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Jim Boyce

Applies to: Microsoft Office Access 2003, Excel 2003, FrontPage 2003, InfoPath 2003, OneNote 2003, Outlook 2003, PowerPoint 2003, Project 2003, Publisher 2003, Visio 2003, Windows SharePoint Services 2.0, Word 2003

Jim Boyce has authored and co-authored over 50 books and hundreds of articles on a broad range of subjects. Jim is currently a Sr. Practice and Process Manager for Application Management Services, a division of Affiliated Computer Services. One of his latest books is Outlook 2003 Inside Out, from Microsoft Press.

Selected content created by Jim Boyce for Work Essentials

Track your time using Outlook's Journal folder
Let Office Outlook help you track the time you invest in specific activities, clients, and projects throughout the day.
Analyze Journal entries
Use preset or custom Journal views, or export Journal data to Office Excel or Access to determine which activities are making the greatest demands on your time.
Manage lists with Notes
Record and organize to-do items and other lists by using the Notes feature in Office Outlook.
Configure free and busy settings in Outlook
Set your free/busy settings so that your team members can see your availability.
Manage group schedules in Outlook
Use group schedules to set up meetings for your team.
Schedule and manage meetings in Outlook
Learn how you can easily schedule and track meetings.
Use comments in PowerPoint
Use comments to make notes on seating charts, handouts, and more.
Organize your calendar with the Outlook Calendar Views Add-in
See only the items you're interested in at the moment, without the clutter of everything else.

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