- [Instructor] We move now to the Outlook People app
and the People app has its own favorites list
so that you can add your people who you frequently contact
to this list, making it easier to find them.
They appear all in one place, so I'm going to
add a few people to my favorites list, Charles Woodwick
and all I need to do to add him
to Favorites is to have him selected
and click add to Favorites
and now when I go to favorites, Charles is there.
That's cool.
I also want Reggie who's a direct report.
I'm going to add Reggie to Favorites
and Rob Molina will also be added to my favorites list.
These are three people I contact frequently
so when I need to find them, call them quickly
be able to start a chat or send them an email.
They're right here, Charles, Reggie, and Rob.
Just like that.
If I want to remove any of them
I simply select them and choose Remove from favorites.
Favorites isn't the only list that's available here.
You can create other contact lists within contacts.
For example, I have a vendor's list and I can add people
to that list, a technician's list that Rob is already on
project managers that Rob is already on.
I can remove him from those lists.
But the favorites list is special and that it is only yours
and does not need to be people who are all
in one project or people who have particular roles.
It's your curated list
of people you contact frequently in your organization.