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Part I: Getting the Competitive Edge with Outlook
Figure 1-1:
Double-
click the
message
you want to
read.
Mail button
Reading pane
Navigation pane
A quick way to skim the messages in your Inbox is to click a message and then
press the up-arrow or down-arrow key. You can move through your message
list as you read the text of your messages in the Reading pane.
press the up-arrow or down-arrow key. You can move through your message
list as you read the text of your messages in the Reading pane.
If you feel overwhelmed by the number of e-mail messages you get each
day, you’re not alone. Billions and billions of e-mail messages fly around
the Internet each day, and lots of people are feeling buried in messages. In
Chapter 6 I’ll show you the secrets of sorting and managing your messages,
along with the brand-spanking new Conversations feature that makes it easy
to deal with extended email discussions.
day, you’re not alone. Billions and billions of e-mail messages fly around
the Internet each day, and lots of people are feeling buried in messages. In
Chapter 6 I’ll show you the secrets of sorting and managing your messages,
along with the brand-spanking new Conversations feature that makes it easy
to deal with extended email discussions.
Answering e-mail
Anytime you’re reading an e-mail message in Outlook, buttons labeled Reply
and Reply All appear somewhere near the top of the screen. That’s a hint.
When you want to reply to a message you’re reading, click the Reply button.
A new message form opens, already addressed to the person who sent the
and Reply All appear somewhere near the top of the screen. That’s a hint.
When you want to reply to a message you’re reading, click the Reply button.
A new message form opens, already addressed to the person who sent the
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