When you look up a name in the Address Book, do you find that the names in the list don't show up the way you want them to? And why is it that sometimes when you start to type an address in the To line, Outlook offers a suggestion about how to complete it? How do e-mail addresses get in your Address Book anyway?

Here's your chance to learn how Outlook gets you from the To line in a message to the addresses you're looking for.

To learn more about this course, read the overview in the center of this page or the table of contents in the left column. Then click Next to start the first lesson.

The first step to using e-mail is having your e-mail program set up and configured. For an overview of this process, see Outlook Overview: Setting up e-mail accounts in Outlook.

For a more advanced look at the Address Book, including how to use multiple contact lists and how to change the default display of those multiple lists, see Become an Address Book expert.