1. To get started, close all emails and quit Microsoft Outlook.
2. Click the Orange button (below) to download WordRake for Outlook.
3. Once installation is complete, compose a new email and click on the WordRake tab above the ribbon.
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4. When you’re ready for feedback, select Brevity and/or Simplicity to determine which types of suggestions to receive.
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5. Next, click the Rake button and watch WordRake analyze your document and suggest improvements.
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6. In under one minute, WordRake can make hundreds of editing suggestions that appear in the familiar track changes form. Your suggestions will look like this:
7. Use the WordRake Accept and Reject buttons to keep the edits you like.
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Need More Help Getting Started?
- Take a Tour of WordRake for Outlook
- Have questions? Please contact support.
Additional User Resources
- WordRake FAQs
- Video Walkthrough of New Features in WordRake 5.0
- 15 Ways to Be a WordRake Power User
- Simplicity Mode: Engaged
