Super Simple Outlook 2013 for Beginners (micro course)

Learn how to find, open and close Outlook 2013 in Windows 7 and 8 computers.

Learn how to find and read your emails as well as save any attachemnts those e-mails may ahve.

Learn how to print and save e-mails. To practice the prointing part of this lesson you'll need to have a printer set up.

Once you have opened an e-mail learn how to respond to it or forward it on to someone else.

Delete an unwanted e-mail...and recover an e-mail you've deleted accidentally.

Learn how to create a new e-mail and attach a file. This video shows a photo being attached but the method is the same when attaching other items such as documents and videos.

Outlook can automatically check your spelling and grammar as you type. Learn how to accept a suggested correction then go onto change the language used to check your spelling.

This Quick Reference Guide is a great way to review what you have learned. Download it and keep it hangy for future reference.

This download contains all of the notes (lesson notes, QRG, glossary etc.) in this course as a PDF book.

Here a a selection the keyboard short-cuts I think you will find most useful in Outlook:

CTRL + A
Selects everything in the window where the cursor is.

CTRL + Z
Magically undoes whatever mistake you have just made.

CTRL + X
Cuts the text you have highlighted from the screen and remembers it (on the clipboard) in case you want to paste it somewhere else.

CTRL + C
Copies whatever you have highlighted, ready for you to paste somewhere else (like CTRL + X but doesn’t remove it from the screen).

CTRL + V
Pastes whatever you have on the clipboard (from CTRL + X or CTRL + C) onto the screen where your cursor is.

CTRL + B
Makes the selected text bold.

CTRL + U
Underlines the selected text.

CTRL + I
Italicizes the selected text.

F7
Checks spelling.

Preview of my Microsoft Forms course:

https://www.udemy.com/course/super-simple-microsoft-forms/?referralCode=FE4EEA4F23361AD7EDAC

This course will take you from zero Forms knowledge to creating and sharing a well-designed, feature-rich survey or quiz.

I will use a mix of video, PowerPoint and activities to teach you as we work through these topics together:

• What is Microsoft Forms?

• Open Forms & Screen Tour

• Deep Drive - Question Types

• Branching

• Create a Form

• Preview and test

• Deep Dive - Theme & Settings

• Collaborate on a Form

• Duplicate (use as a template)

• Publish

• View and export results

• Exercise 1 –view and test my form

• Exercise 2 – create your Form

• Quizzes

• Exercise 3 – view and test my quiz

• Wrap up

The learning doesn't have to stop when you complete the course, as an Office 365 lead trainer and blogger it is my job to keep up to date with Office 365...I will keep you, and the course up to date with the latest Forms updates as they happen.

Any questions? Just ask!

Thanks

Mark