Lotus Notes 6: Mail and Calendars

Course Description
Course Outline

Course Objective

You will use Notes 6 to send and receive mail messages, schedule appointments and meetings, maintain a list of contacts, and keep track of tasks.

Target Student

The target student for this course is an end user who has not used an email package, works for a company that uses or is moving to Notes, needs to send and receive emails, and manage his/her calendar and To Do list.

Prerequisites

To ensure students' success with this course, we recommend that they first take the following Systematix course or have equivalent knowledge Introduction to Personal Computers Using Windows XP or Introduction to Personal Computers Using Windows 2000

We offer a range of Lotus Notes training courses

Getting Started with Notes
Logging In to Notes Open the Mail Database Create and Send Messages Read and Respond to Messages Print a Message
Creating Mail Messages
Address a Message Format a Message Check Spelling Set Delivery Options Reply with Comments Forward Messages Attach Files Send Draft Messages
Managing Mail
Create New Folders Move Messages into Folders Delete Messages and Folders Work with Attachments Enable Out-of-Office Mail Create Rules Use Notes Help
Creating Contacts
Add a Contact Create a Mail Group
Using the Calendar
Set Up the Calendar Create Calendar Entries Edit Calendar Entries Move Calendar Entries Delete Calendar Entries Print the Calendar
Scheduling Meetings
Create a Meeting Invite Find Free Time Reserve Rooms and Resources Respond to Meeting Invitations Cancel Meetings Reschedule Meetings Create a Group Calendar
Using the To Do List
Create a To Do List Item Delegate a To Do List Item Edit a To Do List Item Complete a To Do List Item Print a To Do List
Using iNotes Web Access
Using Notes Remotely Setting Notes Preferences Personalizing Your Email by Using Stationery, Signatures, and the Highlighter Archiving Mail

Publisher:	IBM
Version:	6
Length:	1 day
Course-ID:	084607

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Excellent course, most topics were useful and the others were interesting and will be good to know about even if they don't affect my job personally

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