1.
How do you create a new e-mail in Microsoft Office Outlook? A.
Press Ctrl and N B.
Click on Actions and choose New
Mail Message C.
Right-click on a blank spot in the
inbox and click on New Mail Message D.
Click the New button on the
standard toolbar E.
All of the above. 2.
How do you set stationery from within a new mail message? A.
Click on the File menu, click on
New, and click on Stationery B.
Click the Insert menu and choose
Picture C.
Click the Options button on the
standard toolbar and click Stationery D.
Press Ctrl S 3.
Select the correct method for checking spelling and grammar in a
new mail message. A.
Get your dictionary out! B.
Press F7 on your keyboard. C.
Click the Edit menu and click
Check Spelling. D.
Outlook can’t check for spelling
mistakes, only Word can do that. 4.
How many mail formats do you have to choose from when you’re
creating a new mail message? A.
Unlimited B.
1 C.
3 D.
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5.
Where are your e-mail settings stored in Microsoft Outlook? A.
Under Tools and E-mail Accounts B.
Under File – E-mail C.
On your desktop D.
Outlook doesn’t have e-mail
support 6.
How do you delete an e-mail from your inbox? A.
Press the delete key on your
keyboard B.
Right-click on the message and
choose Delete C.
Click on the D.
All of the above 7.
Which of these features isn’t a way to organize mail in
Outlook? A.
Using colours B.
Setting up rules C.
Moving messages to programs other
than Outlook D.
Moving messages to different
folders 8.
How many e-mail account types does Outlook support by default? A.
9 B.
3 C.
1 D.
5 9.
Which is the best way to describe AutoText? A.
It’s a feature in Outlook that
names your folders for you. B.
It’s a time-saving feature
provided by Microsoft Word that allows you to insert frequently used
phrases. C.
It’s a great feature that fills in
tables, but is only available in Microsoft Excel. D.
AutoText creates appointments in
your calendar for holidays. 10.
The Drafts folder is: A.
Where Outlook stores unfinished mail B.
Where mail sits while it’s waiting to be
sent C.
Where deleted messages are stored D. Where mail is received
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