You can now & Close’: ‘Save The task will now appear in your Outlook Task List: Once you have completed the task you can tick the box to the left of it and it will drawer a line through it to show it is complete: HANDOUT 023: Creating a contact You are going to create a contact on Microsoft Outlook. Your Contacts are like your phone book, you can save people’s emails, phone numbers and addresses that you might want for work. Open Microsoft Outlook by clicking on the icon that looks like this: (Yours might be 2007 or another year) Then go to the Contacts section of Outlook: Your contact list will be at the moment, you need to select from the menu: ‘New’ Select from the top menu bar (circled and this will open a new contact: ‘New’
You can now ‘Save & Close’: The task will now appear in your Outlook Task List: Once you have completed the task you can tick the box to the left of it and it will drawer a line through it to show it is complete: HANDOUT 023: Creating a contact You are going to create a contact on Microsoft Outlook. Your Contacts are like your phone book, you can save people’s emails, phone numbers and addresses that you might want for work. Open Microsoft Outlook by clicking on the icon that looks like this: (Yours might be 2007 or another year) Then go to the Contacts section of Outlook: Your contact list will be at the moment, you need to select ‘New’ from the menu: Select ‘New’ from the top menu bar (circled and this will open a new contact:
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