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OUTLOOK – Insert text into emails really quickly
Are you sick of using the same phrases and terms in your emails? Learn how to quickly and automatically insert lengthy text passages to save time and effort. Done now, you’ll thank us later.
OUTLOOK – Reply to emails without using your mouse
Who has time to respond to emails using a mouse or trackpad? Use this helpful keyboard shortcut to respond to emails without taking your hands off the keyboard.
OUTLOOK – Create a good folder structure for your emails
Our inboxes can quickly fill up because of the volume of emails we receive. The best approach to find what you’re looking for quickly and keep your inbox organized is to create a solid folder structure.
OUTLOOK – Automatically file incoming emails
Is your email inbox a modern-day equivalent of your junk drawer? Use these excellent ideas to automatically file your incoming emails and bring some Zen into your online life.
OUTLOOK – Send emails without reaching for the mouse
You know how they utilize computers in movies without ever using the mouse? You may now, too. Here are some efficient Outlook shortcuts that will allow you to send emails without using a mouse or trackpad.
Switch over to a clutter-free desktop
Maybe you need to keep your cluttered desktop so you know where everything is, like a child’s dirty bedroom. But Windows 11 allows you to combine the greatest features of both worlds. View this video to learn how to switch between a clutter-free and clean desktop.
Save your fingers and type with your voice
Avoid taking the “touch typing” course. Now you can type as fast as you can speak. Watch this quick video to learn how Windows 11 allows you to dictate text.
Open your favorite apps with a keyboard tap
You may now access your favorite apps with a keyboard shortcut. Watch our guide on using a shortcut to launch apps instead of using that mouse.
Move the Windows start button back to the left
Never listen to anyone who suggests that you should adapt to the times. Watch this to learn how to reposition the Start button if you’re used to it being in the customary bottom left corner.
Master your messy desktop with a wrist flick
You probably had no idea that you could operate your Windows 11 computer with a flick of the wrist, don’t you? Here’s how to use a motion to focus on only one window if you have several others open.