I hardly write reviews but couldn’t stop myself from writing one for this video. The video helped me a lot while I was stuck in the issue. Thanks a ton.
19:09 delayed delivery is also available on the web. But I do the opposite. I work in the middle of the night and I schedule it to be sent during the morning, where I am supposed to be working but instead I am sleeping.
Smart...we all set the boundaries in the actions we take. Wonder if some bosses do the delay to send late hours setting a bar/ guilt trip to their subordinates 😂🤦♀️
Quick parts is fantastic! I send out regular reminders with zoom meeting details so it's great to be able to save them all in programme! Up till now i've had loads of sticky notes all over my desktop! Thanks Kevin!
I've used Outlook for years and didn't know a lot of these tips. Thank you for this video. Plus most of these tutorials are boring, you made it interesting.
Instead of dragging the email to the calendar button (which degrades the email to plain text), you can click the "Reply with Meeting" button in the Ribbon. (It doesn't degrade email quality, and also adds recipients to the Required/Optional spots on the meeting.)
Those were fab! Definitely sharing this with my work TEAM and branch members. So helpful for many of us new to Outlook or coming back to Outlook!! Thanks, Kevin!
Thanks, Kevin. I have lived in Outlook for much longer than I care to remember so I knew some of these items - others I needed reminding of. I look forward to some more Outlook related content.
This was by far the most helpful video. Kevin man you are doing fantastic job in helping us to use these functions at best potential. Cheers and keeping educating us!
Hi Kevin, I missed the step for a distribution group to be placed in quick steps. Makes it even easier to send a group mail. Second, I like to make multipal quick steps and organize my mail in the morning into categories: - action today - action - file to a specific date for action - file for an answer - read later I know it’s advanced but it makes my day so much easier. I now go thru my mail every morning, categorize into the folders above (which I created under Inbox). The mail is also placed into my agenda (mostly done with the planner). The rest of the day I work with sceduled moments to work on my mail.
new job uses outlook and the quick part tip is MASSIVE! copying and pasting is never hard, but this saves serious time if i have to send identical confirmations all the time. thanks kevin.
Thanks Kevin! Such videos are needed because Outlook is not very intuitive to work with. To a beginner, it's not clear what "task" means or whether "flag" has a positive connotation or a negative one as in a red flag. What "archive" is meant for if inbox can act as an archive, and ... .
Hey Kevin, just found your channel and as a newbie W10er I’ve learned so much from you already! Just want to add that I so much appreciate the way you Get straight to the nuts an blots without all the very annoying pre-ambles that are so prevalent on many other channels! Thank You and keep up the great work.
I think it's important to mention that if you schedule an email to be sent later via the Outlook client your computer must be kept on and Outlook running, otherwise it will be sent the next time you launch Outlook on your computer. Please, let me know if you have a workaround to this (not the web app)
The only alternative would be via cmd, although I think the machine should be turned on and running anyways. Another alternative would be a custom script (bat file, python or other languages) hosted on a Web server, but this assumes that a) you have the credential to access the mail server remotely b) you have a server c) the server is always running
Don't get too excited... It's rubbish, because every time you close down the application (desktop) and open it back up.. Whether you reboot or not... They will be deleted... It drives me mad. So, if you fancy doing an internet search you'll find there are millions of "threads"on the same subject... With a variety of heath Robinson solutions to sort this issue.. It's been a known thing since only 2008...! One solution might work on a home PC... But as I work for a large organisation which controls the admin rights, then there is no chance of doing the work around. The result is, this feature does not work well.. And I believe this feature is not even available in the "web version"of outlook... In the year 2020, that is appalling.
It's really to learn Outlook etc and how to use it properly most books through things at once but you I can under stand clearly .thank you I am looking forward for more tutorials 😊 ☺️
Hi Kevin Great Video. One more tip for the Signatures. One can add an image of a company logo, then highlight the logo and click on the "Link" option, this will open a small window, on the left choose "Existing File or Web Page", then on "Address:" type in your company's URL. One can also add social media links as well and emails in the same way. Although I miss the option to use HTML files for signatures. One can animate their signatures ( I had construction workers assemble my signature). Unfortunately, this was stopped after Outlook 2010, due to malware took advantage of this option.
