Microsoft Outlook provides a veritable bounty of automation features that will compile your keystrokes for you, so why keep typing from scratch? Instead, try some of these automation alternatives. But a lot of what’s written in emails is repetitive - replies to prospective client inquiries containing boilerplate information, for example, or memos to bookkeeping. When it comes to composing emails, most everyone does it the long way, keystroke by tedious keystroke. Not only is it faster (leaving me more time to garden if the snow ever melts), but software makes fewer typos than I do when left to my own non-automated fingers. If the software will do my work, I’m darned well going to let it.
How? By relying on every software automation function available to me. I’m lazy, and that’s a trait I try to take advantage of whenever possible. Check out Legal Office Guru’s videos for quick Microsoft Office tips.
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