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Outlook 8.04
Outlook 2000
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• Outlook ist nun Y2K-compliant
• Das Addressbuch stellt Namen in der Reihenfolge "last name, first name" dar.
• Neues Feld "Changed By"
• "Quiet Mode"-Installationsoption f�r Rules Wizard
• September/Oktober-Appointments zeigen nun die korrekte Zeit f�r alle europ�ischen Zeitzonen
• Ver�nderte Appointment-Formulare l�sen nicht mehr die Makro-Warnung aus

Aktuelle Microsoft Whitepapers �ber Outlook 2000:

• Using the Microsoft Outlook 2000 Calendar: To stay on top of personal and group schedules in a demanding business environment, employees require tools for managing and sharing calendars efficiently. The Microsoft Outlook� 2000 messaging and collaboration client provides these tools by helping users maintain their own calendars, schedule meetings, and even maintain other users' calendars. Plus, Outlook has collaborative features such as publishing calendars on the Web, scheduling meetings over the Internet, and scheduling meetings with users of other calendar programs. Read this white paper to learn about calendar features in Outlook, view examples of how users in your organization can benefit from these features, and learn about deploying Outlook.

• Using Microsoft Outlook 2000 for Contact Management: With e-mail increasingly becoming a standard for business communications, users increasingly require sophisticated, flexible contact management tools that integrate efficiently with e-mail software. In the Microsoft Outlook� 2000 messaging and collaboration client, Microsoft provides many such features. Download this document to discover how to use Outlook for both traditional and e-mail contact management�Outlook doesn't just store contact information, it can also track interactions with contacts. In addition, you can learn about sharing contact information with others.

• Microsoft Outlook 2000 Product Overview: Computer users today have no shortage of information, but finding a specific piece of information can be difficult�information is housed in a variety of places such as paper calendars, e-mail folders, personal information managers, group schedulers, collaboration applications, custom browsers, and file servers. The Microsoft Outlook� 2000 messaging and collaboration client helps users organize, view, and share this information�all in one place, using a consistent interface. Outlook 2000 is Microsoft's premier e-mail application, and it combines leading support for Internet standards-based e-mail, including Microsoft Exchange Server, with integrated calendar, contact, and task management features. This overview focuses on design goals for Outlook 2000 and introduces new benefits and features that have been added to Outlook since Microsoft Office 97.