LogFAQs > #962548212

As an IT admin it's astonishing how bad people are with their emails. Keeping stuff they want to keep in the deleted bin, not understanding phishing emails, not understanding rules they themselves have set up. Not archiving. Then it gets more gross when people who are heavy attachments senders with other employees- constantly sending attachments back and forth to each other when they may have sent the file 3 times (they can't find, or won't find, the email) Or maybe the attachment was a different revision 4 months ago, but they're looking in their sent folder to forward what they send 5 revisions ago instead of sending the current version from their computer (same name except it's called Bid.xlsx (4)) You teach them stuff like sharing over Onedrive or Dropbox, it's like voodoo to them

Usually they'll just blame that their email is haunted, but if you sit down long enough with them and follow their trail of nonsense, you can make them feel like idiots.

Those dopey Office classes they teach to people in associates college programs don't touch Outlook, they're teaching people how to insert pictures into Word documents and turn cells different colors in Excel. They aren't any good at those things, either

As far as the OP states with his subject, all my ex's had like 7,000 unread unorganized emails. Being able to organize your primary email address is a key