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Page 1: Using Quick Parts in Microsoft Outlook

Using Quick Parts in Microsoft Outlook

This PowerPoint is part of our 60 second tips series

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Page 2: Using Quick Parts in Microsoft Outlook

If you use standard e-mail replies that you send to clients, you can use Quick Parts in Microsoft Outlook as an easy way to add messages.

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First, make sure the text is selected

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Go to the Insert ribbon and choose Quick Parts, then Save Selection to Quick Parts Gallery.

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Give the new building block a short name, above I have used ‘re1’ (reply 1), then click OK or press Enter on your keyboard.

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To add to your Quick Part to an empty e-mail, either select the Quick Part as shown or type the name (in this case re1) in the body of your e-mail and press the F3 key at the top of your keyboard.

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• Quick Parts will allow you to add images and is also available in Microsoft Word.

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This tutorial is part of our 60 second video series of Microsoft tips to help you make the most of Microsoft Office. To see our videos

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