Have you ever received an email in Outlook that had a red exclamation point next to it? This means that someone has marked that messages as being of “high importance.” While some people use this feature incorrectly and apply it to every message, you might wish to use it on occasion to identify specific messages… Continue Reading How to Send an Outlook High Importance Email in Outlook 2013
Do you ever find that you need to look at meeting requests that you have already responded to? This can be a problem if you are using the default settings in Microsoft Outlook, as it will delete those meeting requests by default after you have responded to them. Luckily there is a setting that you… Continue Reading Don’t Delete Meeting Requests from Inbox in Outlook 2010
Some of the notification sounds on your computer or phone can be useful. For example, you might want to know when someone is trying to start a video call or send you a text message. But when you have something that happens a lot, such as receiving a new email, then a notification sound that… Continue Reading How to Disable the New Message Sound in Outlook 2010
Microsoft Outlook offers many of the same editing features that you will find in its document editor, Microsoft Word. This includes things like bold, italic, and underline, but it also means that you can use strikethrough in Outlook. How to Strikethrough Outlook Text Your text should now look something like the image below. Note that… Continue Reading How to Strikethrough Text in Microsoft Outlook
Meeting requests are a very useful tool in Microsoft Outlook because it bridges the gap between your calendar and your email, which are often two of the most used applications for both office workers and students. But Microsoft Outlook will typically delete these meeting requests by default which can make it difficult to find them… Continue Reading How to Keep Meeting Requests in Your Inbox in Outlook 2013
Modern email is often more than just simple messages containing text. Many emails are going to include pictures, files, or other types of attachments that the recipient may need or want for one reason or another. But it’s very easy to write a message, format it, and send it without including the attachment, so Microsoft… Continue Reading How to Turn Off the Microsoft Outlook Attachment Reminder in Outlook 2013
Learning how to add a link to your Outlook signature can provide you with some additional marketing options when you send emails. Your current signature might already include information like your phone number or address, but including a hyperlink in your signature can let people visit your website, or social media profile, and find out… Continue Reading How to Add Hyperlink in Outlook Signature – Outlook 2010
Most of the popular email providers and email applications provide you with a way to include an email signature at the end of your message. If you have never set up an email signature in Outlook 2010, or any other email application that you have used, then you are missing out on a simple way… Continue Reading How to Set Up Signature in Outlook 2010
You may want to add a Gmail account in Outlook for Office 365 if you are using it for work or on your personal computer. The Gmail service is popular both for individuals and businesses, as it offers a consistent, reliable service that is compatible with most devices and applications. This popularity means that using… Continue Reading How to Add a Gmail Account in Outlook for Office 365
Trying to incorporate efficiency into your work life can be difficult. However, there are ways to automate or simplify some of the tasks that you perform on a regular basis. For example, creating an email template in Outlook can save you some time if you are often typing very similar emails. Fortunately the way that… Continue Reading How to Create an Outlook Email Template in Outlook 2013