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Best practices for Outlook for Mac 2011 This guide represents our advice on how to get the most out of Outlook for Mac 2011.

• This guide represents our advice on how to get the most out of Outlook for Mac 2011. However, it is not a comprehensive guide. A few core scenarios are covered to help you leverage Outlook for Mac 2011 into your information management needs.
  
  This guide is intended for people who:
  • Work for a large company with an IT department.
  • Receive more than 30 email messages a day.
  • Spend lots of time every day using Outlook for Mac 2011 to send and receive messages and to set up or attend meetings.
  • Are using Outlook for Mac 2011 with a Microsoft Exchange Server account.
  Regardless of your server setup or organization size, this document will be useful to you. In this article, you will learn:
  • Basic principles of good time management
  • Setting up Outlook for Mac 2011: The layout
  • Folders
  • Rules
  • Notifications
  • Categories
  • Tame your Inbox with the four Ds
  • Daily review: Managing your time and tasks
  • Tasks: Doing your work
  • Find that message: Searching effectively
  • Write great email messages
  • Calendar and meetings
  • Contacts
  • Frequently asked questions
  • References

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