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Microsoft Outlook Web Access Tutorials (Staff and Faculty)
Each of the Outlook tutorials is designed as a single Module. In this Module you'll learn how to create, edit, send and receive e-mail messages. You'll also learn how to use the Address Books, Distribution Lists, and Attachments. The individual areas, covered in this Module, are furnished below. All of the tutorials follow the same theme. This is purposeful. It was felt that, as a person progressed to newer versions of Outlook, having the same tutorial theme would make them more comfortable with learning the material. Each succeeding tutorial is enhanced to incorporate new features in Outlook and respond to added features requested by users.
Module 1
Creating, editing,
sending, and receiving mail
Adding/deleting addresses in the personal address list
Creating and using folders in which to save mail
Adding/sending/receiving/viewing/saving attachments
Distribution lists
Moving, deleting, recovering mail messages
The following features
will also be introduced:
Personal calendar feature; Out of Office Assistant; Auto-signature; Using
Microsoft Word as the editor.
Tutorials
FOR STAFF AND FACULTY:
Outlook 2007 Introductory
Tutorial - Mail
(Click-on the above link to download a 2.4 MB - 39 Page Word Document)
Outlook 2007 Introductory
Tutorial - Calendar
(Click-on the above link to download a 1.9 MB - 39 Page Word Document)
Outlook 2003 Introductory
Tutorial
(Click-on the above link to download a 1.9 MB - 39 Page Word Document)
Outlook 2002/XP Introductory Tutorial
(Click-on the above link to download a 710 KB - 33 Page Word Document)
Outlook 2000 Introductory Tutorial
(Click-on the above link to download a 527 KB - 32 Page Word Document)
Outlook Calendar Tutorial
(Click-on the above link to download a 404 KB - 10 Page Word Document)
Outlook Folder Size Tutorial
(Click-on the above link to download a 47 KB - 3 Page Word Document)
FOR STUDENTS:
Outlook Mail Web Access Tutorial
(Click-on the above link to download a 420 KB - 20 Page Word Document)
Since we are dealing with e-mail, there are no files available to illustrate the "products" in Outlook Mail. The tutorials have many illustrations of "how" an individual screen should "look" as you proceed through the tutorials.
Lisa Murray, Lynchburg College Software Support Specialist, created the Calendar tutorial included on this site.
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