This month’s lunch bite sessions include two events for Microsoft Excel and Two Events for Microsoft Outlook.  They are being held on Wednesday, June 20, 2012.  Simply click the register links and regiser online. All events are completly free!

Microsoft Excel: Get the Data You Want with Data Validation
Description: Often times we create perfect spreadsheets only to have them compromised by incorrect data entry.  Data validation rules can guide users to put in the correct data type or even select values from a list of pre-entered responses

Date: June 20, 2012
Start Time: 12:00 PM EDT
Duration: 15 Minutes
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Microsoft Excel: Protecting Your Work
Description: When it comes to data, protection can be very important. However, the protection options inside Excel can sometimes be confusing or misleading. In this session we’ll cover how to effectively protect your data so you can work in confidence.

Date: June 20, 2012
Start Time: 1:00 PM EDT
Duration: 15 Minutes
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Microsoft Outlook: Tasks! Outlook’s Best Kept Secret
Description: Most of us use Outlook to manage our emails and our calendar, but far too few people take advantage of the Tasks function in Outlook.  We’ll look at how to create and track tasks, how to assign tasks to others and how to view them throughout the Outlook environment.  We’ll even show a few tricks along the way.

Date: June 20, 2012
Start Time: 2:00 PM EDT
Duration: 15 Minutes
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Microsoft Outlook: Out of Office and Auto Signatures
Description: These nifty little tools of the Outlook world give us the ability to look professional and provide better communication with a minimum of effort.  The updated Out of Office feature allows us to set multiple notifications for those in or outside the office and we can create several signatures for different uses.

Date: June 20, 2012
Start Time: 3:00 PM EDT
Duration: 15 Minutes
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Outlook 2007: Link a Task to a Contact

1. Open the task.

2. At the bottom of the task window, click Contacts.

*If you do not see the Conacts button, do the following:
a. On the Tools menu, click Options.
b. On the Preferences tab, under Contacts and Notes, click Contact Options.
c. On the Contact Options dialog box, under Contact Linking, select the Show Contact Linking on all Forms check box.
3. In the Select Contacts dialog box, under Items, select the contact that you want to link to this task.
* To select multiple contacts, click one contact, hold down CTRL, and then click each additional contact.
* To view linked items from a contact, open the contact, and on the Contact tab, in the Show group, click Activities. To view a specific item type, in the Show list, click the item type.

OnDemand: Keep Up With Your Busy Life by Learning All of the Bells and Whistles in Outlook’s Calendars and Tasks (Outlook 2007)

Product(s): Microsoft Office Outlook 2007.
Audience(s): Business Professional.
Duration: 57:03 Minutes
Original Run Date: April 15, 2009

Event Overview:
Whether you still rely on some form of paper calendar to get you through the day or you just need a better way to keep track of your appointments, have we got a Webcast for you. From the ancient Chinese to the Aztecs to the Romans, a time-keeping mechanism like a calendar has always been an essential part of life. Now, in the 21st century, a trusty calendar is more important than ever. Outlook’s powerful yet user-friendly Calendar and Tasks list is the answer to staying organized. You will learn:

*Changes to the 2007 Environment
*How to create Appointments and Meetings
*How to create a recurring appointment
*Track responses to a Meeting Request
*Create Tasks
*Assign Tasks to other users
*Monitor your task list from throughout Outlook

This 60-minute audio/video seminar is available on-demand. Purchase the session for only $99 and gain access to this along with our entire suite of on-demand webinar sessions for 72 hours/3-days from time of purchase.

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