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Practice Tip: Using Rules To Organize Your Outlook Inbox

How often have you been faced with the challenge of locating an important e-mail message in an impossible sea of an unorganized Inbox? Where is that meeting again? What is that date again? If you are like most of us, you give up before the search has begun because the volume of messages makes locating one, a daunting if not impossible task ' "I'll never find the message in this mess."<br>Outlook provides you with the ability to create rules or alerts to manage and organize your Inbox.

10 minute read September 28, 2004 at 04:02 PM
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Sarita Livit
Practice Tip: Using Rules To Organize Your Outlook Inbox

How often have you been faced with the challenge of locating an important e-mail message in an impossible sea of an unorganized Inbox? Where is that meeting again? What is that date again?

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