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Microsoft Outlook 2003 for the Technology Instructor’s Soul. Understanding what’s new for you… and for your students Corinne Hoisington. Exciting New Changes. New Look!. Navigation Pane - The new, easy-to-use Navigation Pane provides centralized navigation to: Mail Calendar Contacts
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Microsoft Outlook 2003 for the Technology Instructor’s Soul Understanding what’s new for you… and for your students Corinne Hoisington
New Look! • Navigation Pane - The new, easy-to-use Navigation Pane provides centralized navigation to: • Mail • Calendar • Contacts • Tasks • Notes • Folder List • Shortcuts
Reading Pane Redesigned • Like a piece of paper, the Reading Pane is laid out vertically and, when used with the new multi-line layout, displays nearly twice as much information on the screen as the Preview Pane did.
With Attachment and Without Attachment By Differing E-mail Accounts By Flagged Color Thirteen Ways to Arrange & Sort Mail
Quick Flags • Use flags to remind yourself to follow up on important messages. • As a faculty member use a certain color flag to represent incoming work that needs to be graded.
Streamlined Calendar View • View multiple calendars at once for other people you work with. • The ability to see another person's items, and whether or not you can change them, is controlled by the owner of the items.
State-of-the-art technology developed by Microsoft Research to evaluate whether a message should be treated as junk e-mail Safe Senders List Blocked Senders List Better Junk E-Mail Filters
Desktop Alerts • Improvement on the audio New E-mail Message alert. • The New Mail Desktop Alert fades in subtly with the sender's name, subject, and a short text preview, so you can immediately see whether the new message is urgent. • Pops up for 3 seconds in the right corner.
Flag messages from certain people with a particular flag color Send some messages directly to mobile device Easier to Create a Rule
Great for you to see what your distance learning students look like! Contacts with Pictures