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You can
automatically track your Outlook activity (messages, tasks, etc.)
with the Journal. You can also use the Journal to track the time
that you work on a document or spreadsheet. The
Journal can be found by using the Navigation Pane, as we did with
the Calendar, Tasks and Notes. 1. Try
it: Find the Journal Go to the
Navigation Pane. Select the
Journal. What Do
You See? The screenshot on this page shows a Journal with several
entries for Excel and Word. What
Else Do You See? The Journal's Home Ribbon include: New,
Delete, Arrangement, Current View, Actions, Tags and Find. These
options are similar to the ones for the Calendar. Keep
going...
View ->Layout->Navigation Pane->Normal
Exam 77-884: Microsoft Outlook 2010
6. Working with Tasks, Notes, and
Journal Entries
6.3. Create and manipulate Journal
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