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It’s TechTuesday! Today we are sharing another video tip in our series titled “Tech Tip...

It's TechTuesday! Today we are sharing another video tip in our new series titled "Tech Tip in a Tenth". These are short, targeted, and practical videos approximately 6 minutes in length, because, as Technology Committee Member, David Majchrzak said, "Who can't spare a point one!?" First, a list of more resources on the topic followed by today's Tech Tip in a Tenth!

Outlook's Ignore, Clean Up, and Reply with Meeting features:

Download the SDCBA's Cheat Sheet for Outlook Keyboard Shortcuts (Windows)

Use Conversation Clean Up to delete redundant messages

Ignore all email messages in a conversation

Stop ignoring/moving conversations

Respond to an email message with a meeting request

 

 

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It's TechTuesday! Today we are sharing the 3rd of our new series titled "Tech Tip in a Tenth". These are short, targeted, and practical videos approximately 6 minutes in length, because, as Technology Committee Member, David Majchrzak said, "Who can't spare a point one!?" First, a list of more resources on the topic followed by today's Tech Tip in a Tenth!

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It’s TechTuesday! Today we are sharing the second of our new series titled “Tech Tip...

It’s TechTuesday! Today we are sharing the 3rd of our new series titled “Tech Tip...

It's TechTuesday! Today we are sharing the first of our new series titled "Tech Tip in a Tenth". These are short, targeted, and practical videos approximately 6 minutes in length, because, as Technology Committee Member, David Majchrzak said, "Who can't spare a point one!?" First, a list of more resources on the topic followed by today's Tech Tip in a Tenth!

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Often emails contain information (conference details, directions, notes) that are better suited on your calendar. Instead of creating a new appointment and retyping or copying and pasting information from an email, you can drag and drop an email onto the Calendar icon in the navigation pane. Outlook will convert the subject and body of the email to an appointment that you can update or edit with full details.

Click and HOLD an email to drag and release over the Calendar icon in the Navigation Pane.

Outlook will convert the subject and body to text in a new Appointment window.

Edit the Subject line if necessary.

Select date and time.

Add any additional information or a note in the body of the appointment.

Need to include others? While here, you can “Invites Attendees” to your appointment.

Save and close or click Send to finish up.

Drag and drop an email onto the calendar icon to convert it.

Watch this short video to see a demonstration of the instructions above.

http://blawg401.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/TT-Video-Outlook-inboc-to-cal-PC.mp4