by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
Outlook uses Categories for contexts. Different context types start with different characters to keep them distinct and grouped.
by Ian Tiangco | Jun 12, 2022
Assign contexts to tasks in Outlook by doing the following: Double Click Task. Click Categorize (top menu), All Categories, then check the appropriate categories. Click Ok. If you want a brand new context, add it to your Master Category List. Adding categories there...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
Free Outlook 2010 with MS Exchange Get the latest version of Outlook free with a hosted Exchange Server subscription (inexpensive). Determine if you need to upgrade your copy of Outlook. TRO Online Training requires Outlook 2002 or later. Check your current version of...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
Outlook is a workhorse—the Clydesdale of task lists. Unfortunately, like a horse, you have to harness it properly or it will never pull a full load. Figuring out what to do with all of Outlook’s options and features can be daunting. Fortunately, you don’t...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
You will need to set up custom TRO views in Outlook. We will explain this carefully, so it will not be difficult. You have two options: Do it now (recommended), so you can move through the training without interruption, or Do it later, as new concepts are introduced....
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