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Is your Reading Pane view turned to Off so that you have a long list of e-mails to scroll through in your Inbox? Please don’t tell me that your Message or Auto Preview is also on. In Microsoft Outlook 2013, … Continued
Aren’t you tired of the endless clicking? I am talking about having to click a zillion times when you want to save a new Microsoft Word 2013 document to your shared drive in Windows File/Explorer. Here’s how to cut down … Continued
Do you find yourself clicking from Tab to Tab on the Ribbon on top trying to find commonly used icons? Wouldn’t it be easier if all of the action icons you frequently used were on a single Tab? Here’s how … Continued
Is the font size of the letters on your outgoing e-mail too small? If so, the following is a magic growth formula to increase the size of the letters: 1. Open Microsoft Outlook 2013 2. On the Ribbon on top, … Continued
Do you normally work with a lot of files open at the same time? With so many open at the same time, is it difficult to find a specific file? Wouldn’t it be nice to have all of your open … Continued
Don’t you just hate having to double click an e-mail attachment to find out what’s in it? Double click no more. From now on, a single click will do ya’. Here’s how in Microsoft Outlook 2013. With the Right Reading … Continued
Did you know that you can edit and add information to an existing e-mail? Editing an e-mail allows you to note any conversations you had, any phone messages you left, any updates you want to include, or a reminder of … Continued
Is your computer haunted (and interrupted) by mysterious messages fading in and out on the lower right side of your screen? Every alert is an unnecessary interruption. Here is how to turn off all e-mail alerts: 1. Open an e-mail … Continued
Where do you keep an e-mail you need for a specific meeting? Don’t you dare say your Inbox. You can keep an e-mail with attachments you need for an appointment in your Outlook 2013 Calendar. However, if you try to … Continued
Would you change how you do your e-mail if you could cut the time you spent on it in half? When someone e-mails you and asks a question, what do you normally do? Answer them—right then. Not, however, if you … Continued