Outlook 2007 For Dummies

Working in Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 is quick and easy when you use the toolbars and shortcuts to manage your e-mail, appointments and keep track of your to-do lists.






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Outlook 2007 Toolbars


Using an Outlook 2007 toolbar is a super timesaver. Many toolbar buttons disappear when they’re not needed, so it’s not unusual if your toolbars look different. Outlook has three toolbars (Standard, Advanced, and Web) to choose from, choose View→Toolbars.


Inbox tools


This is the mail toolbar you’ll see in Outlook 2007:


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Calendar toolbar buttons


You’ll see this toolbar when you open the Calendar in Outlook 2007:


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Contact toolbar buttons


When you open contacts in Outlook 2007, you’ll see this toolbar:


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Tasks toolbar buttons


This is the task toolbar in Outlook 2007:


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Notes toolbar buttons


When you open Outlook 2007 notes, you’ll see this toolbar:


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Outlook 2007 Keyboard Shortcuts


You can get things done a lot faster when you use Outlook’s shortcut keys, also known as hotkeys. This list represents a variety of key combinations and the Outlook tasks they will help you with:















































This ShortcutCreates One of These
Ctrl+Shift+AAppointment
Ctrl+Shift+CContact
Ctrl+Shift+LDistribution list
Ctrl+Shift+EFolder
Ctrl+Shift+ME-mail message
Ctrl+Shift+NNote
Ctrl+Shift+KTask
Ctrl+Shift+JJournal entry
Ctrl+Shift+QMeeting request
Ctrl+Shift+UTask request






































This ShortcutSwitches To
Ctrl+1Mail
Ctrl+2Calendar
Ctrl+3Contacts
Ctrl+4Tasks
Ctrl+5Notes
Ctrl+6Folder List
Ctrl+7Shortcuts
Ctrl+8Journal






































This ShortcutHelps You Do This
Ctrl+S or Shift+F12Save
Alt+SSave and close, Send
F12Save As
Ctrl+ZUndo
Ctrl+DDelete
Ctrl+PPrint
F7Check spelling
Ctrl+FForward




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