Outlook 2000 Training CD-ROM... MOS MOUS Certification
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Outlook 2000 Training CD-ROM... MOS MOUS Certification
MS Outlook 2000 Core MOUS MOS Certification
Our MS Outlook 2000 Core (MOUS) course packs 12 hours of highly interactive self-paced instruction spread over the following 2 titles:
- MS Outlook 2000 MOUS Certification Proficient
- MS Outlook 2000 MOUS Certification Expert
This course uses the "Learn by Doing" paradigm to ensure that as a part of your learning experience, you practice concepts and procedures covered in this course in a real life
environment. All practice sessions contain diagnostic and/or prescriptive feedback that reinforces learning and enables remedial learning. The courses simulate software so you do not
have to purchase expensive software to complete the learning experience.
 Each title in this course consists of job aids such as quick reference guides and
glossary of terms. Quick reference guides are used to detail new features, comparisons, additional facts / data / information. The glossary provides definitions
of terms used in the learning material. Each glossary item has related terms available as hyperlinks to provide for easy navigation while you reference.
In addition to the two titles, the course also includes a Workout. The WorkOut is an exercise to test the learning on the procedures covered in the course. It provides two sets of questions that
simulate the software environment. Each session comprises 44 randomly selected questions. The learner is able to take this test (WorkOut) after completing both the titles.
Duration: 12-16 hours
Audience: The audience of this course is professionals who need to use Outlook 2000 to organize, integrate and manage information and students preparing for the MS Outlook 2000 Core (MOUS) Exam.
Benefits: After completing all the titles in the course you will be able to:
- Identify the features of Outlook 2000
- Identify the different components of Outlook 2000
- Send and receive mail messages
- Create and manage contacts
- Schedule appointments and events
- Create journal entries
- Create a note
- Track delivery of messages
- Recall and re-send messages
- Flag messages for follow-up
- Create and use office documents within Outlook
- Organize messages by moving messages to different folders and archiving messages
- Configure time zone information and use multiple time zones
- Modify the Outlook Master Categories list
- Sort information using categories
- Save a calendar as a Web page
- Schedule meetings and respond to meeting requests
- Create and update one-time and recurring tasks
- Create tasks from other Outlook components
- Communicate with contacts using the Fax service
Pre-requisites: To benefit completely from this title, the learners should be familiar with the Windows interface and Windows terminology.
Outline
MS Office 2000: Outlook for Professionals - I
- Overview to Outlook 2000
- Communicating Using Mail
- Using Contacts and Calendar
- Using Journal and Notes
MS Office 2000: Outlook for Professionals - II
- Customizing and Organizing Messages Working with Calendar
- Creating and Managing Tasks
- Working with Contacts
System Requirements: The minimum system requirements are:
- 80386 processor or higher
- 4 MB RAM (more RAM improves performance)
- VGA or higher monitor
- MS-Windows mouse
- 10 MB free disk space
- MS Windows 3.1 or higher
MS Outlook 2000 Expert MOS MOUS Certification
This MS Outlook 2000 Expert (MOUS) course packs 8 hours of highly interactive self-paced instruction spread over the following title:
This course uses the "Learn by Doing" paradigm to ensure that as a part of your learning experience, you practice concepts and procedures covered in this course in a real life
environment. All practice sessions contain diagnostic and/or prescriptive feedback that reinforces learning and enables remedial learning. The courses simulate software so you do not
have to purchase expensive software to complete the learning experience.
Each title in this course consists of job aids such as quick reference guides and glossary of terms. Quick reference guides are used to detail new features, comparisons, additional facts /
data / information. The glossary provides definitions of terms used in the learning material. Each glossary item has related terms available as hyperlinks to provide for easy navigation while you reference.
In addition to the two titles, the course also includes a Workout. The WorkOut tests the the skills acquired while going through the course. It provides two sets of questions that simulate
the software environment. Each session comprises 30 randomly selected questions. The learner is able to try the WorkOut after completing the title.
Duration: 6-8 hours
Audience: The audience for this course are:
- Professionals who need to use Outlook 2000 to organize, integrate and manage information.
- Students preparing for the MS Outlook 2000 Expert (MOUS) Exam.
Benefits: After completing all the titles in the course you will be able to:
- Track the delivery of messages
- Recall and re-send messages
- Flag messages for follow-up
- Set up profiles
- Add services to a profile
- Create a personal address book
- Create a personal distribution list
- Customize the Outlook interface
- Configure time zone information and use multiple time zones
- Modify the Outlook Master Categories list
- Sort information using categories
- Save a calendar as a Web page
- Schedule meetings and respond to meeting requests
- Create and update one-time and recurring tasks
- Create tasks from other Outlook components
- Create journal entries
- Communicate with contacts using the Fax service
- Create rules to organize messages
- Configure the Out of Office Assistant to manage incoming mail messages
- Handle junk and adult content messages
- Grant permissions to folders
- Use public folders for group discussions
- Share information with other applications over the Internet
- Grant delegate access to others
- Configure Outlook to work offline
- Synchronize offline folders
- Set up remote mail
- Add a vCard to a mail message
- Add and organize favorites
- Set up and use Newsreader
- Schedule real-time meetings using NetMeeting and NetShow
- Integrate Outlook with other mail and Office applications
- Create Outlook forms and re-usable templates
Pre-requisites
To benefit completely from this course, the audience should be a proficient user of Outlook. The audience can acquire these skills from NIIT's MS Oultook 2000 Core (MOUS) course.
Outline
MS Office 2000: Outlook for Experts- I
- Customizing Outlook
- Working with Calendar
- Working with Tasks and Journal
- Working with Contacts
MS Office 2000: Outlook for Experts-II
- Organizing Mail Messages
- Sharing Information Using Outlook
- Working Offline with Outlook
- Extending Outlook </UL)
System Requirements
The minimum system requirements are:
- 80486 DX processor or higher
- 8 MB RAM (more RAM improves performance)
- VGA or higher monitor
- MS-Windows mouse
- 15 MB free disk space
- MS Windows 3.1 or higher
Testing Information
Tests are administered through
Microsoft
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