Of all the features in Outlook 2010, notes are by far the easiest to use. You create notes in the Notes folder. To open this folder, click the Notes icon at the bottom of the Navigation pane.
notes in Outlook 2010 
In Microsoft Office 2010 programs, you now preview and print your Office files in one location — on the Print tab in Microsoft Office Backstage view.
previewing, printing in Word 2010 
Every new Excel workbook that you create comes with three default worksheets. Sheet1, Sheet2 and Sheet3. You can add more worksheets to the workbook and rename existing or new worksheets...
adding worksheet, renaming worksheet in Excel 2010
An event is an appointment that lasts for one or more entire days. Unlike appointments, events are not shown in time slots on the calendar. Instead, events are displayed as banners at the top of the calendar day.
calendar, events in Outlook 2010
One of the best ways to organize information in Word so that it can be easily be read and understood is to use a table.
Suppose you want to print or display a worksheet without certain information, but you want to keep that information for future use. Excel lets you hide a column and later unhide it when you need it.
hiding columns, unhiding columns in Excel 2010
If you have several contacts who work for the same company, you can use an existing contact entry to create a new entry. Simply select the existing entry in your ‘Contacts’ view, click New Items...
address book, contact entries in Outlook 2010
Perhaps you want to give your file to others for critical review but you don’t want Tom, Dick, or Harry to look at your file. In that case, lock your file with a password and give out the password only to people...
If you determine that you need to add more information, you can always add a column or row to your spreadsheet.
insert, new column, new row in Excel 2010
Outlook 2010 maintains three lists: Safe Senders, Safe Recipients, and Blocked Senders.
spam filter lists in Outlook 2010 
