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A simple way to create a task in the To-Do Bar is to type a subject in the ____ a new task text box.
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Note that any time you flag an e-mail message or a contact using the ____ button in the Tags group, Outlook automatically adds the item to the task list in the To-Do Bar.
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In the To-Do Bar, you can show the current and next month calendars by dragging the ____ border of the To-Do Bar.
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To view and sort the complete list of active and completed tasks, on the Navigation Pane, click the ____ icon in the My Tasks section.
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To also use the Journal to track documents and messages associated with a contact, you must first turn it on. On the View tab, in the Layout group, click the Navigation Pane button, and then click Options.
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You can easily create a task from an e-mail message (including attachments) or a contact by using the ____ command.
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In the To-Do Bar Options dialog box, to show multiple months vertically, click the box next to Number of month rows, and then type a number from 1 to ____.
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The To-Do List lists tasks similar to an Inbox for e-mail messages.
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You can change a note's default color, size, and font by clicking the File tab and then clicking ____________________.
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You can rearrange your view of the Journal on the Home tab in the Current View group by clicking a view option.
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Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition.
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You can quickly create a task from the Mail window by dragging an e-mail message from the Inbox to the Task List section of the status bar.
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To customize the To-Do Bar, on the Ribbon, click the View tab, then, in the Layout group, click the To-Do Bar button, and then click ____ in the list.
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When you are finished with the Journal entry, on the Ribbon, in the ____ group, click the Save & Close button.
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At the bottom of the Navigation Pane, click the Journal icon to display Notes.
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Tasks are visible on the To-Do Bar in the To-Do List, visible when you select Tasks in the Navigation Pane; and in the Daily Task List, located at the bottom of the Calendar in ____ view.
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You can change a note's default ____ by clicking the File tab and then clicking Outlook Options.
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Case OL 3-2 Shari is trying to concentrate on an important project and is finding the To-Do Bar distracting. First Shari decides to minimize the To-Do Bar. To do this she clicks the Minimize the To-Do Bar button ____.
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On the Task tab, in the ____ group, you can click the Details button to record and view specific information for invoicing a client.
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When you delete a note, Outlook does not prompt you to confirm the action; it just deletes the note.
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