3 DIFFERENT WAYS TO LOCATE TASKS ON THE OUTLOOK APPLICATION USING A MAC

25/05/2025

How to LOCATE the Created Tasks On the Microsoft Outlook Application On a Mac / Desktop Computer - Basic Tutorial | New #computersciencevideos #Outlook #AppleSupport

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00:00Computer science videos here today to show you guys in the tutorial three

00:05different ways to locate the tasks on the desktop application Microsoft Outlook

00:11using a Mac computer. Without further ado let us start the video. So in the

00:15tutorial you need to have access to a Mac computer, have access to the desktop

00:20application Microsoft Outlook. We can now start the tutorial. Before I start this

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00:55let's now focus on the video. So now let's go to the dock, go to launchpad, go to the

01:02application, Microsoft Outlook, search for this, enter to open up the application

01:07wait for that to load once it is loaded. The first way to locate the tasks that

01:14you may have created within the Microsoft Outlook application is to go to the

01:19toolbar, go to view, navigate to, go to and then we should see tasks

01:25there. Click on this and this will take us to every task we may or may have not

01:31created. Let's go back one to emails and now the second way to navigate to your

01:39tasks using a keyboard shortcut is command and four. This will take us again to the

01:45tasks. Let's go back one again, view, go to emails and finally the third way to

01:52quickly locate the tasks that you may have created or not created is to go to

01:58the bottom left corner of the screen where we have the five options available

02:02again. So the first one is email, second one is calendar, third is people and the

02:08fourth is tasks. Click on this and there we go. So then we can start to create tasks,

02:15allocate those to users if we need to, send emails with these tasks in them. So we can

02:21now go back to emails. We can now quit the Outlook application and so that's all this video. I'll see you guys in my next tutorial. Thanks for now.