Outlook 2010 - How do I categorize my email in a particular color?
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From: Zuzuzpetals on 6 Mar 2010 09:56 In 2007 I could categorize my incoming email by a particular color, this allowed me to color code particular people and made it very easy to see who had emailed at a glance. This is HIGHLY convenient for someone who receives hundreds of emails a day from all over the company. For example: I could color code the ones from the boss in red, the web department in green, the proofer in blue, etc. It truly helped facilitate the day and the projects moving faster through the system. So, the question is - where have they hidden this in 2010? Thanks!!
From: Peter Foldes on 6 Mar 2010 11:00
Try posting to the Office 2010 beta forums here: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-GB/office2010/threads -- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "Zuzuzpetals" <Zuzuzpetals(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:71E5B052-B10D-4519-8187-209D467D8B87(a)microsoft.com... > In 2007 I could categorize my incoming email by a particular color, this > allowed me to color code particular people and made it very easy to see who > had emailed at a glance. This is HIGHLY convenient for someone who receives > hundreds of emails a day from all over the company. > > For example: I could color code the ones from the boss in red, the web > department in green, the proofer in blue, etc. It truly helped facilitate > the day and the projects moving faster through the system. > > So, the question is - where have they hidden this in 2010? > > Thanks!! |