Microsoft Outlook 2013 Mail, Calendar, People, Tasks Quick Reference (Cheat Sheet of Instructions, Tips & Shortcuts - Laminated Guide) Pamphlet – May 6, 2013

Great Cheat Sheets For Outlook Users! Gave me information on how to set up my Outlook and use it in a way I wasn't before. Worth the $5 I spent.

I bought these for our office when we upgraded to Office 2013. They work well for keyboard shortcuts and the like, but a lot of our "issues" were things that involved settings, which the cheatsheet wasn't as helpful in solving. I do still have readily handy so I can look up quick shortcuts, and I have seen other co-workers referring to them.

It isn't a bust, nor is it really great, but it serves the purpose of keeping the notes at a finger tip in order to find some sort of answers to this program. I have had the 2003 upgrading to the 2007 when I found out that Microsoft wanted to stretch their income by cutting lose Outlook. This means that the program had to be upgraded from that which was a characteristic of Office. I just did not want to purchase another "bible." So, this will have to suffice.

The 72 years old secretary I got this for, thinks Microsoft should attach one of these with the copy of the software. From the user's perspective opinion, that has been typing and using word processing programs for many years. I strongly recommend as well, because I am not hearing from this user since she started using the quick reference card.

I had never used outlook but decided to give it a try. The cheat sheet is fine but not raving about Outlook. I still like Thunderbird better. There is still a lot I have not learned but am working on figuring it all out. These cheat sheets are generally very useful.

Great for beginners and intermediate users.Some new stuff I learned and for the items that I already knew about it is great practice to learn where everything is at on my Surface Pro 2, using Microsoft Office 365. Going from Office 2003 and 2007 to 2013 Office 365 can be a shock for some. Because it doesn't cost that much I felt it was worth it for me. Obviously for those of you who have more experience you shouldn't even be looking at this page.

I can find shortcuts easy with this reference guide. I don't always have time to look things up. You can see items quicker than looking them up. But, you still have a detailed reference with the help if you need it.

clear explanations; sometimes too much detail.

This card was a great help when I changed jobs and was required to use Office much more extensively than I had in my personal life. The reference sheet was very helpful with useful information but not overly in depth. It answered many wimple questions so I did not have to bother my co-workers. Sometimes the on-line help is not overly helpful.

Short cuts at your fingertips...but beware it is techie written.

Used a number of times for ref.