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To open an e-mail, or message, in its own window in Outlook 2011 for Mac, double-click the message subject in the inbox. This window comes with a mini Message Ribbon that has many of the controls of the Home tab of the Ribbon.
The Outlook 2011 Message window has some handy features of its own:
Speech Recognition in Word 2011? I was wondering if there is speech recognition in Microsoft Word 2011 mac edition? And if there isn't is there another way to put speech into text? This thread is locked. Oct 07, 2015 On the Go menu, click Applications. Open the Microsoft Office 2011 folder, and then start any Office application. (For example, start Microsoft Word). On the application menu, click About. In the About dialog box, note the version number that is displayed.
The Presence indicator displays if you mouse over the green dot adjoining the name of someone who is in your address book and is online in MSN Messenger or in Communicator. The tools on the Message tab of the Ribbon work the same as those on the Home tab of the main Ribbon.
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Here are a few other interesting features you might want to try while reading a message:
Speech: Select message text and then right-click. From the contextual menu, choose Speech→Start Speaking to listen to the words. Choose Speech→Stop Speaking from the same menu to stop speaking.
Search: Right-click a word or term in a message and then from the resulting pop-up menu choose one of the following:
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Look Up in Dictionary: Looks up the selection in the Mac OS X Dictionary application.
Hyperlink: Click a hyperlink to open it in your default Web browser. Right-click a hyperlink to display a pop-up menu that lets you copy the link.
Attachment: If you receive a message with one or more attachments, they will be listed just above the message area.
Preview:Select an attachment and press the spacebar to preview it. You don’t even have to open the attachment to preview common attachment types such as Office files, PDFs, and pictures.
Save:Right-click an attachment to display a Save-As dialog so that you can save the attachment.
Right-click a message subject in the message list to reveal a contextual menu with all sorts of handy options. This is the menu where you can find View Source, which displays a window showing the complete message header.
You don’t have to return to the message list to read additional messages. Clicking the Previous and Next message buttons allows you to stay in the message window while going through your messages.
If you switch to other applications while Outlook is running, when mail is received, a notification appears for a moment. The notification offers three options:
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X: Closes the notification without taking any other actions.
Delete: Deletes or marks the message for deletion.
Clicking the message subject: Opens the message in Outlook.
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To turn this notification off, choose Outlook→Preferences→Notifications and Sounds from the menu bar. In the Message Arrival section, deselect the check box labeled For New Messages Display an Alert on My Desktop.
You can use the Text to Speech feature to hear selected text read aloud in a Microsoft Office for Mac file.
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If you have not already done so, set up the Text to Speech feature.
On the Apple menu, click System Preferences.
Click Accessibility > Speech.
Select the voice that you want to use.
Tip: You can change the speed at which words are read by moving the Speaking Rate slider.
Select the Speak selected text when the key is pressed check box, and then click Set Key to assign a keyboard shortcut that you want to use to hear text read aloud. The default keyboard shortcut is Option+Esc.
In your Office file, select the text that you want to hear, and then press the keyboard shortcut.