Part 2. Creating E-mail Messages

The most popular tool in Outlook is the e-mail program, which you can use to send and receive e-mail messages. Outlook includes toolbar buttons and commands to make sending messages and adding elements such as a link to a Web site or a file as easy as possible. This part discusses the basics of sending mail. (Part 3, "Reading and Handling E-mail Messages," covers receiving mail, and Part 4, "Using Advanced Mail Features," covers more advanced features of the mail program.)

Part 1. Getting Acquainted with Outlook 2003

Part 2. Creating E-mail Messages

Creating a New E-mail Message

Viewing the Inbox Window

Using the Mail Toolbar

Viewing Default Mail Folders

Creating and Sending a New Message

Selecting an Address from Your Address Book

Sending a Message to Multiple Recipients

Checking Spelling

Changing the Appearance of Text

Using Word to Create E-mail Messages

Selecting an E-mail Format

Assigning a Priority to a Message

Attaching a File to a Message

Adding a Web Page Link to a Message

Requesting a Receipt

Saving a Message to Send Later

Checking Sent Messages

Working Offline

Part 3. Reading and Handling E-mail Messages