Outlook annoyances
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Outlook annoyances
O'Reilly, 1998
1st ed
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内容説明
First, the good news: Microsoft Outlook's integration of email, scheduling, and contact information make it a powerful tool that you can use in organizing your work and your life. And as part of the Microsoft Office suite, it integrates with the other Office applications, like Word and Excel. With Outlook as your personal information manager or PIM, your productivity can skyrocket. Now the bad news: released for the first time with Office 97 and since reissued in a number of new versions, most notably Outlook 98, Outlook frequently seems more like it's beta than production software. Whether you're most bothered by Outlook's refusal to deliver your email, its tendency to eat up your free hard disk space, or any of the other numerous glitches that occur from time to time (and sometimes all the time), you're almost sure to feel at some time or another that Outlook is just plain annoying. Someone ought to do something about it. That's just what authors Woody Leonhard, Lee Hudspeth, and T.J. Lee have done.
In Outlook Annoyances, they look at these and other annoyances and show how you can conquer them so that you can actually use Outlook to organize and manage your personal information. For instance, the book will help you: Customize the Outlook 98 toolbar so it reflects the way you work rather than the needs of Microsoft's marketing machine Walk through Outlook's often deeply buried user interface settings so that you can decide what you want to change and why Get data into Outlook from your old email client or PIM, move information from one Outlook module to another, and export data from Outlook to other applications, like Microsoft Word Create custom forms that use VBScript and access the Outlook object model to eliminate many of the annoyances of Outlook's standard forms Understand the difficulties involved in combining widely disparate data in a single container. Often, knowing where an annoyance comes from -- even if you can't do anything about it -- makes it far less annoying. Outlook Annoyances is the definitive guide for those who want to customize Microsoft Outlook.
It empowers users who want to take full advantage of Outlook to transform it into the useful tool that it was intended to be.
目次
Preface. 1. It's a Bit Like Whacking Your TV Set The Annoyances Troika A New and Improved Outlook 98 Just Where Do You Want to Go Today? 2. Vital Changes, Settings, and Customizations Version Vertigo Installation Odds and Ends Fixing Annoyances with Add-ins and Know-how Annoying Details and Customizations Ready to Rock. 3. Outlook Repair Tactics Solving the Name and Address Storage Puzzle Problems Sending Email Problems with Personal Folders Problems with Individual Information Services Problems with Profiles Problems with Your Email Provider (ISP or Online Service) The Ultimate Scorched Earth Solution. 4. Enigmatic Journal Creating Journal Entries Monitoring Activities over Time. 5. Outlook's Key Ingredients New Items, Less Annoyance Thick as a Post Calendar-or if This Is Tuesday It Must Be Outlook Making Contact The Task at Hand Make a Note of That Mastering Mail Messages. 6. A Cookbook for Conversion Importing Data from Outside Repositories Other Conversion Considerations Archive and Backup. 7. Beyond the Basics Finding, Viewing, and Filtering User Interface Tips Categories Reminders Set a Recurring Activity Get Email Smart Integration with Word 8. Object Model, and Custom Forms Outlook and VBScript versus Office and VBA The Script Editor Writing Outlook/VBScript Programs Controlling Office Applications Using Object Models OLE Automation. 9. Where and How to Get Help The Horse's Mouth Magazines The Office Annoyances Site WOW Microsoft Exchange Server Index
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