For example, the new e-mail feature called Show as Conversations is quite useful and well done. That’s because there are a number of nice new e-mail features in 2010 that make it worthwhile. This 2010 release is a good reason to make the change.Īnd, even if you are currently using Outlook 2007, I’d still say “yes” to an upgrade.
There are too many helpful new features in both Outlook 20 that you should be using, and you have put off upgrading too long. So, should you upgrade to Outlook 2010? If you are using Outlook 2003 or earlier, then absolutely yes. It is out now and covers the 2010 changes and a lot more. That said, there are quite a few changes and it can be tedious to use the conversion guide below, so by all means to make life easier get the third edition of the book. So the older (second) edition of my Outlook book, if that's what you have, can still work for you-just follow the Outlook 2007 instructions in that book and see the Conversion Guide below. If you are moving to Outlook 2010 from Outlook 2007 there are very few changes in Outlook 2010 that impact TWC-MYN system. or are using my TWC-MYN Outlook system of e-mail and task management from previous training on Outlook 2007 or earlier. Introduction Should You Upgrade to Outlook 2010? User Interface Changes New Ribbon Menu Simplified Appearance File Menu Leads to Backstage Task System Changes Are Minimal Advanced Instant Search Interface Changes E-mail Changes: The Main Reason to Upgrade Show as Conversations Quick Steps (YouTube Video) Other New Features Conversion Guide for TWC-MYN Introductionįirst, a note for people who are using my book Total Workday Control Using Microsoft Outlook 2nd Ed.
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