77-884 Outlook 2010 - Practice Questions | Study4Pass

Question 4 (Volume A)

Employees at ABC.com use computers running Windows 7 Enterprise and Microsoft Office 2010. The employees use Microsoft Outlook 2010 to connect to the IMAP based company email server.

Jane works as a Sales Administrator. Her Inbox contains many folders. Jane has configured Categories in Outlook to help organize her email. One category is named Initial

Orders. Emails in the Initial Orders category are spread amongst multiple folders.

Jane creates a folder in her Inbox named Initial Orders. She wants to search for all emails in the Initial Orders category so she can place them on the new folder.

Which two of the following methods could Jane use to find the required emails? (Choose two).

Select all that apply, then click Submit answer.

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She could use the Instant Search function.
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She could create a Search Folder.
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She could use the Find function.
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She could use the Advanced Find function.
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She could use the Arrange By function.

Question 5 (Volume A)

ABC.com employees run Microsoft Office 2010 on their client computers. The company email system runs Microsoft Exchange Server 2010.

All users in the company have Microsoft Outlook 2010 configured to view emails in HTML format.

A user named Mia has her Outlook contacts displayed as business cards. She uses the

“Forward > As a business card” option to send a business card to her manager.

Which two of the following statements are true?

Select all that apply, then click Submit answer.

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The manager will receive an email with the business card as an attachment.
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The manager will receive an email with a .vcf file as an attachment.
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The manager will receive an email containing a clickable image of the business card.
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The manager will receive an email containing a non-clickable image of the business
card.

Question 6 (Volume A)

You work as a Project Manager at ABC.com. Employees at ABC.com use computers running Windows 7 Enterprise and Microsoft Office 2010. The company email system runs Microsoft Exchange Server 2010. All company employees use Microsoft Outlook 2010 for their email clients.

You are about to start a new project. You need to assign tasks for the planning stage, the design stage and the implementation stage of the project. You create the appropriate tasks in Outlook.

You currently have your task list displayed using the “Detailed” view. You arrange the view of your task list using the “By Person Responsible” view.

You discover that some of the tasks no longer appear in the list. You can only view the planning stage tasks.

Why do some of the tasks no longer appear in the task list?

Select an option, then click Submit answer.

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Some tasks do not support the “By Person Responsible” view.
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You have applied a filter to the view.
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Some tasks are past their due date.
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All the tasks are assigned.

77-884 – Outlook 2010