Secrets of Outlook Express by Jenny Keber   Do you use the Microsoft Outlook Express email program?  Do you need help with using it?  Would you like to learn more about it?  Do you struggle with using your address book?  Do you have trouble sending and receiving attachments?  Would you like to mail out to groups of people?   If so ... please read on ... and find our more about our latest tutorial ...   This 63 page tutorial has all the basic information you need to confidently use Outlook Express.  It covers both basic and advanced points about creating and sending emails, how to make your emails fancy, all about receiving, reading and replying to emails, using folders, the address book, email etiquette, setting up your email account, and keyboard shortcuts for Outlook Express.   Those of you who have Jenny's tutorial on Microsoft Word will be familiar with her clear and easy to follow style.  If you visit our Secrets of Embroidery website you will certainly know of her mother Carolyn, who writes many our Embroidery tutorials.  These New Zealand ladies have a great style and offer fantastic follow-up support to all their customers.   To view an excerpt from the tutorial click the image opposite. Although Jenny is a computer programmer, this is not a technical book – it’s a chatty and informative tutorial along the same lines as my Secrets of Taming Computers, Downloading from the Net, and Secrets of Microsoft Word.It is only available for download – it is not a printed book that you get in the mail. You just download it from our website, so you can have it on your desk in 10 minutes! Then you read it with the free Acrobat Reader and print it out yourself – it’s full of screen shots, and written in a very clear, step-by-step way. As with all our downloaded publications we have a 100% money back guarantee, so if you’re not satisfied for any reason, please just let us know. If you sometimes get frustrated with Outlook Express or just want to improve your email skills this is exactly the guide book you need. Here is a great opportunity to sharpen up on those computer skills.       Table of Contents Introduction Opening Outlook Express Creating a new message More Advanced Stuff about Creating and Sending Emails Sending Attachments Using the Spell Checker Adding a Priority Flag to your Email Saving emails to the Draft folder Sending an Email using a Different Account Using Auto-complete when Typing Email Addresses Making your Emails Fancy Selecting Stationery Creating your own stationery Changing or Removing Stationery for an Individual Email Creating Signatures Removing a Signature from an Individual Email Adding a Signature to an Individual Email All about Receiving and Reading Emails Receiving Emails 23 Reading Emails Sorting Emails in the Inbox 23 Resizing columns Picking Columns to View 24 Marking an Email as ‘unread’ What the Various Icons Mean Opening and Saving Attachments The Preview Pane 28 Printing Emails Deleting Emails 30 Restoring Deleted Emails Virus checking your emails Setting Rules for how and when Outlook Express Checks for Mail Receiving Mail from Multiple Accounts Displaying the Email Address an Incoming Message has been Sent to Replying to Emails Using Reply All Forwarding Emails All about Folders Creating a Folder Viewing the Contents of Folders Moving Emails to Folders Deleting Folders Emptying the Deleted Items Folder Using the Address Book Creating a Contact in the Address Book Emailing Contacts in your Address Book Editing Contact Details in your Address Book Deleting Contacts from your Address Book Printing Address Book details Adding Senders and Recipients to your Address Book Creating groups of contacts Emailing a Group of Contacts Appendix A - Email Etiquette Things you should avoid doing: Commonly used Abbreviations Appendix B - Setting up your email account For people with dial-up internet accounts Appendix C - Keyboard Shortcuts for Outlook Express Footnote About the Author