Creating Events from your Email in Outlook
This is a very convenient feature available in Outlook. You may be using it even without knowing about it. Outlook can analyze your incoming emails and create calendar entries (events)
This is a very convenient feature available in Outlook. You may be using it even without knowing about it. Outlook can analyze your incoming emails and create calendar entries (events)
Clutter = genuine mails which are less important to you. Immediate response not needed. Outlook finds it automatically. How? Read this (7 min)
If you have the latest version of Office Pro Plus, a great new feature is now available. It is called Outlook Conversational View – (not to be confused with “Show
Outlook now has a new feature to compress ALL attached images in one go. Use Insert – Attachments option to add images. BEFORE sending the mail, open the File menu.
This is a common and frustrating problem. For some reason, only one bullet or numbering item becomes bold. Wherever you click intuitively and press Ctrl B to solve it just
Attachments is the most popular and misused Outlook feature. If you are DELIVERING a file – use attachments. If you are Sharing a file – it is best to share
OneNote works well with a stylus to capture handwritten notes. But did you know that you could convert the Handwritten notes to Tasks? Here is how. Handwritten notes to Tasks
Here is a list of When NOT to send a mail … in no particular order. For decades, mail was the only method of collaboration. Not any longer. Now with
Right click on any meeting request and choose Meeting Notes. It opens OneNote and adds a new page for capturing meeting notes. Surprisingly, it is not just a blank page.
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