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Getting things done at work or school means sharing information and collaborating with others. Office 365 Groups is developed with collaboration in mind. It works with the Office 365 apps you use already so you can collaborate with your teammates when writing documents, creating spreadsheets, working on project plans, scheduling meetings, or sending email. New … Continue reading “Reinventing productivity with Office 365 – Outlook and Groups”
Watch Video Create rules based on senders or recipients of messages, use rule templates, and delete a rule to help organise your email.
Watch Video Create and send an e-mail in Outlook, reply to an e-mail message, and forward one.
Watch Video Create an appointment to let other Outlook users know when you’re free or busy, or make it a meeting and invite others.
Watch Video Create tasks and to-do list items in Outlook to help you stay organised.
Watch Video If your inbox is cluttered with conversations or email threads you don’t need to be part of, use Ignore in Outlook to delete the emails and any new emails that are added to the conversation.
Watch Video Schedule an online meeting in Outlook to meet with others no matter where they are.
Watch Video When you need to protect the privacy of an email message, encrypt it. Encrypting an email message in Outlook means it’s converted from readable plain text into scrambled cipher text. Only the recipient who has the private key that matches the public key used to encrypt the message can decipher the message for reading. Any … Continue reading “Encrypt an e-mail and prevent forwarding in Outlook”
Watch Video Keep track of everyone you communicate with by creating and editing contacts in Outlook. Once you’ve saved someone as a contact, you can type the first few letters of their name into an email, and Outlook will fill in their email address for you.
Watch Video If you’d like to get someone’s attention in an email message or a meeting invite in Outlook, you can type the @ symbol, followed by their name, in the body of the email message or a meeting invite.
Watch Video Did you know you can respond to an email by sending a meeting request? Microsoft Outlook makes it easy – in an email just click on the Message tab and Reply With Meeting. Then update the invitation like you would any other meeting, adding the location, time, and attendees, then Send. It’s as simple as … Continue reading “Respond to e-mails with meeting requests in Outlook”
Watch Video If you often email a group of people, create a contact group in Outlook so you only need to email that contact group instead of individual emails.
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