Outlook for your PDA


The use of the PDA (personal digital assistant) has become increasingly more popular in the business world. The acronym PDA is a general term for any small mobile hand-held device that provides computing and information storage and retrieval capabilities. Many of the products on the market have simple easy to use interface. The main features a user will perform on their PDA include: maintaining schedules, keeping names and phone numbers, doing simple calculations, taking notes, and, with a modem, exchanging e-mail and getting information from the Web.

Microsoft has made staying connected simplistic with their Office 2000 and XP software. However, many applications are now being written specifically for your PDA. Outlook is one of those products. Outlook has systems in place such as a folder browser, which allows the user to synchronize subfolders with ease. Users can regularly synchronize their Outlook Personal Address Book and meeting attendee information, while enjoying improved Outlook performance.

This mini handheld computer can be conveniently stored in a pocket or purse. Move forward with the technology generation and bring your personal computer everywhere that you are!

Learnsoft is now offering a hot course in their Fall 2002 Catalog, "Outlook and your PDA". Discover how to become more productive in your workday, let our knowledgeable training staff guide you through the many aspects of working with your PDA.

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