Outlook Lesson 4: Calendar and Meetings
Use the Outlook calendar properly: appointments vs meetings, Scheduling Assistant, recurring events, Teams links, time zones, focus blocks, reminders, and turning emails into meetings.
Read article →Rules, templates and automation for a calmer inbox.
Use the Outlook calendar properly: appointments vs meetings, Scheduling Assistant, recurring events, Teams links, time zones, focus blocks, reminders, and turning emails into meetings.
Read article →Turn repetitive email actions into one click or a keyboard shortcut with Quick Steps: done-and-file, forward to a team, reply and delete, create a…
Read article →Create Outlook rules that file newsletters, highlight your boss’s mail, sort CC mail, and handle alerts automatically; run rules on existing mail, add exceptions,…
Read article →Set up a simple folder system that works, decide on Focused Inbox, process mail with the 4D method, use conversations, flags and categories, and…
Read article →Practical Outlook calendar features: Scheduling Assistant, shorter meetings by default, a second time zone, focus blocks, propose new time, sharing and quick keyboard shortcuts.
Read article →Set up Outlook rules, Quick Steps, search folders and a few smart habits so your inbox sorts itself — with real examples for reports,…
Read article →A tested Excel VBA macro that sends personalised Outlook emails from a list — with attachments, CC, a preview mode and a log column.
Read article →Build a Power Automate cloud flow that saves attachments from specific Outlook emails into OneDrive or SharePoint folders — with filters, date folders and…
Read article →Space smells like burnt steak, according to astronauts.
Astronauts returning from spacewalks have described a metallic, burnt or seared-meat smell on their suits, thought to come from reactive oxygen atoms and other compounds.