Wednesday, August 9, 2017

Outlook 2016 - How to View Inline Images in Outlook Emails



How to automatically download inline images in Microsoft Outlook.

How to Enable Inline Images in Outlook 2016 | Dino's Tech World

Hey everyone, Dino here! Welcome back to the world of technology! 🌍 In today's tutorial, I’m going to show you how to turn on inline images in Outlook 2016. If you’ve ever received an email with blocked images, you’ve probably seen a message saying, “Click here to download pictures” — this is Outlook’s default security setting to protect your privacy. But sometimes you want to view those images automatically. 🖼️

In this video, you'll learn:

  • Why Outlook blocks images by default and how it protects your privacy
  • How to manually download pictures for individual emails
  • How to add senders or domains to the safe list for automatic image download
  • Adjusting your Trust Center settings for managing automatic image downloads
  • How to balance convenience and security when enabling inline images

Whether you want to turn on images for specific emails or always see them by default, I’ll guide you through all the options while ensuring you stay secure! 🔐

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Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro 0:45 – Why Outlook blocks images by default 1:30 – Manually downloading inline images 2:30 – Adding senders/domains to the safe senders list 4:00 – Adjusting automatic download settings in Trust Center 5:30 – Summary & Closing

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Sunday, August 6, 2017

Microsoft Outlook 2016 - How to Use Rules in Outlook to Manage Your Emails



Rules are a powerful feature in Outlook that allow you to sort emails as they come in, or call your attention to particular emails.

How to Use Rules in Outlook 2016 to Manage Your Email | Dino's Tech World

Hey everyone, Dino here! Welcome back to my world—the world of technology! 🌍 In this video, I’ll show you how to use Rules in Outlook 2016 to automate your inbox and better manage your emails. Whether you're dealing with newsletters, project emails, or any other type of correspondence, Outlook Rules are like little scripts that can help sort, categorize, and prioritize your emails automatically. 📨

In this tutorial, you'll learn:

  • How to create a rule to automatically organize emails from specific senders
  • How to move emails to specific folders based on rules
  • How to use custom sounds and alerts for important messages
  • Managing and deleting rules to keep your inbox in control

If you're looking for a way to automate your email organization and make your inbox more manageable, this video is for you! Get ready to streamline your email experience with these simple but powerful steps.

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Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro 0:45 – Creating a rule for incoming emails 2:00 – Automatically moving emails to folders 3:30 – Setting custom alerts and sounds for specific messages 5:00 – Managing and deleting rules 6:15 – Summary & Closing

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Friday, August 4, 2017

Windows 10 - How to Change the Default Software Application That Opens a...



Ever wanted to change what software application opens a particular file type?  This video show you how to select which application opens which file type.

How to Change the Default Application for a File Type in Windows 10 | Dino's Tech World

Hey everyone, Dino here! Welcome back to my world—the world of technology! 🌍 In today’s tutorial, I’ll show you how to change the default application that opens a particular file type in Windows 10.

Sometimes, when you install new software, it can override your preferred default programs, and you may want to change it back or set a new default. Whether you're dealing with Word documents, PDFs, or any other file type, this step-by-step guide will make the process easy for you. 🖥️

In this video, you'll learn:

  • How to identify the current default application for a file type
  • How to change the default program to another application (e.g., OpenOffice instead of Microsoft Word)
  • How to revert back to your original preferred program
  • A quick overview of managing default apps in Windows 10

This is super useful if you’ve ever had a program you didn't want take over your files, and you want to regain control! Let’s dive in and fix those settings together.

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Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro 0:45 – Checking the default application for a file 1:30 – Changing the default app for Word documents 2:20 – Reverting back to Microsoft Word as default 3:15 – Summary & Closing

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Wednesday, August 2, 2017

Microsoft Outlook - How to Use and Manage Categories in Outlook



Categories in Outlook are a great way to help organize and group emails in Outlook.

How to Use Categories in Outlook to Organize Emails | Dino's Tech World

Hey everyone, Dino here! Welcome back to Dino's World of Technology! 🌍 In this video, I’ll show you how to take advantage of Categories in Microsoft Outlook. Categories are an awesome feature that allows you to organize your emails much like you would with paper files, helping you stay more productive and organized. 🗂️

I’ll guide you through:

  • How to assign emails to different categories
  • How to rename categories for easier identification
  • Filtering your inbox based on categories
  • Viewing and searching emails by categories

Whether you’re managing a busy inbox or just want to make sure nothing gets lost, categories can save you time and effort when sorting through your emails.

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Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro 0:40 – Assigning emails to a category 1:20 – Filtering emails by category 2:00 – Renaming categories for better organization 2:45 – Viewing all categorized emails 3:30 – Using categories for specific needs (like calendar events) 4:30 – Recap & Closing

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Windows 10 - How to Set the Default Software Application for an Unknown ...



Ever get a file that Windows did not recognize the file type of?  Here is how to set the default software application for an unknown file type.

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How to Set the Default Software Application for an Unknown File Type in Windows | Dino's Tech World

Welcome to Dino’s World of Technology! 🎉 In this tutorial, I'll show you how to easily set the default software application for unknown file types in Windows. We'll start by enabling file name extensions, which can be super helpful when identifying file types. From there, I'll demonstrate how to assign the right program to open those files — even if it's an unknown type. 🖥️

We'll go through:

  • Showing hidden file extensions in Windows Explorer
  • Changing file associations
  • Testing different programs to open an unknown file type
  • Correcting mistakes if the wrong program is selected

Whether you’re troubleshooting or just organizing files, this guide will help you better manage file types and their default programs. Be sure to follow along and let me know if you have any questions!

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Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro 0:45 – Enabling file extensions in Windows Explorer 1:30 – Changing the file extension 2:15 – Setting a default program for an unknown file type 3:30 – Testing if the selected program works 4:15 – Correcting default program mistakes 5:00 – Recap & Closing

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Thursday, July 27, 2017

Microsoft Outlook 2016 - How to View or Filter Only Unread Email



Sometimes you want to be able to view and read all your unread emails in outlook to make sure you have read all your emails or to help you catch up on the emails you still need to read.  This video will show you how to View Only Unread Emails in Outlook 2016.