Folders, flags, and finding a message later

Question 1 of 7

1. In classic Outlook, Microsoft says you create a mail folder by:

   Choosing New Email Choosing File > Add Account Right-clicking in the left pane of Mail and choosing New Folder Choosing New Appointment
2. Two official ways to file a message in a folder are:

   Drag the message onto the folder, or select it and choose Move Type the folder name in the subject and send the message again Open Calendar and print the day Put the file in Bcc
3. When you select the flag icon on a message, Microsoft says:

   The message is permanently deleted The message becomes a to-do item and the flag turns red The message is sent to everyone in People A new email account is created
4. To add a date and time reminder to a flagged message, Microsoft says you can:

   Mark it High Importance instead of using a reminder Choose File > Add Account Forward the message to yourself ten times Right-click the flag and choose Add Reminder
5. When a follow-up is finished, Microsoft says you can:

   Turn the flag into a meeting with the entire company Type your workplace password into this course Right-click the message and choose Follow Up > Mark Complete Delete your whole mailbox
6. To find messages from one person, a useful search is:

   A blank search box, because Outlook guesses the name from: followed by that person’s address The word Calendar typed into a new appointment Bcc, because search only works from Bcc
7. If a search list is very long and you still cannot see the message, Microsoft’s search page says to:

   Try a more specific search, such as adding a sender or a subject word Create fifty empty folders Send the same message again so search can find the new copy Ignore search and uninstall Outlook