My favourite and most useful tip is changing the colour of emails sent directly to me. I typically have emails with multiple recipients set to black, and emails just sent to me as blue. This allows me to focus on the important stuff first.
Check out "conditional formatting your calendar". That's also really helpful to automatically color-code entries if you have a calendar chock full o' meetings.
Love this! When u showed the@ mention section, u showed the filter drop down.... How did u get the arrange by items below filter setup? I want to be able to filter my flags, arrange by ones that are checked, complete in the mailbox. Any suggestions?
"Offline mode" A very common productivity tip is to stop email dribbling in all the time, especially if it notifies you-very distracting, takes you out of whatever you were doing which costs you time and can cause quality problems also. The alternative to Offline Mode which I use is to hit the F9 key whenever I want to do a bulk Send/Receive. To set this up, go… File > Options > Advanced > Send and receive section …and untick the Send immediately box. Instead of F9 you can use the Send/Receive All Folders button far-right in the ribbon Home tab.
Hey, great video, but I have a quick question; When you paste the recipe for your cookies in the email around 7:28, why do you specify that the flour should be unsifted? That's a technique I really only see for high hydration doughs, which cookies are not. Will you not get clumps of uncooked flour in your cookies? If you were making pancakes then go ahead and leave that flour as is, but with almost all other baking should you sift it? Thanks!
You are very good at this and provide excellent material. Topic suggestion: ToDo and Planner integration with Outlook Tasks and Calendar and your suggestions on best use. Of course, then there is also Teams integration ... Thanks again
I hardly write reviews but couldn’t stop myself from writing one for this video. The video helped me a lot while I was stuck in the issue. Thanks a ton.
Love the Quick Parts! I had previously been keeping "drafts" of regular email templates I would use. This is much cleaner.
Outlook has a great feature for setting up email templates.
I create different signatures.
Me too. Game changer!
19:09 delayed delivery is also available on the web. But I do the opposite. I work in the middle of the night and I schedule it to be sent during the morning, where I am supposed to be working but instead I am sleeping.
Will start doing it IMMEDIATELY
I do the same
Smart...we all set the boundaries in the actions we take. Wonder if some bosses do the delay to send late hours setting a bar/ guilt trip to their subordinates 😂🤦♀️
Nice idea
I send at 2am to inspire sympathy and fear
Brilliant - all of it. Thank you! One add: I'd suggest Auto Text. Type 3-4 letters, and your entire (preformatted email) pops up!
Quick parts is fantastic! I send out regular reminders with zoom meeting details so it's great to be able to save them all in programme! Up till now i've had loads of sticky notes all over my desktop! Thanks Kevin!
I've used Outlook for years and didn't know a lot of these tips. Thank you for this video. Plus most of these tutorials are boring, you made it interesting.
Instead of dragging the email to the calendar button (which degrades the email to plain text), you can click the "Reply with Meeting" button in the Ribbon. (It doesn't degrade email quality, and also adds recipients to the Required/Optional spots on the meeting.)
This is 2 years late, but you can right click and drag and get the whole email into the calendar
Those were fab! Definitely sharing this with my work TEAM and branch members. So helpful for many of us new to Outlook or coming back to Outlook!! Thanks, Kevin!
Thanks, Kevin. I have lived in Outlook for much longer than I care to remember so I knew some of these items - others I needed reminding of. I look forward to some more Outlook related content.
This was by far the most helpful video. Kevin man you are doing fantastic job in helping us to use these functions at best potential.
Cheers and keeping educating us!
The MOST useful video on Admin I have ever seen!
Hi Kevin, I missed the step for a distribution group to be placed in quick steps. Makes it even easier to send a group mail. Second, I like to make multipal quick steps and organize my mail in the morning into categories:
- action today
- action
- file to a specific date for action
- file for an answer
- read later
I know it’s advanced but it makes my day so much easier. I now go thru my mail every morning, categorize into the folders above (which I created under Inbox). The mail is also placed into my agenda (mostly done with the planner). The rest of the day I work with sceduled moments to work on my mail.
His videos are amazing for an experienced user. I learned 10 new tricks today that will without a doubt make me more productive
You're the best, Kevin. Great info, clear and kind delivery.
