Monthly Archives: February 2019

Hi there, in this quick poll I’d like to simply ask this: What sort of product do you or your colleagues need next? First I’d like to thank those of you who responded to my quick poll about whether a … Continue reading →

In the big online world of misinformation about email and work habits, it is refreshing to read this thoughtful article in the NY Times about the importance of responding to incoming email. The author’s point is that workflows break down … Continue reading →

This is about the new yellow highlighting on flagged emails in Windows Outlook in Office 365. First, here is how you turn it off if you don’t like it (and how to turn it on if you don’t have it … Continue reading →

Microsoft has been improving Outlook Mac lately, so I am thinking about creating a Mac version of my MYN-Outlook Complete Video Training. But my Question is this: Is a Mac Version of the Video Training something you would be interested … Continue reading →

I’ve covered the normal forward version of this a billion times: in Windows Outlook you can convert an email into a task—with all the text of the email placed automatically in the body of the task. Doing that is one … Continue reading →

I’ve been meaning to mention this for a while. Starting in late 2017 Microsoft started releasing a new version of Outlook Mac 2016 and Outlook for Office 365 for Mac that enables drag-and-drop conversion of emails to tasks. This feature … Continue reading →

We’ve got a new blog-post subscription service and form for this blog-series. This was the mailing that you may have subscribed to that sends you an email immediately everytime I post a blog. The new subscription service replaces the old … Continue reading →