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Forwarding an email is simple enough in Microsoft Outlook. But if you find yourself forwarding the same types of emails regularly, why not automate the task? You can automatically forward certain emails or even all of them.

Using rules in Microsoft Outlook, you can automatically apply predefined actions to the emails that match the specified criteria in your account. This helps avoid manually filtering your emails and automates the process for you. We’ll show you two different ways to make rules in Outlook.

Rules-based actions on new items in folders, including renaming, reorganizing, moving, importing, uploading, and pushing notifications.

How to Use the Rule of Thirds in Web Design [Quick Tip] Consider this image of a bull in a field: Not too interesting, right? As the center of the image, the bull image feels a little bland and predictable. Im willing to bet if you saw this image on a website, you wouldnt dwell on it too long. Now, consider what changes when we use the rule of thirds to place the bull away from the center: A little more interesting, right? The rule of thirds can help make your designs feel less predictable and ...

Show More If you’re overwhelmed by too much email in Microsoft Outlook, don’t despair! We can show you how to get rid of email you don’t want by using filters, rules, folders, and Outlook’s own Focused Inbox. As a bonus, we’ll even show you how to use Gmail to manage your Outlook email, too—it sounds weird, but it works. And, of course, we’ll show you to auto-delete and archive old email.  How to filter email in Outlook Microsoft Outlook exists as both a standalone app within M...