Did You Know? Create a Meeting from an Email

Did You Know? Create a Meeting from an Email!

Did you know that you can create a meeting from an email? There are 3 ways to do it, and each is simple.

When you create a meeting from an email, several things happen automatically:

  • The subject of the email populates the subject of the meeting.
  • The recipients in the To and Cc fields of the email populate the attendees for the meeting.
  • The content of the email populates the notes of the meeting.
  • Any attachments to the email are added to the meeting invitation.

The first option is to right-click the email and select “Create Appointment.”

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The second option is to select the email, then select “Actions > Create Appointment.”

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The third option is to drag the email and drop it onto a date in the mini-calendar.

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Regardless of the method you use, you are warned that everyone from the To and Cc fields in the email will be added as attendees to the meeting.

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An Appointment tab opens with the following information from the email:

  • The Subject from the email is the subject of the meeting.
  • The users in the To and Cc fields from the email are attendees.
  • The content of the email populates the notes area of the invitation.
  • Any attachments from the email are added to the invitation.

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