You can drag an email onto your calendar to create an appointment. This will allow you to set a reminder to follow-up on the e-mail.
You may have a need to minimize the Ribbon to see a bit more of the screen in a program. It is also possible that your Ribbon may dissapear and you do not know how to get it back. In Office 2010 there are two ways to minimize/maximize the Ribbon. In Office 2007 you will have to use a keyboard shortuct to perform this operation. Both of these options are demonstrated in this video tutorial.
It is very easy to accidentally drag and drop items into a new location without realizing it (i.e. an e-mail folder in Outlook). If you turn on the ‘ClickLock’ feature on your mouse it can help eliminate any accidental errors. When ‘ClickLock’ is on, you have to click a second time to drop the item in its new location. ‘ClickLock’ settings are different in Windows XP and Windows 7, see the appropriate documentation and video for your operating system.
It is very easy to accidentally drag and drop items into a new location without realizing it (i.e. an e-mail folder in Outlook). If you turn on the ‘ClickLock’ feature on your mouse it can help eliminate any accidental errors. When ‘ClickLock’ is on, you have to click a second time to drop the item in its new location. ‘ClickLock’ settings are different in Windows XP and Windows 7, see the appropriate documentation and video for your operating system.
Outlook 2010 has a new feature called Suggested Contacts. This new folder collects e-mail addresses from ALL of the e-mails you send and receive. This can be a problem if you have a smart phone. The suggested contacts are automatically added to the contacts on your smart phone if Outlook is synched with your phone. You can disable the feature and delete the contacts from the folder. This will remove the contacts from your smart phone as well. THIS VIDEO IS PART TWO OF TWO. Please watch "Disable 'Suggested Contacts' in Outlook 2010 - Part One first!