Outlook 2013 Chapter 02: Managing Calendars with Outlook
Critical Thinking Questions
Case 2-1
Tom is a golf pro, and he is using Outlook to manage his schedule. Some of his customers pay him for a single lesson,
while others set up regular weekly lessons. In addition, Tom is coordinating the annual two-day tournament at his local
golf course.
99. According to the way that Outlook defines calendar items, what type of item is a regular weekly lesson, if you assume
that the person taking the lesson is NOT invited to the lesson using Outlook?
100. Tom wants to show his time as busy during the annual two-day tournament. Does he need to change the appointment
status for the tournament’s calendar item, or can he use the default status?
a. Yes, he must change it from Out of Office to Busy.
b. Yes, he must change it from Tentative to Busy.
c. Yes, he must change it from Free to Busy.
d. No, the default status for this type of calendar item is Busy.
Critical Thinking Questions
Case 2-2
Your friend Kathryn is planning to use Outlook to manage her schedule during her first year of college. She is in the
process of configuring Outlook to best suit her purposes, and she turns to you for help.
101. Kathryn would like to display her schedule for an entire seven-day week. Which view should she use?
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