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Hey everyone, Kevin here. Today I want to show you my favorite top 14 tips and tricks in the Outlook calendar. There are lots of good ones that are going to help you save time. If you want to jump around this video, feel free to use the timestamps down below. All right let's jump on the PC. Tip #1. I can use natural language to set the meeting start time in Outlook. Let's say that I have a co-worker who wants to meet, I don't know, in seven weeks. To figure that out, I'd have to click on the calendar icon and here I have to count forward seven weeks. Now was it the 25th or was it the first, I lost track, so I'd have to go back and count it again. Instead, I could let Outlook do the heavy lifting for me. Here I'll highlight this date and I'll simply type in in seven weeks. Then I'll hit enter and Outlook determines what that date is for me. Now, along with that, I could also type in something like, hey, let's meet the second Monday in July, then I'll hit ent...