivotTable
515(1)
Changing the Source of a PivotTable
516(1)
Sorting and Filtering a PivotTable
516(4)
Summary
520(1)
Part 4: Creating Presentations with Microsoft PowerPoint 521(96)
Chapter 18 Starting to Build a Presentation in PowerPoint
523(24)
Creating a Presentation
524(1)
Changing a Presentation's Theme, Fonts, or Colors
525(3)
Changing the Slide Size or Orientation
528(2)
Navigating the PowerPoint Window
530(1)
Add Content to a Slide
531(1)
Adding, Deleting, and Rearranging Slides
532(3)
Adding a Slide
532(2)
Deleting a Slide
534(1)
Rearranging Slides
535(1)
Using Views to Work on Your Presentation
535(5)
Creating Your Slides in Normal View
536(1)
Developing Your Presentation's Outline in Outline View
536(1)
Rearranging Your Slides in Slide Sorter View
537(2)
Creating Notes Pages in Notes Page View
539(1)
Running a Presentation in Slide Show View
540(1)
Opening Extra Windows to See Different Parts of the Presentation
540(1)
Organizing Your Slides into Sections
540(2)
Editing a Presentation Simultaneously with Your Colleagues
542(3)
Summary
545(2)
Chapter 19 Creating Clear and Compelling Slides
547(26)
Planning the Slides in Your Presentation
547(2)
Choosing Slide Layouts to Suit the Contents
549(1)
Using PowerPoint's Built-in Slide Layouts
549(1)
Creating Custom Slide Layouts
550(1)
Formatting Text on Your Slides
550(9)
Changing the Font, Font Size, and Alignment
551(2)
Changing the Indentation and Line Spacing of Text
553(1)
Rotating Text
554(2)
Using Bulleted Lists
556(3)
Adding Tables, SmartArt, Charts, and Hyperlinks to Slides
559(12)
Adding Tables to Slides
560(4)
Adding SmartArt Graphics to Slides
564(1)
Adding Charts to Slides
565(4)
Adding Hyperlinks to Slides
569(2)
Summary
571(2)
Chapter 20 Adding Life and Interest to Your Presentation
573(26)
Adding Pictures to a Presentation
573(2)
Adding Movies and Sounds to a Presentation
575(6)
Adding a Movie to a Slide
575(3)
Adding a Sound to a Slide
578(3)
Adding Transitions to Slides
581(3)
Adding Animations to Slides
584(9)
Understanding the Essentials of Animations
584(1)
Adding an Animation to an Object
585(2)
Changing the Order of Animations
587(1)
Using Animation to Display Bulleted Paragraphs One at a Time
588(2)
Animating SmartArt Graphics, Charts, and Tables
590(3)
Keeping Extra Information up Your Sleeve with Hidden Slides
593(1)
Creating Custom Slide Shows Within a Presentation
594(3)
Opening the Custom Shows Dialog Box
595(1)
Creating a Custom Slide Show
595(2)
Playing a Custom Slide Show
597(1)
Editing or Deleting a Custom Slide Show
597(1)
Summary
597(2)
Chapter 21 Delivering a Presentation Live or Online
599(18)
Getting Ready to Deliver a Presentation in Person
599(7)
Setting Up Your Display and Choosing the Resolution
600(2)
Using Presenter View
602(3)
Practicing Your Presentation
605(1)
Rehearsing Timings for Slides
605(1)
Delivering a Presentation to a Live Audience
606(4)
Starting a Presentation
606(1)
Displaying the Slides You Need
607(1)
Annotating the Slides
608(1)
Controlling a Presentation Using the Keyboard
609(1)
Displaying a White Screen or Black Screen
610(1)
Creating a Handout for a Presentation
610(3)
Recording Narration into a Presentation
613(2)
Exporting and Sharing a Presentation
615(1)
Summary
616(1)
Part 5: E-Mailing and Organizing with Outlook 617(86)
Chapter 22 Using E-mail Effectively
619(42)
Setting Up Outlook
620(10)
Launching Outlook
620(1)
Going Through the Welcome to Outlook Routine
620(1)
Adding an E-mail Account to Outlook
621(8)
Importing an Existing E-mail Account
629(1)
Meeting the Outlook Interface
630(9)
Using the Quick Access Toolbar, Ribbon, and Menu Bar
631(1)
Using the Navigation Pane
631(1)
Using the Folder Pane
632(1)
Using and Customizing the Message List and Reading Pane
633(3)
Using and Customizing the Reading Pane
636(3)
Sending and Receiving Messages
639(9)
Sending an E-mail Message
639(8)
Receiving and Reading Messages
647(1)
Sending and Receiving Attachments
648(3)
Sending a File as an Attachment
649(1)
Receiving a File as an Attachment
649(2)
Replying to and Forwarding Messages
651(2)
Deleting, Storing, and Organizing Messages
653(1)
Moving a Message to a Mail Folder
653(1)
Creating a New Mail Folder
654(1)
Adding Consistent Closings to Your Messages with Signatures
654(2)
Dealing with Spam
656(3)
Removing Nonspam Messages from the Junk E-Mail Folder
657(1)
Marking Spam Messages as Junk
657(1)
Creating a List of Safe Senders and Domains for E-Mail
657(1)
Removing Senders You've Blocked by Mistake
658(1)
Summary
659(2)
Chapter 23 Keeping Your Contacts in Order
661(16)
Creating Contacts
661(12)
Creating a Contact from Scratch
661(6)
Importing Contacts from Other Address Books
667(6)
Working with Contacts
673(3)
Viewing Your Contacts
673(1)
Arranging Your Contacts
674(1)
Searching for a Contact
674(1)
Editing Contact Information
675(1)
Communicating with Your Contacts
675(1)
Summary
676(1)
Chapter 24 Managing Your Calendar
677(14)
Meeting the Calendar Interface
677(4)
Displaying the Dates You Want
679(1)
Customizing the Calendar Settings
679(2)
Understanding Appointments, Events, and Meetings
681(1)
Creating Appointments and Events
681(5)
Creating One-Time Appointments
682(2)
Creating Repeating Appointments
684(2)
Scheduling Meetings
686(4)
Setting Up a Meeting
686(2)
Tracking the Status of Meeting Invitations You've Sent
688(1)
Dealing with Invitations to Meetings
689(1)
Summary
690(1)
Chapter 25 Working with Tasks and Notes
691(12)
Creating Tasks
691(8)
Meeting the Tasks Interface
691(1)
Creating One-Time Tasks
692(2)
Creating Recurring Tasks
694(2)
Viewing, Arranging, and Filtering the Task List
696(1)
Managing Your Tasks
697(2)
Taking Notes
699(3)
Meeting the Notes Interface
699(1)
Creating a Note
700(1)
Editing and Using Your Notes
701(1)
Summary
702(1)
Index 703
Guy Hart-Davis is the author of more than 50 computer books, including How to Do Everything with Microsoft Excel 2007 and How to Do Everything with Microsoft Word 2007.