Let’s face it—writing emails can be a bit of a chore. Whether you’re trying to strike the perfect tone for a client, clarify a message for a colleague, or simply figure out how to start that daunting ...

Outlook email in Microsoft 365 includes folders, Favorites, and filters to find messages quickly and cut clutter during busy ...

Select the template you are looking for and click Open. Make any changes and ensure you enter the appropriate mail addresses. Customization: While the new Outlook templates are simpler and lack some ...

Learn how to create a newsletter in Outlook 365, MS Outlook, new Outlook app or Outlook for Mac and send it to your subscribers.

Color Categories can be accessed via the context menu, ribbon menu, or the Outlook Settings panel. You can customize the default categories or create new ones and assign them names and colors. Once ...

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You can do plenty of things on Outlook, including some you probably didn’t even know about. But every user will encounter the most common Outlook problems sooner or later since no app is perfect. The ...

Most of us have a love-hate relationship with e-mail. It’s allegedly our servant, but, let’s face it, we are often its slaves. Many of us also have a similar relationship with our e-mail client.

Microsoft is making the new Outlook available free of charge, regardless of the Office package. You do not need a Microsoft 365 subscription or a Microsoft Office ...

Microsoft Outlook users were thrown for a loop as the email service experienced an outage. According to Forbes, users have reported several issues, including Microsoft Outlook not recognizing their ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Davey Winder is a veteran cybersecurity writer, hacker and analyst. First things first, although it is understandable to think ...

Most of us have a love-hate relationship with e-mail. It’s allegedly our servant, but, let’s face it, we are often its slaves. Many of us also have a similar relationship with our e-mail client.