Author Archives: Michael Linenberger

This is a pet peeve of mine: I open an email from someone I trust, and all the images in the email are disabled—you know, you see a blank square where the image should be. Then you have to right-click … Continue reading →

I released an Outlook Inbox Ninja video course last spring. But for those who have not watched it, here are the main points for becoming an Outlook Inbox Ninja. The goal of being an Inbox Ninja is this: email is … Continue reading →

Here is a Pre-Black Friday Coupon Offer, good for the next few days only. The coupon code is PBKEZPHN. It expires end-of-day Wednesday. To use this, go to the Outlook Inbox Ninja Video Course, click either of the purchase options … Continue reading →

A lot has happened with Windows OneNote in the last year around its versioning, and it’s now getting confusing for many people. This version confusion can influence several things that 1MTD and MYN users might be doing. So, let me … Continue reading →

I helped a friend install a new Office 365 account the other day, including Outlook desktop. Throughout the day as her mail was coming in she called me and complained: “Hey, some important mail I know that was just sent … Continue reading →

October 30, 2018 I just posted three new Archiving Outlook videos in the Outlook Inbox Ninja course, and one is free for all readers. These videos show you alternate ways to archive your Windows Outlook email and can really help … Continue reading →

October 29, 2018 Periodically I post about not working ridiculously long hours—how in most cases it ultimately hurts your success. Here is another article (from another writer) with data about that: How Many Hours a Week Should You Work? Here’s … Continue reading →

October 24, 2018 Microsoft just posted a new keyboard shortcut guide to Windows Outlook, one that you can download and print out. It’s in a PowerPoint file so you need access to that app.  

Oct 23, 2018 I’ve been in the business world for a long time. For the first half of that time, no one brought computers into business meetings. And having your mobile phone out during a meeting was considered rude. Of … Continue reading →

Oct 4, 2018 Many subscribers to Microsoft Office 365 are seeing a significantly new version of Desktop Outlook appearing in their automatic updates. There are different versions going to different people (for example members of the Insider program get a … Continue reading →