I’ve been looking for an option to add a Holiday Calendar to my Exchange mailbox in a similar way to the Birthday Calendar, which displays as a separate folder in Outlook. I haven't found out how to do it though.
Is there a way to add a separate Holiday Calendar to my Outlook Calendar as well?
I’ve accidentally permanently deleted an email when using Outlook on the Web (OWA).
When this happens in Outlook, I can select the Folder tab and then choose: Recover Deleted Items. In OWA, there is no such tab and I can’t find the “Recover Deleted Items” button anywhere.
How can I recover deleted items in OWA?
We’re using Outlook with Kerio Connect for which we also installed the Outlook Connector.
In previous versions of Outlook, we could add the account via a manual account setup procedure but our version of Outlook has a new Add Account dialog which no longer lets you select to add a Kerio Connect account.
How should I add my account now?
I was investigating how I can improve the security of my iCloud account.
You mentioned that Outlook.com and Gmail accounts can be protected with Two-Step Verification.
Can I do the same for my iCloud account in Outlook?
I've accidentally moved a folder when I tried to select a different folder. I'm now not able to find back the folder anymore to move it back where it belongs. I've got a lot of folders so going through each and every one of them isn't really an option.
Is there a way in Outlook to search for a folder name?
I've backed up my pst-file of my POP3 account from my old computer and now want to use it on my new computer.
I've been told not to use the Import feature to restore my pst-file but to reuse it when setting up my account in Outlook. That way I should be able to keep my rules, view settings and various other personalization settings.
That sounds great and I would prefer not to lose too many of my settings but how exactly do I need to restore my POP3 pst-file to keep all these things?
Once or twice a month, I go through the Junk E-Mail folder and scan through it, looking for valid e-mails before emptying it out. If I find something that isn't Junk, I click on “Not Junk” and then it moves it to the Inbox.
In this case, I had multiple senders of which multiple valid e-mails ended up in my Junk E-mail folder and I had to manually look for and move each e-mail to the Inbox.
Is there any way to use the “Not Junk” button and then have that automatically apply to all other e-mails from the same sender within the Junk E-mail folder as well?
I use the Outlook Social Connector but most of the status update message from my contacts go unnoticed since you only really see them when you receive a message.
There are various contacts that I only “follow” and not regularly receive messages from. While I could open the contact or find an old message from these contacts to see all their updates, I was wondering;
Is there also a way to list all status updates of all contacts together?
I regularly create manual backups of my pst-files and although it is easy enough, it is quite a lot of clicking to locate and browse to the needed folders.
As I usually do this when shutting down my PC, bringing down the amount of clicks needed to complete this process would encourage me not to skip it.
Is there any way to make it even easier and quicker to backup my pst-files?
After adding some Quick Parts, I find that they do not save when I restart my computer. They do seem to save when I restart Outlook.
How can I make the Quick Parts save even after a computer reboot?
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