Log Sent Emails from Outlook to OneNote
Keep a thorough record of all your sent emails by logging them from Outlook to OneNote. This is particularly useful for professionals who need to track their email correspondence for future reference.
Email Sent
Triggers every time you send an email from Outlook.
Log Email in OneNote
Adds the sent email details to OneNote for record-keeping.
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Log sent emails from Outlook to OneNote
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Create Microsoft OneNote Note
Creates a new note in Microsoft OneNote
Append to Microsoft OneNote Note
Appends content to an existing note in Microsoft OneNote
List Microsoft OneNote Notes
Lists notes from a specific section in Microsoft OneNote
List Microsoft OneNote Sections
Lists sections from Microsoft OneNote
New Microsoft OneNote Note
Triggers when a new note is created in Microsoft OneNote
Updated OneNote Note
Triggers when a note is updated in Microsoft OneNote
Send Email
Sends an Outlook email
Make Draft
Makes a draft in Outlook
Forward Email
Forwards an Outlook email
Create Calendar Event
Creates a new Outlook calendar event
Update Calendar Event
Updates an existing Outlook calendar event
Delete Calendar Event
Deletes an Outlook calendar event
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