Lotus Notes 7 Quick Reference Guide
Drew Sellers, Gordon Swift
Abstract
Drew Sellers, Gordon Swift
Abstract
This 4 page, laminated, full-color guide is a fantastic resource for anyone who uses Lotus Notes 7! In a concise user-friendly format, it provides step-by-step instructions, short cuts and tips on how to execute the basic commands of the software. The guide includes instructions on: Customize Lotus; Bookmark Bar; Working with Bookmarks; Viewing your Inbox; Creating and Sending Mail; Sending a Message to a Group; Deleting Mail Items; Letterhead and Signature Styles; Replying and Forwarding; Address Book; Attaching Files; Receiving Attachments; Viewing your Calendar; Creating Appointment or Events; Creating a Meeting; Setting Alarm Preferences; Creating a New To Do; Viewing To Do Status; Changing a Mail Message into a To Do; What is Replication; Creating a New Replica; The Replicator Page and Setting up Archiving.
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This 4 page, laminated, full-color guide is a fantastic resource for anyone who uses Lotus Notes 7! In a concise user-friendly format, it provides step-by-step instructions, short cuts and tips on how to execute the basic commands of the software. The guide includes instructions on: Customize Lotus; Bookmark Bar; Working with Bookmarks; Viewing your Inbox; Creating and Sending Mail; Sending a Message to a Group; Deleting Mail Items; Letterhead and Signature Styles; Replying and Forwarding; Address Book; Attaching Files; Receiving Attachments; Viewing your Calendar; Creating Appointment or Events; Creating a Meeting; Setting Alarm Preferences; Creating a New To Do; Viewing To Do Status; Changing a Mail Message into a To Do; What is Replication; Creating a New Replica; The Replicator Page and Setting up Archiving.
Key concepts: World Wide Web, Computer science, Replica, Software, Resource (disambiguation), Multimedia, Operating system, Computer network