How to Be the Boss of Outlook

Based on the hit session at APC!

As a professional, you know how to create emails and calendar entries. So why is your inbox still brimming with a blizzard of emails? Let's connect the dots with your current Outlook skills in order to create a system that many Fortune 500 companies are now using. They have become 38% more efficient and over 42% more productive by utilizing this very simple 3-step system.

This webinar covers time-savers like:

• Color coding important "can't miss" emails.
• New features in Outlook 2010 to simplify incoming traffic.
• How to find important emails faster than ever before.
• Setting up recurring non-patterned events in just a few clicks.

Plus many more time-saving techniques!

BONUS! All participants will receive a comprehensive 14-page Be the Boss of Outlook handout.

Here's a hot TIP from webinar presenter Teresa Bell: Color code your emails to become a more proficient Outlook user. Here's how:

1) Select the Inbox and Alt + V + V (Advanced View Settings)

2) Choose Conditional Formatting

3) Click Add to name your category.

4) Click Font and select the options you would like to differentiate the incoming emails.

5) Click Condition

6) Fill in the specific filter information

Register for this webinar and get more valuable tips and strategies to help you become a more effective Outlook user! 

"Teresa was fantastic! I  hope she will be at next year’s Conference."
Darlene Matthews
Administrative Assistant, Law School Credential Services

Biography: The magic formula for Teresa Bell's success as a Microsoft Office Coach is to mix a cup of humor with a buffet of practical tips. Before moving to Maryland, Teresa excelled in the technical field while being employed as a purchasing agent in her birth town of Toronto, Canada. For over 15 years,Teresa's unstoppable energy has her traveling from Alaska to Australia training conducting 175 workshops annually. Where does she get her energy? She says "I love what I do and I do what I love and that is training!"