MAKE THE MOST OF MICROSOFT OUTLOOK Released by: Dennis Jarrett Web Site: http://www.tipsforatenner.co.uk 100 proven tips and tricks in a downloadable ebook Email: info@tipsforatenner.co.uk Keywords: tips, Microsoft Outlook, hints, email, tricks Update Date: 9/14/2004 10:57:21 AM Hits: 1020 Descrption:  Microsoft Outlook is the email program of choice for most businesses these days, including as it does a versatile address book and an excellent calendar-cum-appointments diary. But with all that capability, it can be tricky to get the best out of Outlook. 100 Tips for Microsoft Outlook offers a few more than a hundred suggestions to do just that – tips, tricks and techniques that have been tried and tested in the real world. “There’s no flannel here, no bovine ordure” says author Dennis Jarrett. “These are all ideas that will help you work better.” 100 Tips for Microsoft Outlook is one of the Tips for a Tenner series of downloadable e-books, available as Word documents or Acrobat PDF files. They're called Tips for a Tenner books for the obvious reason: they're books of tips (aimed primarily at small business owners) and they cost £10 (or the equivalent in local currency). Other titles in the series cover Microsoft PowerPoint and Macromedia Dreamweaver, with more in production – Microsoft Publisher and Outlook Express are next in the pipeline. Go to www.tipsforatenner.co.uk to see the full contents for each book and sample tips from them. All the Tips for a Tenner books have been written by Dennis Jarrett, well-known as an IT journalist and author and now consultant specialising in marketing for the smaller business. The Tips for a Tenner series is produced and published by Fields Place Productions. Everyone who buys any of the books also qualifies to receive the occasional emailed newsletter, Tips For Free. [ends] Notes: 1. All Tips for a Tenner books are written edited, and formatted by Dennis Jarrett and published by Fields Place Productions. Which is a trading name for Dennis Jarrett. 2. About the author: I have worked for some large organisations during my career, including editor roles at EMAP and IDG, but mostly I have been self-employed or I have run my own small companies. My background is in journalism and then publishing, but latterly I have been offering business consultancy, marketing services, web site and graphic design, and HR services including training courses and career management design. 3. Microsoft Outlook is a registered trade name of Microsoft Corp, and Microsoft does not endorse, approve or support this book in any way.