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Microsoft Outlook Email Tip – 2 Minute Delay

WingSwept is a local IT consulting company helping small to medium sized businesses leverage technology, minimize downtime, and secure business.  WingSwept has been delivering peace of mind since 1995, and focuses on businesses in Garner, surrounding areas in North Carolina, and provides certain services nationwide.

If you want to be able to hit “send” but have the email stay in your outbox for a time, use the following rule. When it is in your outbox, you are able to re-open it and make changes without using the Recall feature!

 

  1. In Outlook, go to the Tools menu Rules and Alerts
  2. Click on New Rule
  3. Click Start From a Blank Rule
  4. Highlight Check Messages After Sending, then click Next
  5. Do not select any checkboxes showing, then click Next
  6. Answer Yes to dialog box asking if this applies to all messages
  7. Select the last checkbox – Defer delivery by X minutes
  8. Under Step 2 that now shows, click on minutes
  9. Edit number of minutes you would like the delay to last (suggested delay 2 minutes), Click OK and Next
  10. Decide if you want an exception – Some use “Importance” to have emails go immediately  
  11. Name your rule and click Finish! You can now go grab and delete from out Outbox for 2 minutes if you realize you didn’t mean to send a certain email

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Having trouble coordinating schedules? Send your Outlook calender via email.

For those of you using Microsoft Office’s Outlook, WingSwept would like to introduce a feature that will help you coordinate with other business professionals by emailing your calendar.  It is a simple process from customizing how the recipient will view your calendar to sending it. 

Click the Calendar icon in the left Navigation Pane of Microsoft Outlook, and then right-click the Calendar that you want to share.  You can then select Send Calendar via Email.

A new window should open where you can clarify what calendar you want to send, the date range to share, and the amount of detail to show to the recipient.

For step-by-step instructions, visit Microsoft Office Online. Select Share your calendar with anyone, and then select Send your calendar via e-mail.  It will automatically scroll down to the final section on the page.

You can find many other helpful tips on Microsoft Office Online. As always, WingSwept provides these tips wants to help you leverage technology.

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Blackberry Tip – Smooth Navigating

Learn to use your Blackberry to the best of your ability.  Here are a couple of shortcuts brought to you by WingSwept.  Below are some easy-to-master navigation tips for you while in a message:

B – scroll to end of page

T – scroll to top of page

U - jump to closest unread message

N - jump to next message

P - jump to previous message

SPACE bar - scroll down a page/screen at a time

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Unwanted Spam Making Your Phone Vibrate?

“The RTC Filtering Solution has changed the way I live! Before WingSwept installed the system, my Blackberry was constantly vibrating.  As often as not, it was letting me know I had received spam.  Now when it vibrates, it is because I have a legitimate email, call or text.”

–Neal Padgett, President of Garner Chamber of Commerce

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