Outlook rules automatically act on incoming emails based on conditions you set — flagging messages for follow-up, moving them to specific folders or tagging them with a color category. Set up a rule once, and Outlook applies it to every matching message going forward.
Outlook's color categories let you tag messages with a color and label, making it faster to scan, sort and find related emails.
Adding or changing your profile picture can be done in any Microsoft 365 application.
New Outlook’s Follow Feature lets a meeting organizer know you will not be attending but still gives you access to the meeting chat, recording and transcript afterward.
Outlook's message recall feature lets you delete or replace a sent email — provided the recipient has not yet read it.
Quiet hours help you balance your work and life at home.
If navigating multiple nested folders slows you down, you can pin a folder to Quick Access for one-click navigation. By default, File Explorer opens to Quick Access, where you can see your pinned folders and those you have most recently accessed.
Automatic replies let your coworkers know you are away and when you will return.
Use @mentions in Microsoft Teams to notify specific individuals, channels or teams and ensure important messages are seen.
Microsoft Word’s Transcribe feature allows users to convert audio recordings or live speech into text.

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