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Making the most out of Microsoft Outlook. 15/09/10

15/09/2010 - 09:30
15/09/2010 - 12:30
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Following the extremely popular IT workshops to ‘make the most out of Microsoft Outlook’, further workshops have now been scheduled due to popular demand.

An additional workshop has been scheduled for Thursday 9th September.

The workshop is for anyone who uses Outlook on a regular basis has gone home at the end of the day with the dissatisfaction that things didn't go according to plan, or the way you wanted that and you've been largely ineffective.

The workshop will include the following aspects:

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       Avoid becomming a slave to Outlook, instead using it as an effective management tool
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      Best practices of using Outlook to manage your workload, effeciently and effectively
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      Learn how to manage e-mails, folders, rules, calendar appointments, tasks and notes to get things done

Bacon butty and refreshments on arrival

 

The workshop will commence on: Thursday 9th September 2010, 09:30 – 12:30 at Great Malvern Railway Station, Station Approach, Malvern,

 Worcestershire, WR14 3AU

 

Directions:          Click here

 
*Cost:

Community First members          £36.00 

Non members                                  £40.00

 

Payment is due prior to attendance. Please make cheques payable to: ‘Community First in Herefordshire and Worcestershire’. Alternatively we can raise an invoice.  

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Matt Ramsay, ICT Officer at Community First and the getwithit project will be leading this workshop.

 

Bacon butty’s and refreshments on arrival. I do hope to see you there.

To secure your place or if you have further queries, please contact phyllisl@comfirst.org.uk