I often hear grumbles around the office from people who have unfortunately been left off of important emails. A lot of times, this is only by mistake. It’s hard to remember every person you need to include! So here’s a quick run-down on how to create contact groups using Outlook 2013. By following these steps, you can create a(…)
I have to admit this. Some people are good at keeping meticulous records, but I am not one of them. My colleagues laugh at me because I am always losing notes, notepads, and even the pens I use to write my notes. Knowing this, I do use technology to help me. For some bizarre reason(…)
It’s 11:30 a.m., you have a teensy break before your next meeting, and you are rushing to answer one more email. You push the Send button on that email and less than a split-second later, you realize that you just sent the wrong version or that the auto-correct feature in the TO line included someone(…)
I suspect that many people are like me. We prepare a document. When it’s ready, we compose a quick email explaining the purpose of the document, we attach the document, and finally we send it. But, if you’re really like me, quite often we forget to send the attachment. We realize what we’ve done five minutes later(…)
Do you ever find yourself continuously sending emails to the same groups of people? I do. Still, it feels like I’m constantly reviewing and thinking “who did I miss?” Then I wised up and realized there’s a solution for that! Now you can stop racking your brain with questions like, “who was on that committee?” And there’s no longer(…)
Learning Solutions would like to thank System Source for writing this blog article. Did you know that Microsoft Outlook 2013 can change the color of email messages sent to you by a particular person, like your boss, your best customer, or a co-worker? Let’s say that you’d like to color-code the emails from your co-worker, “Suzanne.”(…)
Imagine it’s one of those days when you’re getting inundated with emails at work. Some of these emails have important tasks and/or deadlines attached to them, and you don’t want them to get lost in the shuffle. Here’s a quick little Outlook hack to make sure you never overlook an important task or deadline. From your Inbox(…)