New Outlook 2003

[Bambi]

Hello, I am new to outlook 2003. I generally use OE. I have MS Word, PPT, & Outlook Student/Teacher edition. I, however, use Outlook 2000 at work and know my way around that pretty well )

Here are my questions in regards to Outlook 2003

a.. Where can I locate the Wizard Button? (Is there such a thing?) - sorry if I sound stupid, but I cannot locate the wizard for the life of me.
b.. Where can I locate the delete/block sender feature? Again, I cant find it anywhere.
c.. I have attempted to set up my 3 email accounts through Outlook 03, and keep OE strictly for my school newsgroups. Every time the email set up is a success, I end up losing the "NEWS" button that will/should take me to OE. Am I doing something wrong? Before I set up email accounts in Outlook the "news" button is there - however, it is not under the GO tab as I am told it should appear there...how can I do that?

A simple link that can help answer all these questions will suffice as I know how busy these rooms get.

However, if there are some text responses you can provide me to some of the questions above, I would be most appreciative. Thank you for your time.

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[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

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Hello, I am new to outlook 2003. I generally use OE. I have MS Word,
PPT, & Outlook Student/Teacher edition. I, however, use Outlook 2000
at work and know my way around that pretty well )

Here are my questions in regards to Outlook 2003

a.. Where can I locate the Wizard Button? (Is there such a
thing?) - sorry if I sound stupid, but I cannot locate the wizard for
the life of me.

Tools, rules and alerts

b.. Where can I locate the delete/block sender feature? Again,
I cant find it anywhere.

Tools, options, junk email option

c.. I have attempted to set up my 3 email accounts through
Outlook 03, and keep OE strictly for my school newsgroups. Every time
the email set up is a success, I end up losing the "NEWS" button that
will/should take me to OE. Am I doing something wrong? Before I set
up email accounts in Outlook the "news" button is there - however, it
is not under the GO tab as I am told it should appear there...how can
I do that?

Sorry, not sure - I always launch OE separately (I also use it as my news
client). I've never really seen much advantage to launching it from outlook.

A simple link that can help answer all these questions will suffice
as I know how busy these rooms get.

However, if there are some text responses you can provide me to some
of the questions above, I would be most appreciative. Thank you for
your time.

HTH.

 

[Bambi]

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I am on board. Thank you.

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Hello, I am new to outlook 2003. I generally use OE. I have MS Word, PPT, & Outlook Student/Teacher edition. I, however, use Outlook 2000 at work and know my way around that pretty well )

Here are my questions in regards to Outlook 2003

a.. Where can I locate the Wizard Button? (Is there such a thing?) - sorry if I sound stupid, but I cannot locate the wizard for the life of me.
b.. Where can I locate the delete/block sender feature? Again, I cant find it anywhere.
c.. I have attempted to set up my 3 email accounts through Outlook 03, and keep OE strictly for my school newsgroups. Every time the email set up is a success, I end up losing the "NEWS" button that will/should take me to OE. Am I doing something wrong? Before I set up email accounts in Outlook the "news" button is there - however, it is not under the GO tab as I am told it should appear there...how can I do that?

A simple link that can help answer all these questions will suffice as I know how busy these rooms get.

However, if there are some text responses you can provide me to some of the questions above, I would be most appreciative. Thank you for your time.

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[Bambi]

Thank you so much for getting back with me ) - I have been reading non stop in these newgroups and surprisingly, I am fairing out well. I appreciate your time and efforts )

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Hello, I am new to outlook 2003. I generally use OE. I have MS Word,
PPT, & Outlook Student/Teacher edition. I, however, use Outlook 2000
at work and know my way around that pretty well )

Here are my questions in regards to Outlook 2003

a.. Where can I locate the Wizard Button? (Is there such a
thing?) - sorry if I sound stupid, but I cannot locate the wizard for
the life of me.

Tools, rules and alerts

b.. Where can I locate the delete/block sender feature? Again,
I cant find it anywhere.

Tools, options, junk email option

c.. I have attempted to set up my 3 email accounts through
Outlook 03, and keep OE strictly for my school newsgroups. Every time
the email set up is a success, I end up losing the "NEWS" button that
will/should take me to OE. Am I doing something wrong? Before I set
up email accounts in Outlook the "news" button is there - however, it
is not under the GO tab as I am told it should appear there...how can
I do that?

Sorry, not sure - I always launch OE separately (I also use it as my news
client). I've never really seen much advantage to launching it from outlook.

A simple link that can help answer all these questions will suffice
as I know how busy these rooms get.

However, if there are some text responses you can provide me to some
of the questions above, I would be most appreciative. Thank you for
your time.

HTH.




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[eric2wan]

What I can tunderstand it, why would htey want us to buy office 2003, then
Chagre us to use it with an PAYMENT ot email ocmpanies

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

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Thank you so much for getting back with me ) - I have been reading
non stop in these newgroups and surprisingly, I am fairing out well.
I appreciate your time and efforts )

You're most welcome - the newsgroups are indeed a valuable resource. I think
you mean "faring" well, though. ;-)

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

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What I can tunderstand it, why would htey want us to buy office 2003,
then Chagre us to use it with an PAYMENT ot email ocmpanies
Huh?