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How to fill out quick steps:

1. Open the application or program where you want to use quick steps.
2. Look for the quick steps feature, which is usually located on the toolbar or in the settings menu.
3. Click on the quick steps option to open the quick steps panel or window.
4. In the quick steps panel, you will see a list of pre-set or default quick steps. These are commonly used actions that you can apply to your emails, such as forwarding, replying, or moving them to specific folders.
5. To create your own custom quick step, click on the "New" or "Add" button. This will open a new window where you can define the actions and settings for your quick step.
6. Give your quick step a descriptive name that will help you identify its purpose. For example, if you frequently forward emails to a specific colleague, name the quick step "Forward to John."
7. Choose the actions you want your quick step to perform. This can include forwarding the email, assigning a category, moving it to a folder, or marking it as important.
8. Set any additional options or conditions for your quick step. For example, you can choose to apply the quick step only to emails from specific senders or with certain keywords in the subject line.
9. Save your quick step and exit the quick steps window. You will now see your new quick step listed in the quick steps panel.
10. To use a quick step, select the email or emails you want to apply it to, then click on the corresponding quick step button. The selected actions will be immediately executed on the chosen emails.

Who needs quick steps:

1. People who receive a large volume of emails and want to automate common actions to save time and increase productivity.
2. Individuals who frequently perform repetitive tasks, such as forwarding emails to specific recipients or moving them to certain folders.
3. Professionals who need to stay organized and want to streamline their email management process.
4. Anyone who wants to optimize their workflow and eliminate manual and repetitive actions when dealing with emails.

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Quick steps are a set of instructions or procedures that need to be followed in a fast and efficient manner to achieve a specific objective.

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Quick steps may need to be filed by individuals or organizations that are looking to streamline their processes or improve productivity.

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The purpose of quick steps is to simplify complex tasks, improve efficiency, and reduce the time needed to complete a process.

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