Appendix A Microsoft Office Specialist exam objectives

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A 1 Appendix A Microsoft Office Specialist exam objectives This appendix provides the following : A Microsoft Office Specialist exam objectives for Outlook 2010, with references to corresponding coverage in Outlook 2010 ILT series courseware.

A 2 <Title> <Subtitle> Topic A: Exam objectives map Explanation This section lists all Microsoft Office Specialist exam objectives for Outlook 2010 (Exam 77-884) and indicates where each objective is covered in conceptual explanations,, or both. 1 Managing the Outlook Environment 1.1 Apply and manipulate Outlook program options Unit 1, Topic A A-2, A-5 1.1.1 Set General options Unit 1, Topic B, B-2, B-3 1.1.2 Set Mail options Unit 3, Topic B A-4, A-6, B-2, B-3 1.1.3 Set Calendar options Basic Unit 6, Topic D D-3 1.1.4 Set Task options Basic Unit 5, Topic B B-5 1.1.5 Set Notes and Journal options Unit 3, Topic B 1.1.6 Set options Unit 1, Topic E E-1 1.1.7 Set Language options Unit 1, Topic C C-1 through C-5 1.2 Manipulate item tags 1.2.1 Categorize items Basic Unit 4, Topic D D-1 through D-7 1.2.2 Set flags Basic A-5 1.2.3 Set sensitivity Basic A-1 1.2.4 Mark items as read or unread Basic 1.2.5 View message properties A-2 1.3 Arrange the Content pane 1.3.1 Show or hide fields in a list view Unit 5, Topic A A-5 1.3.2 Change the reading view Unit 5, Topic A A-1 1.3.3 Use the Reminders window Basic A-6 1.3.4 Use the People Pane Basic Unit 4, Topic C Unit 1, Topic A C-1 through C-3 through A-5 1.4 Apply search and filter tools Unit 4, Topic C C-1, C-2 1.4.1 Use built-in Search folders Basic Unit 3, Topic C Unit 4, Topic B C-1, C-2 through B-4

Microsoft Office Specialist exam objectives A 3 Unit 4, Topic D D-7 1.5 Print an Outlook item 1.5.1 Print attachments Basic Unit 3, Topic D D-1 1.5.2 Print Calendars Basic Unit 6, Topic D D-6 1.5.3 Print multiple messages Basic Unit 3, Topic D D-1 1.5.4 Print multiple contact records Basic Unit 4, Topic A A-9 1.5.5 Print tasks Basic Unit 5, Topic B B-6 1.5.6 Print multiple notes A-4 2 Creating and Formatting Item Content 2.1 Create and send e-mail messages 2.1.1 Specify a message theme A-1 2.1.2 Specify message content format 2.12.1 Plain text Basic 2.1.2.2 Rich Text Basic 2.1.2.3 HTML format Basic 2.1.3 Show or hide the From and Bcc fields Basic Unit 3, Topic B A-7 A-7 A-7 B-4 2.1.4 Set a reminder for message recipients Basic A-5 2.1.5 Specify the sending account Unit 3, Topic B B-4 2.1.6 Specify the Sent Items folder 2.1.7 Configure message delivery options Basic A-2 2.1.8 Configure voting options Unit 3, Topic C C-1, C-2, C-3 2.1.9 Configure tracking options Basic Unit 3, Topic C A-4 2.1.10 Send a message to a contact group Basic Unit 4, Topic B 2.2 Create and manage Quick Steps 2.2.1 Perform Quick Steps Unit 1, Topic D D-1, D-2

A 4 <Title> <Subtitle> 2.2.2 Create Quick Steps Unit 1, Topic D D-3 2.2.3 Edit Quick Steps Unit 1, Topic D D-4 2.2.4 Delete Quick Steps Unit 1, Topic D IPA 2.2.5 Duplicate Quick Steps Unit 1, Topic D D-4 2.2.6 Reset Quick Steps to default settings Unit 1, Topic D D-5 2.3 Create item content 2.3.1 Insert graphical elements Basic Unit 2, Topic D D-2 2.3.2 Insert a hyperlink Basic Unit 2, Topic C C-3 2.4 Format item content 2.4.1 Use formatting tools Basic B-3 2.4.2 Apply styles A-2 2.4.3 Create styles 2.4.4 Create themes 2.4.5 Use Paste Special Basic B-5 2.4.6 Format graphical elements Basic Unit 2, Topic D D-2 2.5 Attach content to e-mail messages 2.5.1 Attach an Outlook item Basic Unit 4, Topic A A-6 2.5.2 Attach external files Basic Unit 2, Topic D D-1, D-2 3 Managing E-mail Messages 3.1 Clean up the mailbox Basic Unit 2, Topic C C-4 B-2 3.1.1 View mailbox size A-2 3.1.2 Save message attachments Basic 3.1.3 Save a message in an external format Basic Unit 2, Topic D Unit 2, Topic D D-3 A-2 D-3, B-3 3.1.4 Ignore a conversation A-4 3.1.5 Use cleanup tools A-2, A-4, A-5, B-3, B-4

