Outlook:  Tutorials and more
 

E-mail is the most well known and frequently used Internet tool.  In the Academic environment e-mail can facilitate and increase the interaction between students and instructors.  It can be used to send and receive class assignments, distribute class communications, and provide exam grades.  In foreign language classes it allows students to communicate with native speakers in other countries, practice communicating in a foreign language, and learn about other cultures. 
Microsoft Outlook is an e-mail management tool that allows easy exchange manipulation, and organization of messages in your computer.  Outlook allows creation of mail rules and archiving of messages.  In addition, Outlook offers features such as the 'calendar,'  'journal,' and 'sticky notes', which help you keep track of your daily appointments and tasks. 
 

Outlook 2003 - Level I  (PDF)

Outlook 2003 - Level II  (PDF)

Outlook 2003 - Level III  (PDF)
 

Microsoft Outlook Web site has an interactive Outlook demo, a guided tour, a set of tutorials, training, Downloads and add-ins:  http://www.microsoft.com/outlook/
 

Netiquette:
Etiquette rules on the Internet are currently called 'netiquettes'.   Would you like to learn about them?  Check the Netiquette page.

For advanced users:
Attachment Options COM Add-in for Outlook 2003
This COM add-in adds a property page named Attachment Security Options to the property pages shown  in the Tools | Options dialog. The add-in is for the purpose of creating a list of attachments to be removed from the Level 1 security list, where attachments are not visible, to Level 2, where they have to be saved to the file system to be opened.
Download Outlook 2003 Security. zip

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