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How to Create App Folders on iPhone

Staying organized is a way to save time. You can do this by Creating folders and Grouping Apps of same nature all at one place. It is effortless and an efficient practice which you must follow absolutely. In this article, we will walk you through all the steps needed to Create Folders and Group apps on iPhone

Creating  Folders in iPhone with iOS 7 and below

  • You need a minimum of two apps for a folder.
  • Tap and hold onto any of the apps which you wish to put in a folder till it shakes and then drag that selected app on any other app to align both of them and release it.
  • Next thing you’ll see is a folder which gets created, and that’s how you create folders and group apps on the iPhone.

Please note that this method will work only for iOS 7 and below.

Creating Folders on iOS 8 and Above

For the folks with variants of iOS 8 and above needs to stay a bit more careful while holding the apps. There is a thing with 3D touch which makes it respond differently when you long press the apps. All you have to do is gently tap on the app which you want to move.

  • Hold the App and drag it to align with another app. Now lift your fingers off the screen to create a folder.
  • By default, the category of the apps will decide its folder name. Suppose you group all the messaging apps in a folder then it will be known as Chat.
  • If you wish to rename it, tap and hold the folder until it expands and shows the content. Now select the text of the folder name to edit.
  • To remove the apps from the folder, long press the folder until the icons start shaking and select that folder again. Drag the apps outside which are you want to remove. If you no longer wish to see the folder, then you have to remove all the apps out of it.

How to add folders to the iPhone Dock

The dock on the iPhone/iOS is referred to the four app icons that reside on the bottom of the screen. The best part is that you can add the folders to the dock and access all your favorite apps. Here is how you can add folders to the iPhone dock,

  1. Create a folder by following the steps detailed above
  2. Make space for the folder by moving one of the current apps from the dock
  3. Drag the folder and drop it into the empty space
  4. Press the home button to apply the changes

Moving apps out of the folders

In case you want to move or remove certain apps from the folder, follow the steps detailed below,

  1. Tap and hold the folder you want to remove the app from
  2. Drag the app out of the folder
  3. Press the home button to apply the changes

Deleting a Folder on the iPhone

Want to delete a folder? follow the steps below.

  1. Drag all the apps out of the folder
  2. Once done the folder will automatically be deleted
  3. Press the home button to apply the changes

We hope the customization options have helped you organize apps on the iPhone. Personally, the folder options have been very helpful to maintain a clutter-free iPhone. If you have an Android device, we can explain how to create app folders on Android too!

How to Create App Folders on iPhone

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How To Recall An Email In Outlook

We’ve all accidentally sent out incomplete emails, emails addressed to the wrong person, or emails that we probably should have re-read and double checked. Thankfully the ability to recall or unsend emails is a feature that we’re starting to see integrated into more email platforms these days.

If you’re an Outlook user and want to know how to recall or even replace an email that you sent out, here are the steps that you will need to take:

  1. Launch the Outlook program and on the panel to the left of the window, select your “Sent Items” folder
  2. You will have to double-click the message that you want to recall. Clicking it once to see the preview will not work in this instance.
  3. From the “Message” tab at the top, go to Actions > Recall This Message
  4. You will be presented with a couple of options: Delete unread copies of this message and Delete unread copies and replace with a new message. The former will basically recall the message and it will be as if you did not send the email at all. The latter will recall the email and replace it with a new message, so the person receiving it won’t even know that there was a previous message.

While the steps are pretty simple and straightforward, we should warn you that unlike other recall/unsend features like those found in Gmail, Outlook’s recall has a few caveats that you will need to be aware of in the event that you are unable to recall an email.

  1. You and the person you’re sending the email to will need to have an Exchange account within the same organization. This means that if you were to send it to a family member or a friend that uses a different email service, then this won’t work.
  2. Messages protected by Azure Information Protection cannot be recalled either.
  3. If the email has already been opened or move from the Inbox, such as through automatic sorting filters, the recall feature won’t work.

 

How To Recall An Email In Outlook

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