Rules probably deserve a video of their own!
I really like that you can schedule emails. This is amazing! :)
Fire sense of humor!
new job uses outlook and the quick part tip is MASSIVE! copying and pasting is never hard, but this saves serious time if i have to send identical confirmations all the time. thanks kevin.
Thanks. Very helpful.🙂
Thanks Kevin! Such videos are needed because Outlook is not very intuitive to work with. To a beginner, it's not clear what "task" means or whether "flag" has a positive connotation or a negative one as in a red flag. What "archive" is meant for if inbox can act as an archive, and ... .
Hey Kevin, just found your channel and as a newbie W10er I’ve learned so much from you already! Just want to add that I so much appreciate the way you
Get straight to the nuts an blots without all the very annoying pre-ambles that are so prevalent on many other channels! Thank You and keep up the great work.
Kevin has been for years my number 1 guru on Microsoft matters. No one can replace him!
6:30 Quick Parts rocks...thanks for sharing
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I think it's important to mention that if you schedule an email to be sent later via the Outlook client your computer must be kept on and Outlook running, otherwise it will be sent the next time you launch Outlook on your computer. Please, let me know if you have a workaround to this (not the web app)
What if I have the app running on my phone at the time I specified the email to send?
The only alternative would be via cmd, although I think the machine should be turned on and running anyways. Another alternative would be a custom script (bat file, python or other languages) hosted on a Web server, but this assumes that a) you have the credential to access the mail server remotely b) you have a server c) the server is always running
I learned so much from you! Thank you so much for teaching us!
This is a keeper! just found it though you posted it 3 years ago. It has helped me find many a function which I can use.
Thank you!
Really good, Brian. You helped me out big time here. Fair play on you. Much appreciated 🙏
These 'Top 20' videos are so useful. Keep Going!
This works every time! I saved this to refer to refresh my memory.
Thanks! I thought I was good at Outlook, but I picked up a few new things.
I’m loving the tips & tricks series. Can you please do a series on advanced features?😊
+1
Agree
Thanks Kevin . These tips helped me save time in Outlook
You are the Best!!! I love your videos!! they are so spot on!
Great list Kevin - thanks. I particularly like the QuickParts tip.
Don't get too excited... It's rubbish, because every time you close down the application (desktop) and open it back up.. Whether you reboot or not... They will be deleted... It drives me mad.
So, if you fancy doing an internet search you'll find there are millions of "threads"on the same subject... With a variety of heath Robinson solutions to sort this issue.. It's been a known thing since only 2008...!
One solution might work on a home PC... But as I work for a large organisation which controls the admin rights, then there is no chance of doing the work around.
The result is, this feature does not work well.. And I believe this feature is not even available in the "web version"of outlook... In the year 2020, that is appalling.
your tutorials are brilliant, and easy to follow and I have learned so much to save me time,
Thank you so much
Hi Kevin, thank you for sharing all of this!!! Great information & very helpful! Much appreciated!!
Kevin, Thank you so much for the 20 tips and tricks. I love it!
Great video man! Straight to the point and well explained!
This Outlook tips and tricks are beneficial. Thank you.
This video is super amazing. Thank you for sharing.
Kevin, you are a star - all very helpful - great that you added a time stamp
Great Video. A video on tags, reminders, To do , etc. will add a lot. Thanks in advance.
*_Very useful. Thank you very much for sharing, Kev._*
Your videos are awesome Kevin. Thanks for you great work here.
Once again, another very useful and brief break down on how to navigate through MS Outlook by Kevin. Thank you so much
Excellent tips thanks. Does delayed delivery rely on Outlook being open and running at the designated time?
this content is awesome - please keep making these videos - part 2 for all of them please!
It's really to learn Outlook etc and how to use it properly most books through things at once but you I can under stand clearly .thank you I am looking forward for more tutorials 😊 ☺️
Hi Kevin Great Video. One more tip for the Signatures. One can add an image of a company logo, then highlight the logo and click on the "Link" option, this will open a small window, on the left choose "Existing File or Web Page", then on "Address:" type in your company's URL. One can also add social media links as well and emails in the same way. Although I miss the option to use HTML files for signatures. One can animate their signatures ( I had construction workers assemble my signature). Unfortunately, this was stopped after Outlook 2010, due to malware took advantage of this option.
