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This week on One-Minute Wednesday, Chase Powers will be discussing how you can integrate Outlook Tasks with your emails. Use tasks to clear out your inbox and prevent important emails from slipping through the cracks!

Welcome to another One-Minute Wednesday! This week, Melanie Nunn will continue our series on Outlook Tasks. She will be discussing some ways to organize these tasks using categories, the To-Do List, and the Peek.

Welcome to another One-Minute Wednesday! This week, Jackson Roberts will be showing you how to create tasks in Outlook, which will help you better organize your day and manage your work.

Last week on One-Minute Wednesday, we discussed pinning programs to the taskbar, which allows you to quickly access commonly-used programs. This week, John Pekcan will show you how to add important folders to your favorites bar on both Windows and Mac. This is another great way to save yourself the time of digging through a […]

For this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, Matt Grimes will discuss pinning programs to the taskbar, dock, and start menu. This is a great way to access commonly-used programs quickly and conveniently, rather than going through several steps to open them.

For this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, Michael Yu will be continuing our keyboard shortcut series. There are a number of folders that most Mac users navigate to regularly, like Applications or Documents, and knowing the keyboard shortcut to quickly jump to that folder can save a lot of time.

This week on One-Minute Wednesday, Eddie Duong will be showing you a few more keyboard shortcuts for Windows. One of our favorite tricks in Windows is snapping a window to the side of the screen, allowing you to compare open programs side-by-side. Learn how to quickly set this up with a simple keystroke!

Welcome to another One-Minute Wednesday! This week, Jared Pandolfi will be showing you a few more keyboard shortcuts for both Windows and Mac. You’ll learn how to quickly access the print window, reopen closed tabs in your browser, and lock your computer.

This week on One-Minute Wednesday, Sebastian Igreti will be discussing how HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) helps you browse the internet more securely.

This week on One-Minute Wednesday, Jonathan Schaumloeffel will be showing you how to import and export your browser bookmarks. You’ll want to do this any time you need to back up your bookmarks, whether you’re setting up a new computer or just switching to a new browser.

Welcome to another One-Minute Wednesday! This week, Dancie Okyere will be showing you how to create an Outlook folder for each year of emails in your inbox. As we discussed last week, doing this can significantly improve your computer’s performance while working with email.

Welcome to this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, where Aspen Lindblom will talk about ways to improve Microsoft Outlook’s performance. Outlook tends to slow down when it has to reference a large number of emails in a single folder, and organizing your inbox into smaller folders can significantly improve performance when working in your email.

On this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, Kevin Janicki will show you how to use the McAfee Control Console to manage your spam settings. You’ll use it to release or block incoming emails that have been marked as spam, manage your blacklisted and whitelisted senders, and create email aliases.

Welcome to this week’s One-Minute Wednesday! Today Tarek Aboutouk will be discussing AutoText, a great little tool that allows you to save chunks of text content and quickly insert them into your emails and documents.

For this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, Ted Khuu will be discussing the best way to end a Terminal Server or Citrix session. When your session freezes up or a program gets stuck, often the quickest way to resolve the issue is to completely reboot your session. Here’s how:

This week on One-Minute Wednesday, Chase Powers will show you how to create a template in Microsoft Outlook. If you send out the same email repeatedly, or if you are in charge of setting up a series of meetings, a simple template can save you a lot of time.