Remove or disable unnecessary add-ins in Microsoft Office applications to reduce the risk of vulnerabilities through 3rd-party software.
Right-click frequently used commands on the Ribbon and add them to the Quick Access Toolbar for easy, one-click application.
In Microsoft Word, go to File > Options > Proofing and uncheck “Ignore Words in UPPERCASE” so ALL-CAPS text is spell checked.
Use Microsoft Word’s “Smart Lookup” feature to safely search the web from within a document without needing to open a browser.
Set up custom Outlook rules so incoming email is sorted or processed automatically based on specified conditions like sender or keywords.
Create Quick Steps in Outlook to combine multiple actions—such as reply, forward, and file—into a single click.
Prevent automatic downloading of images or attachments in email clients to avoid potential malware.
In Classic Outlook, drag an email onto the Calendar or Tasks icons. In New Outlook, drag the email into My Day to turn it into an appointment or task.
Let Microsoft Word help you type frequently used words/phrases
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