Configuring the Client
Outlook 2019 (Windows)
| Intermediate
- 9 Videos | 37m 53s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
- CPE
In this 9-video course, you will discover how to customize Outlook 2019 to make it your own. Learn how to add multiple accounts, customize the interface, ribbon, and Quick Access Toolbar, and use the import and export function. Begin by learning how to add a second user account, and once added, explore how they can be managed in different ways, deciding which one is your default account, manage offline settings, and remove additional accounts no longer needed. Customize the interface appearance by changing the background or theme, and modify Outlook's view setting to suit your preferences. Discover how to customize the Quick Access Toolbar and the tool ribbon display. Observe how to manage Outlook add-ins, if you want to add third-party applications to help improve your workflow, and also manage your hard drive allocation, useful if you have multiple accounts stored on your Outlook client and want to limit the amount of hard drive space each user has. To conclude the course, learn about importing or exporting Outlook data.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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add additional user accounts
manage user accounts
customize the interface
modify the view settings
customize the Quick Access Toolbar -
customize the ribbon
manage Outlook add-ins
manage the hard drive allocation
import and export data
IN THIS COURSE
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1.Adding a second user account4m 35sUP NEXT
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2.Managing user accounts3m 22s
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3.Customizing the interface2m 52s
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4.Modifying Outlook's View settings4m 51s
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5.Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar3m 54s
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6.Customizing the ribbon5m 12s
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7.Managing add-ins3m 31s
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8.Managing your hard drive allocation4m 37s
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9.Importing & exporting data5m
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