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this video deserve a lot more views and likes....
great job
Kevin
Great tips, Kevin - sharing it with my friends and colleagues.
God Bless. Thank you for this simple and helpful video
Thank you sooo much Kevin! I must say these tips and tricks extremely useful to me
Great tips and tricks. Thanks Kevin
Thanks Kevin!! Perfect tutorial/reminder. :)
Thousands of thanks! This gonna help me so much
Thank you Cookie Monster Kevin, your Tips and Tricks Video on Outlook was helpful to me.
Yes there are many people like Diego who keep forgetting lol. Quick parts is great. Thanks.
Thank you. I needed to learn a few of these. Can't wait to watch your other tutorials!
Super good And concise. Thank you!
Great Video, well done! "Quick Parts" can be very helpful, didn't know that feature until now, i will definitely use that. :)
You’re awesome!!!!!!! I learn so much from you. Thank yo so much.
This was gold for me! Thanks
Great video...very practical...as usual.
Hey Kevin, I really love your videos, and learning alot.
Excellent and great benefical video. Thank you so much Kevin!
Fantastic video & tips! Thank you!
I just subscribed about 45 minutes ago and I've already got a post notification for the channel, dope 😎🤙
Thank you so much for the great sharing!!!
This Guy is Good! Keep up the hard work!
My favourite and most useful tip is changing the colour of emails sent directly to me. I typically have emails with multiple recipients set to black, and emails just sent to me as blue. This allows me to focus on the important stuff first.
That's a great one! I'll have to use that.
Check out "conditional formatting your calendar". That's also really helpful to automatically color-code entries if you have a calendar chock full o' meetings.
Thank you so much Kevin very helpful Tips 🙏🤗
Thank so so much for the amazing work you do. Kudos,kevin !
Thank you for these tips ! I have a question. When you create a group Can the recipients see the group you created?
fantastic tips-thanks for sharing--can you tell me how you zoomed in and out while presenting?
Thank you for the tips and tricks. Very helpful
Love this! When u showed the@ mention section, u showed the filter drop down.... How did u get the arrange by items below filter setup? I want to be able to filter my flags, arrange by ones that are checked, complete in the mailbox. Any suggestions?
This is GOLD!
Thank you! This was very helpful!
Appreciate the video. Potential new job and that want someone that knows Outlook.
thank you so much, Dear Mr, Kevin this video it's really useful great job, continue
you are professional 😮👍
Thank you so much , everything is short and voluble
This video help me A lot thank you so much creator 🙏😍
Thank you for this Kevin, pretty cool.
I already knew most of them but I watched the whole 21 minutes for Kevin cookie company :D
The confidential cookie recipe is Tollhouse! Scandal at Kevin Cookies!
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These are great. Thanks for sharing!
"Offline mode"
A very common productivity tip is to stop email dribbling in all the time, especially if it notifies you-very distracting, takes you out of whatever you were doing which costs you time and can cause quality problems also.
The alternative to Offline Mode which I use is to hit the F9 key whenever I want to do a bulk Send/Receive. To set this up, go…
File > Options > Advanced > Send and receive section
…and untick the Send immediately box.
Instead of F9 you can use the Send/Receive All Folders button far-right in the ribbon Home tab.
You could probably edit the check mail interval if you don't suffer from FOMO.
Thanks. Useful training. Well explained
Excellent list!
Very informative. Thanks!
Hey, great video, but I have a quick question; When you paste the recipe for your cookies in the email around 7:28, why do you specify that the flour should be unsifted? That's a technique I really only see for high hydration doughs, which cookies are not. Will you not get clumps of uncooked flour in your cookies? If you were making pancakes then go ahead and leave that flour as is, but with almost all other baking should you sift it? Thanks!
Great video, thanks Kevin!
As usual very helpful video
It Really Helped me a lot! Thank you very much :)
Thanks for your tips. Its really helpful and useful.
Great job...many new things learned
You are very good at this and provide excellent material.
Topic suggestion:
ToDo and Planner integration with Outlook Tasks and Calendar and your suggestions on best use.
Of course, then there is also Teams integration ...
Thanks again