Outlook Screen Reader: Email Forward

Ricky: Hello, my name is Ricky Enger, and today we'll discover how to forward an email message in Microsoft Outlook. We're using NVDA as our screen reader, but the concepts we learn will be pretty similar, no matter which screen reader we're using. Every day is an adventure in the Outlook inbox. We can receive just about anything, and sometimes we even get things that are worth sharing with other people. One are these chain letters that says we'll get tons of money if we just send the email to eight other people.

Yeah, that's not a great example of something we wanna share. But this recipe for banana bread we received in our Replying To All workshop in this series. Now that's worth passing along. So how do we share this with someone else? Outlook makes it pretty easy to do with a feature called forwarding. That's basically sending this message onto someone else without having to copy it or retype it, or anything time consuming like that.

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