Microsoft Outlook Interface
Elizabeth Hedrick (enhcp9) INTERFACE IST358FS2013
Microsoft Outlook 2010 is an effective and helpful personal the personal information manager. It is commonly used to help organize work and connect for personal. Outlook is very versatile and can be installed on a work PC, a home PC, and on a smart phone. It functions as an email which can stand-alone but also works with Microsoft Exchange Server. This provides access to other helpful features.
Outlook is a simple program that is easy to learn and use. There are simple instructions and buttons that provide quick learning and easy navigation. The most predominant features include: email, calendar, task manager, contact manager, note taking, a journal, and web browsing. They are clearly titled and easy to use.
Outlook has signals to respond to the actions that the user has commanded it to do. When you put your Auto: out of the office, a bar appears at the top telling the user the out of the office is on. When you send an email it goes directly into the sent folder or lets you know in seconds if a problem has occurred. Alerts and reminders pop up for calendar events and tasks. This interface consistently gives updates to the user making them aware of upcoming events and schedule changes. For example, if the memory is getting full it lets the user know with plenty of time to not lose any work. Microsoft Outlook is not only a user friendly interface but it also interacts well with other servers. It can work with the exchange server and SharePoint allowing for multiple users to share mailboxes and calendars. This is helpful when meetings are being organized and deadlines must be met with in the organization. Additionally, third party add on applications are integrated to the interface making it easy to do all that needs to be accomplished through a smart phone or even a Skype internet connection. Outlook is able to pull from outside emails such as Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo, and school accounts,
Microsoft Outlook 2010 is an effective and helpful personal the personal information manager. It is commonly used to help organize work and connect for personal. Outlook is very versatile and can be installed on a work PC, a home PC, and on a smart phone. It functions as an email which can stand-alone but also works with Microsoft Exchange Server. This provides access to other helpful features.
Outlook is a simple program that is easy to learn and use. There are simple instructions and buttons that provide quick learning and easy navigation. The most predominant features include: email, calendar, task manager, contact manager, note taking, a journal, and web browsing. They are clearly titled and easy to use.
Outlook has signals to respond to the actions that the user has commanded it to do. When you put your Auto: out of the office, a bar appears at the top telling the user the out of the office is on. When you send an email it goes directly into the sent folder or lets you know in seconds if a problem has occurred. Alerts and reminders pop up for calendar events and tasks. This interface consistently gives updates to the user making them aware of upcoming events and schedule changes. For example, if the memory is getting full it lets the user know with plenty of time to not lose any work. Microsoft Outlook is not only a user friendly interface but it also interacts well with other servers. It can work with the exchange server and SharePoint allowing for multiple users to share mailboxes and calendars. This is helpful when meetings are being organized and deadlines must be met with in the organization. Additionally, third party add on applications are integrated to the interface making it easy to do all that needs to be accomplished through a smart phone or even a Skype internet connection. Outlook is able to pull from outside emails such as Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo, and school accounts,