Twitter is a great way to stay connected with friends and family, but it can also be used to share information and ideas. Microsoft Outlook is a great tool for managing your social media accounts and keeping track of your work schedule. You can use Outlook to keep track of your Twitter followers, post updates on your favorite topics, and more. To integrate Twitter with Outlook, you first need to create an account on Microsoft Outlook. Then, open the “Outlook” menu and select “Add New Item.” Type in the following information: Your name Your email address Your Twitter handle ( @username ) ) Your company’s website ( if you work at a company) Once you’ve entered all of the necessary information, click “Create Item.” You’ll now be able to see your new Twitter item in “Outlook.” To tweet from your new Outlook account, just type out the following command:
The OutTwit add-on for Outlook allows you to both send and receive messages directly, and has now become my preferred Twitter client.
Sending messages is about as simple as it gets… just type and hit the enter key.
All of your messages will show up in your Inbox by default, but you can (and should) change that easily in the preferences.
In the preferences you can add your user information, but more importantly you should create a separate folder to store the messages in because they can really overflow your inbox quickly.
You might notice the option to use tinyurl to shorten the URLs, also very useful.
I really don’t use Twitter very much since I’m trying to be productive these days, but if you want to follow me have at it.
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