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In today's fast paced world, we're lucky to get spare time each day to think, relax, read, take a nap...Who has time to learn something new? You do. Sams Teach Yourself Lotus Notes 7 in 10 Minutes is an essential reference guide to Lotus Notes 7 with practical answers for people who need fast results. Broken into concise ten minutes sections, you will learn about the features of Lotus Notes 7, including: E-mail Calendar Web Conferencing TeamRoom Discussion Templates Discover Folders Discover and master the use of features that you didn't even know existed with Sams Teach Yourself Lotus Notes 7 in 10 Minutes.
Contents
Introduction1. What's New in Lotus Notes 7.New Features of the DesktopNew Features of MailNew Features of the CalendarNew Features of Instant Messaging and Web Conferencing2. Getting Started.Understanding the Notes ClientNavigating in NotesUsing ToolbarsUsing Properties BoxesChanging and Locking Your PasswordLocking Your IDExiting Notes3. Email Basics.Opening Your Mail InboxSelecting and Marking MailReading and Previewing Your MailCreating MailUsing Spell CheckSending MailChoosing Delivery OptionsReplying to MailForwarding MailCreating a New Mail Memo from Quick Notes4. Managing Mail.Sorting MailDeleting MailFollowing Up on MessagesUsing FoldersPrinting Mail5. Using Mail Tools.Choosing LetterheadCreating StationeryManaging Junk MailWorking with RulesUsing Out of Office Notices6. Working with Databases.Understanding Local Versus ServerAccessing the About and Using DocumentsWorking with Views and FoldersReading the Status BarBookmarking a DatabaseDeleting Databases7. Searching and Indexing Databases.Index a DatabaseSearch a DatabaseSet Search Conditions and OptionsRefine Searches with OperatorsDisplay Search ResultsSave and Load Searches8. Setting Mail, Calendar, and To Do Preferences.Specifying Mail PreferencesSetting Calendar PreferencesControlling Access and DelegationOpening Someone's Mail, Calendar, and To DoUsing the Notes Minder9. Using the Calendar.Selecting Calendar ViewsUnderstanding Calendar Entry TypesCreating Calendar EntriesCustomizing Calendar EntriesPrinting the CalendarEditing Calendar EntriesCopying Mail into Calendar EntriesCleaning Up Your Calendar10. Working with Meetings and Group Calendaring.Scheduling MeetingsManaging MeetingsMaking Room and Resource ReservationsResponding to Meeting InvitationsCreating Group CalendarsManaging Group Calendars11. Working with To Do Items.Creating To Do ItemsConverting Mail Messages to To Do ItemsViewing To Do StatusResponding to a To Do Item12. Using the Address Books.Defining the Address BooksUsing Your Personal Address BookCreating ContactsCreating Mailing ListsCustomizing the Address BookPrinting from Your Address Book13. Navigating the Web.Setting Browser PreferencesOpening Web PagesStoring Retrieved PagesViewing Pages OfflineForwarding and Mailing PagesUsing Page MinderPerforming Housekeeping14. Editing and Enhancing Documents.Completing Form FieldsFormatting TextFormatting ParagraphsUsing the Permanent Pen and HighlighterCreating LinksCreating HotspotsInserting TablesCreating Sections15. Working with Attachments.Understanding AttachmentsCreating AttachmentsViewing AttachmentsDeleting AttachmentsSaving Attached FilesOpening FilesEditing the AttachmentPrinting an Attachment16. WebMail and Domino Web Access.Accessing Mail from a Web BrowserUsing WebMailUsing Domino Web Access17. Using Notes Remotely.Understanding Mobile UsersConnectingCreating ReplicasReplicating DatabasesRepicating and Sending MailEncrypting Local DatabasesWorking Offline18. Instant Messaging.Logging on to Instant MessagingSetting Up Your Instant Contact ListChanging Your Online StatusChattingWorking with Instant MeetingsWeb Conferencing19. Customizing Notes.Setting User PreferencesSetting Toolbar PreferencesCustomizing the Welcome PageA. Understanding Security and Access Rights.Domino Server SecurityMail SecurityWorkstation SecurityB. Understanding Replication.How Replication WorksSetting Replication PreferencesCreating a New Mail ReplicaUsing the Replication PageScheduling ReplicationIndex.
