Open Outlook and find Mail and Calendar

Question 1 of 7

1. Microsoft Outlook is a program that organizes:

   Email, calendars, contacts, tasks, and to-do lists Only printed letters, with no calendar Only web browsers Only payroll calculations
2. The first time Outlook starts on a computer, Microsoft says setup may ask for:

   Your manager’s home address Your Social Insurance Number Your name, email address, and a password A credit-card number for MOS certification
3. In this course you should:

   Type your real workplace password into every practice screen Guess any missing mail-server name until something works Share your workplace password with the study group Use a tutor-approved practice account and never type a real workplace password here
4. To see your schedule you select:

   A random message in the Inbox Calendar Tasks only, because a calendar cannot exist without a task File > Print
5. New messages usually arrive in:

   People The Inbox A sent meeting request The zoom slider
6. Switching from Mail to Calendar:

   Changes what you are looking at and does not delete your messages Permanently deletes the Inbox Sends a blank message to everyone in People Turns Outlook into Word
7. If a label on your screen does not match this lesson, a careful next step is to:

   Type your real password again until the labels change Ignore Mail and send everything from a personal social-media app Uninstall Office without asking Ask a tutor, because classic, new, web, and mobile views can look different