. Previous training for similar emails. Example: If you have moved an email from a newsletter to Focused Inbox, future messages from the same newsletter will appear under Focused Inbox automatically.
Note: See below for how you can train your Focused Inbox. People you have emailed in the past. Example: You have sent numerous messages to a client; a new message from their email address automatically appears under Focused. Tip: You can override this for individual emails or the contact in general by training your Focused Inbox. (See below.).
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People in your. Example: a marketer asked you to add them to your address book, which you did to avoid having their messages treated as junk; now, their emails appear on the Focused tab.
Known newsletters, mailing lists, and transactional emails or notifications. Example: Updates about the Facebook page you set up for your side business appear under Other. Click on the message you want to move with the right mouse button.
Decide whether you want to create a rule for future messages from the same sender:. To move the message without setting up a rule:. Select Move to Other to classify the email as non-focused. Select Move to Focused to mark the individual email as important enough for Focused Inbox. To classify the message and set up a rule that automatically classifies messages from the same address in the same manner:. Select Always Move to Other to move to the Other tab and create a rule.
Select Always Move to Focused to classify as focused and train Focused Inbox for the sender. Highlight the. Make sure the Home tab is active and expanded on the ribbon. To move the message to the Other tab, click Move to Other.
To classify as important and focused, select Move to Focused. Decide whether you want to train Outlook Focused Inbox for future messages from the same sender:. To just re-classify the message without creating a rule, select Move to Other or Move to Focused again, respectively. To move the message and also train Focused Inbox for the sender, select Always Move to Other or Always Move to Focused. Open the message you want to move in your Outlook Mail on the Web inbox.
Note: You can also to move them in one step; this will not let you set up sender rules, though, it just moves the emails. Click Move to in the toolbar. Decide whether you want to have all future emails from the same address treated like you are treating the selected one:. To move the email without creating an Outlook Focused Inbox rule:. Select Move to Other inbox from the menu to classify the message as not important (or urgent) enough for Focused Inbox. Select Move to Focused Inbox to put the message on the Focused tab.
To classify the message and set up a rule for the sender:. Select Always Move to Other inbox to move the email to Other and train Focused Inbox for future emails from the same sender explicitly. Select Always Move to Focused Inbox to. Open the message you want to move. Note: You cannot select and move more than one message (or conversation) at a time. Tap the three dots (.) menu button.
To classify the message as other (not focused), select Move to Other Inbox from the menu that has appeared. To move the message to the focused inbox (from other), select Move to Focused Inbox from the menu. Decide whether to train for future messages from the same sender:. To set up a rule for future emails, select Always Move. To just move this message as an exception without setting up a rule, select Move Once. Open or select the email you want to move.
Tip: To move more than one message in one go, tap and hold one in the inbox, then tap all other messages you want to move. Note: If you move more than one message, you will not get the chance to set up rules for the emails' senders. Tap the three dots ( ⋮) menu button. To move the message or messages to the Other (not focused) inbox tab, select Move to Non-Focused Inbox from the menu.
To classify the message or messages as focused, select Move to Focused Inbox from the menu. Decide whether you want to train Outlook Focused Inbox:. Select Move this and all future messages to have Outlook create a rule for future email from the same sender. Select Move this message only to move the email without setting up a rule.