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This article outlines how to customize email notifications in the new Outlook app for Windows 11. Users can choose between Desktop-style notifications that appear and disappear automatically at the screen's bottom or opt for no notifications at all. The guide includes steps to enable or disable notifications for new emails and mentions within the Outlook app and ensuring Windows Notification and Focus settings are correctly adjusted for optimal functionality.

Windows 11 has an in-development hidden feature called "Speak for me," allowing users to create a voice avatar for communication or have text spoken aloud. It's enabled using ViVeTool with the command 'vivetool /enable /id:47123936' and can be toggled on or off with keyboard shortcuts or via the Windows Settings app under Accessibility. The feature, part of Windows 11 build 26052, is not fully operational yet.

The new Outlook app on Windows 11 allows users to manage email notifications and mentions efficiently. Users can customize alert settings through the app's General and Notification options, or via Windows System settings. Enabling notifications can prompt quick responses, while disabling them reduces distractions, suiting personal workflow preferences. The process involves toggling switches in the app's settings.

The new "Explain with Copilot" feature in Notepad on Windows 11 enables users to obtain explanations for selected text by right-clicking or using Ctrl + E. This function in version 11.2401.25.0, available in the Canary and Dev Channels, aids in understanding logs, code, and other content directly in Notepad.

The article guides on toggling notifications for the new Outlook app in Windows 11, highlighting its redesigned interface and added features. Users can opt to receive alerts when Outlook is closed, aiding in staying informed of emails and appointments, or disable them to avoid distractions. Instructions include accessing Outlook settings and modifying notification preferences under the General tab. It also recommends ensuring Windows Notification and Focus settings are conducive to receiving alerts.

This post guides on toggling sound alerts for email notifications in the Outlook app on Windows 11. The redesigned Outlook app offers various features including notification customization. To alter sound alerts, access Settings via the gear icon, navigate to General, and select Notifications. Enable or disable sounds using the checkbox provided. If issues arise, ensure Windows notifications are active, Focus settings and Battery Saver are off.

The article details how to calibrate your display's color in Windows 11 using the built-in Display Color Calibration tool. Following step-by-step instructions, users can enhance color accuracy and quality crucial for a better viewing experience, particularly in graphic design and photo editing. The tutorial guides through accessing the tool via Windows Settings and completing the calibration wizard.

This guide outlines customizing the Terminal app's appearance in Windows 11, from choosing themes like dark or light mode to other personalization options. Windows Terminal supports various command-line shells and can be tailored regarding language, size, and default profile among other settings. Changing the theme can enhance usability, reduce eye strain, and help distinguish between multiple windows. The steps include opening Terminal, accessing Settings through the dropdown or shortcut (Ctrl +,), selecting 'Appearance', choosing a theme, and saving the changes.

This article details how to launch the Windows Terminal app in the center of the screen on Windows 11, including steps to open settings and enabling the "Center on launch" option. It highlights Terminal's customizability, such as changing the launch size and start-up behavior, and discusses the convenience of central screen launching for easier access and organization, especially on larger screens.

You can hide Windows Terminal in the notification area on Windows 11 by configuring its settings to minimize to the tray. Windows Terminal is a versatile, modern command-line application that…

This article provides a guide on how to toggle the "Automatically hide window" feature in the Windows Terminal app. It details steps to access the Settings and adjust the visibility of the Terminal to either auto-hide when switching apps or remain visible on the desktop, depending on the user's workflow and preferences.

This article details configuring Windows Terminal to open on Windows 11 startup, saving frequent command-line users time. It walks through the steps to enable this option within the Terminal settings, ensuring custom configurations are applied at login, thus streamlining the process for users who regularly engage with command-line interfaces.

This article outlines methods to reset the Windows Terminal to default settings in Windows 11. Solutions include resetting via Windows Settings, Command Prompt, PowerShell, and manually deleting the settings.json file from the LocalState directory. Step-by-step instructions are provided for each approach to aid users in troubleshooting the Terminal app.

The article provides guidance on how to enable or disable the Phone Link feature, soon to be called "Mobile Devices," in Windows 11. Users can control this function using the Windows Settings app, Local Group Policy Editor, or Windows Registry Editor. Possible adjustments include syncing with mobile devices, managing notifications, and using the 'Continue on PC' experience. Changes may require a system reboot, and to make these edits users should be part of the Microsoft Insider Preview program.

This article provides instructions for toggling the option to show the desktop by clicking the Taskbar's far right corner in Windows 11. It details enabling/disabling the feature through Windows Settings and Registry Editor, highlighting its utility for quick desktop access or to avoid accidental triggers. Users can modify the setting in the Taskbar behaviors under Personalization or by adjusting the 'TaskbarSd' value in the Registry to '1' or '0'.