Microsoft Office Specialist exam objectives A 5 3.2 Create and manage rules 3.2.1 Create rules Unit 3, Topic D Unit 5, Topic B D-2, B-4 3.2.2 Modify rules Unit 5, Topic B 3.2.3 Delete rules Unit 5, Topic B B-3 3.3 Manage junk mail 3.3.1 Allow a specific message (Not junk) Basic Unit 3, Topic B 3.3.2 Filter junk mail 3.3.2.1 Never Block Sender Basic Unit 3, Topic B 3.3.2.2 Never Block Sender s Domain 3.3.2.3 Never Block this Group or Mailing List Basic Unit 3, Topic B Basic Unit 3, Topic B 3.3.2.4 Block Sender Basic Unit 3, Topic B 3.4 Manage automatic message content 3.4.1 Manage signatures Unit 3, Topic B, B-2, B-3 3.4.2 Specify the font 3.4.2.1 New HTML messages A-5 3.4.2.2 Plain-text messages A-5 3.4.3 Specify options for replies Basic Unit 3, Topic D D-1, D-2, D-3 3.4.4 Specify options for forwards Basic Unit 2, Topic C C-3 3.4.5 Set a default theme for all HTML 3.4.5.1. Messages A-1, A-4 3.4.5.2. Stationary A-4, A-4, A-5 3.4.5.3. Fonts A-1, A-5 4 Managing Contacts 4.1 Create and manipulate contacts Basic Unit 4, Topic A A-2 4.1.1 Modify a default business card Basic Unit 4, Topic A, A-8

A 6 <Title> <Subtitle> 4.1.2 Forward a contact Basic Unit 4, Topic A A-6 4.1.3 Update a contact in the address book Basic 4.2 Create and manipulate contact groups Unit 4, Topic A 4.2.1 Create a contact group Basic Unit 4, Topic B 4.2.2 Manage contact group membership Basic Unit 4, Topic B B-2 4.2.3 Show notes about a contact group B-2 4.2.4 Forward a contact group 4.2.5 Delete a contact group B-4 4.2.6 Send a meeting to a contact group B-3 5 Managing Calendar Objects 5.1 Create and manipulate appointments and events Basic Unit 6, Topic A A-2 5.1.1 Set appointment options Basic Unit 6, Topic A Unit 6, Topic B Unit 6, Topic C, B-2 C-1, C-2 5.1.2 Print appointment details Basic Unit 6, Topic D D-6 5.1.3 Forward an appointment Basic Unit 6, Topic A A-2 5.1.4 Schedule a meeting with a message sender 5.2 Create and manipulate meeting requests Basic Unit 6, Topic A A-4 Basic Unit 7, Topic A A-1, A-4, A-6 5.2.1 Set response options Basic Unit 7, Topic A A-1 5.2.2 Update a meeting request Basic Unit 7, Topic A Unit 7, Topic B 5.2.3 Cancel a meeting or invitation Basic Unit 7, Topic A Unit 7, Topic B A-8 B-3 A-5 B-5 5.2.4 Propose a new time for a meeting Basic Unit 7, Topic A A-7 5.3 Manipulate the Calendar pane 5.3.1 Arrange the Calendar view Basic Unit 6, Topic D D-1 5.3.2 Change the Calendar color Unit 4, Topic A A-2

Microsoft Office Specialist exam objectives A 7 5.3.3 Display or hide Calendars Basic Unit 7, Topic A Unit 4, Topic A A-2, 5.3.4 Create a calendar group Unit 4, Topic A A-2, 6 Working with Tasks, Notes, and Journal Entries 6.1 Create and manipulate tasks 6.1.1 Create a task Basic Unit 1, Topic A Unit 5, Topic A A-6 A-2, A-4 6.1.2 Manage task details Basic Unit 5, Topic A 6.1.3 Send a status report Basic Unit 5, Topic B B-3 6.1.4 Mark a task as complete Basic Unit 5, Topic A A-5 6.1.5 Move or copy a task to another folder Basic Unit 5, Topic B B-2 6.1.6 Assign a task to another Outlook user Basic Unit 5, Topic B 6.1.7 Accept or decline a task assignment Basic Unit 5, Topic B B-2 6.1.8 Update an assigned task Basic Unit 5, Topic B B-3 6.1.9 Use Current View Basic Unit 5, Topic A A-1, A-6 6.2 Create and manipulate notes 6.2.1 Create a note A-1 6.2.2 Change the current view A-1 6.2.3 Categorize notes A-1, 6.3 Create and manipulate Journal entries Unit 3, Topic B B-3, B-4 6.3.1 Automatically record Outlook items Unit 3, Topic B, B-2 6.3.2 Automatically record files Unit 3, Topic B 6.3.3 Edit a Journal entry Unit 3, Topic B B-6