If you send emails to a group of people who don't know each other you might like to ensure you keep each recipient’s email address private from the other recipients. This is commonly known as emailing to ‘undisclosed recipients’.
A good example could be when you are sending your clients a company newsletter or invites to a company event.
If they don’t know each other you could upset a few people if you share their information without their prior agreement.
In this post I'm going to share with you how to make sure you don't upset anyone by sharing their private information with all of the recipients of your email.
I hear way too often, people telling me that they've done this and they've gotten into trouble and I don't want it to be you!
Searching in Outlook has improved greatly over the years as newer versions of the ubiquitous email software have been released. But there’s more to searching than just typing something in the Search Box at the top of your messages list. Use these tips to dive deeper into your Inbox and email folders to quickly find those hard to locate messages. 
Microsoft Outlook’s auto reply (AKA out of office assistant) is a convenient and easy to use tool that automatically notifies folk who email you when you’re out of the office and may not be able to read or reply to their message for a period of time. It’s particularly useful when you take leave or go on holiday. 
PROBLEM: wasting time answering emails when you should be working on something else.