Outlook Screen Reader: Email Move and Copy

Ricky: Hello, my name is Ricky Enger, and today we'll learn about moving and copying messages between folders in Microsoft Outlook. We're using NVDA as our screen reader, but the concepts we learn here will be pretty similar no matter which screen reader we're using. We've talked about so many great features of Outlook in this series, but there's one feature that doesn't get nearly enough attention: paper cut protection.

Now why doesn't anyone ever talk about this? It's true, though. With Outlook we can organize things into folders, move things around, make copies of things, all without ever having to worry about those annoying paper cuts we'd get when moving papers into physical folders. So how do we begin organizing our messages so that everything we wanna keep isn't just sitting in the inbox? It's pretty painless, actually, and not just because we won't get paper cuts.

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