Outlook
You have probably noticed Action Item alerts pop up in Outlook, but did you know that you can schedule a reminder to revisit later?
Using categories for Outlook email triage, calendar management and tasks.
Q. Can I simplify my inbox so I don’t miss anything?
Q. I see an email when I search, but it doesn’t appear in my inbox. How can I tell where these are going?
Exporting Google Calendar data, and your own and others’ Outlook calendar data.
Q. Other than marking particular senders with Block Sender in the junk mail settings, is there an easy way to get rid of a lot of junk mail all at once from anyone using that domain?
You may know the annoyance of typing (c) and getting ©. Whether this happens in Word, Excel, PowerPoint or Outlook, you can fix this in one place and have it work everywhere.
A new way to use Favorites … Quick Steps: Beyond Move to Folder … Give templates a try
If you’ve got OneNote Windows 10 or OneNote Desktop (2016), you should see a OneNote icon in Outlook, on the Home tab, in the Move group in the ribbon. Click it to select the notebook, section and page on which you want it to appear.
How can I keep people from scheduling directly on my executive’s calendar? … How can I keep my executive’s email messages pinned to the top of my list?
Staying on track with email … Goal-minding with Tasks … Creating contacts from email
Instead of using signatures to create email “templates” in Outlook, use Quick Steps.
Getting control of your precious time begins with understanding how you’re using it now. If you are a G Suite user, you have the ability to take the actual data associated with meetings and appointments and bring it into Sheets (or Excel) to assess it.
