I've updated a file on our network and I want to send it to my colleague for review. Since we can both access the networkshare I want to send it as a link but Outlook blocks shortcuts (lnk-files).
Do I really have to send the file now instead?
Now that I know how to insert emoji into Outlook, a few things are still a bit unclear to me;
I want to send an email to all the contacts belonging to a certain Category but unfortunately, I can’t seem to sort or filter my Address Book by Category when addressing an email.
To overcome this limitation, I thought about creating a Contact Group for this Category but then I run into the same limitation when adding members to this group.
Is there an easy way to create a Contact Group for a certain Category aside from adding all the contacts of that Category one-by-one?
I’m using Google Chrome as my default browser but after installing the latest update of Chrome, I find several features within Outlook Web App (OWA) to be no longer functioning.
Some of these features are:
Is there any way to fix this?
Recently, upon checking for new emails by pressing the Send/Receive button or sending a new one myself, I get the error “Not implemented”.
At the moment, I can’t send out any emails at all nor do I receive any new ones.
Where is this coming from and, more importantly, how do I get rid of it and be able to send/receive mail again?
I am creating an introductory email with various links to resources. To make the links strike a bit more and give the introductory email a bit of an interactive look, I'd like to insert these links as clickable buttons.
How would I turn these hyperlinks into buttons?
Ever wanted to include a screenshot in your email?
For instance, when requesting technical support or providing it, it often can be handy to include screenshots directly in your email message to clarify an issue or to provide instructions.
Outlook does actually have a cool feature to quickly insert a screenshot or a clipping, but there are even more way to easily and quickly insert a good looking screenshot in an email.
I've got a long Distribution List (or Contact Group as they are called now since Outlook 2010) to which I want to send a message to.
As I don't want to use the BCC field and actually also might want to address the messages personally, I looked at using the Distribution List as the source for my Mail Merge.
Is this even possible?
I've sent out a meeting request but some recipients complained that the message was empty. I know that at least one of them is not using Outlook but Mozilla Thunderbird. I use Outlook 2010 myself.
Is there anything I can do to solve this other than sending out regular email messages with the meeting details instead of actual meeting requests?
Some people did not receive my attachments or received a winmail.dat file instead. I could solve this issue previously by changing the email properties of certain contacts from “Send using Outlook Rich Text Format” to “Let Outlook decide” or “Send Plain Text”.
Where is this option located in Outlook 2010?
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