Lisa Hendrickson is the owner of Call That Girl. She is an Outlook Expert and Microsoft 365 Consultant.
My name is Lisa Hendrickson and I’m an experienced 30 year veteran supporting corporate, small business and work from home end users. Since I run my own business, I have the advantage of exploring learning everything that comes my way. Most of my wizardary comes from clients requesting things I didn’t think I could make happen, so I learned how to use all the main platforms, get them to synch, learn what doesn’t work and configure sytems for just about anyone. Guess who loves my support the most? You. The retired business executive (RBE). Most of you have been using Outlook since it was launched in the 1990’s and now continue to want to use it for your personal life. Being a RBE, you want to get up in the morning and sit at your computer and do your morning email catching up, you want to view your calendar, add appointments and still continue your usual routine of what you used to do, manage your day. The flexibility of leaving and having it all on your phone is how it should be.
In the past few years, I have noticed more RBE’s calling, they want what they had in corporate, a seamless perfect setup for their Outlook/computers to sync with their phones. Email, contacts, calendar, tasks, notes and data from their computer. All RBE’s have different emails, too many emails, confusing contacts on their phones, want shared family iCloud calendars, Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, you know it, I’ve seen it all.
They also want a reliable person to call when they have issues, and that’s where I come in. I can help configure everything how you want it and then offer on-going support for the future. Not many businesses offer the services and support I have.
Below is a list of services most of my RBE’s call for and then what they want support with in the future
How my support works
Use the form below to get in contact and find out if I can help
There are two ways to add Gmail accounts in New Outlook. New Outlook is a more like a “skin” of the cloud working off your desktop, it will connect through the cloud. You cannot add accounts through control panel anymore. If you are Googling for an answer and want to know why it’s not working for you, I have some tips at the bottom of this message on most likely reasons.
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Take note: New Outlook will sync all contacts and calendars from any Gmail or Google Workspace account. This is by far my favorite feature of New Outlook (vs Classic Outlook, which cannot sync any Google natively)
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Issues you might experience:
I can help migrate that data over for you so you can use the New Outlook. Use the form below to get in contact.
Here is a list of all my services, if something is not on the list, feel free to use the contact form below. https://callthatgirl.biz/technical-consulting-information
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Many of my clients hire me to fix one or two issues, then they ask if I can do on-going support. Below is a full list of my core services, but if you have something off this list, just ask!
You can buy a 2-hour ticket for $480 and then use the time in 15 or 30-min increments, or a full hour if you need.
I work remotely and am from Minnesota, all work for 365 can be done remotely. Check out my testimonials if you like https://callthatgirl.biz/testimonials
Email and Inbox Management
Technical Setup, Migrations, and Administration
Calendar, Task, and Time Management
Training, Consulting, and Strategic Support
Many of my clients hire me to fix one or two issues, then they ask if I can do on-going support. Below is a full list of my core services, but if you have something off this list, just ask!
You can buy a 2-hour ticket for $480 and then use the time in 15 or 30-min increments, or a full hour if you need.
Email and Inbox Management
Technical Setup, Migrations, and Administration
Calendar, Task, and Time Management
Training, Consulting, and Strategic Support
Helped a client today with their Microsoft Word/Copilot issue. They were not able to use Word as they were used to, so I turned off the Copilot. Here is how to do that.
Open Word
Go to “File” In the upper left corner of Word
Go down to “Options” in the left side blade of Word
In Options, you will see “Copilot” in the left side blade of that window.
Uncheck the box for “Enable Copilot”
I’m guessing an update add this, not sure. It’s on mine but not checked. If you need help with this or anything else 365 related, please use the form
below to get in contact.
This is a loaded questions with a possibility of 100’s of answers. I’ll explain as simple as I can here, then I’ll try to explain more at the bottom of this post. If you need my help, please use the form below to get in contact.
Microsoft services:
IMAP accounts
POP
To migrate email:
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