If you’ve recently switched from Classic Outlook, you may have noticed that some of your favourite productivity features seem to have disappeared. You’re not imagining it – New Outlook removed drag and drop options that were tie-savers in many peoples’ daily workflows. New Outlook Removed Some Drag and Drop Options In Classic Outlook, creating contacts […]
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Today, I want to show you one of my favourite Outlook features that demonstrates why having all your communication tools in one application is so powerful. A quick way to convert emails to calendar events. Why This Outlook Feature Matters One of the brilliant aspects of Microsoft Outlook is how seamlessly its different sections work
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Holidays are something we all look forward to, whether they’re bank holidays or national celebrations. However, when these dates change every year, ensuring you’ve got the correct information in your calendar becomes crucial for planning. I’m here to share how the new Outlook handles public holidays—though it works quite differently from classic Outlook. Finding the
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Managing multiple calendars in Microsoft Outlook can become confusing when everything looks the same. Fortunately, there’s a simple solution that many users overlook: customising your calendar colours. In this guide, I’ll show you exactly how to change Outlook calendar colours whether you’re using Classic or New Outlook. Why Change Your Outlook Calendar Colours? Before diving
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If you’re using New Outlook, you’ll be delighted to hear that Microsoft has finally given us back the option to choose the order of our folders instead of forcing them into alphabetical order. As someone who’s been eagerly waiting for New Outlook custom folder order to return, I’m thrilled to show you exactly how to
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If you’ve recently switched to New Outlook and have multiple calendars, you’ve probably noticed something frustrating: all your calendars are displayed one on top of the other in what’s called “overlay view”. This overlapping display can make it incredibly difficult to see your appointments clearly and manage your schedule effectively. I’ll show you how to
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Have you ever found yourself accidentally triggering the Windows 11 widget panel when moving your mouse to the bottom of the screen? That annoying pop-up that appears when you least expect it and then refuses to disappear quickly? I know how frustrating this can be, as I’ve experienced it myself for years, both with Windows
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With Windows 10, Microsoft gave us the Snipping Tool and then replaced it with Snip and Sketch. Now Microsoft has returned us back with the Windows 11 Snipping Tool, but with a few changes. In this guide, I’ll walk you through what’s different and how you can put it to use. Getting Started with the
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Have you seen the new window layouts in Windows 11? If you’re not sure what I’m talking about, it’s where you can automatically position the different app windows around the screen. You may be wondering how this compares to Windows Snap, which was introduced in 2009. The Basics: Minimise, Maximise, and Restore Let’s start with
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If you’ve been using Windows 11, you’ve probably noticed something different when right-clicking on files and folders – the context menu looks sleeker but seems to be missing many familiar options. Don’t worry; I’ll show you exactly how to find all those “missing” commands under the Windows 11 Right Click. The New Windows 11 Right-Click
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