Before I take the plunge and upgrade to Windows 10, I’d really like to know the following;

Which versions of Outlook are supported on Windows 10?

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I know how to flag messages for follow up, but I was wondering if I could also flag messages to become "irrelevant" after a certain amount of days.

For instance; I'm reading a message now which holds relevant information for this week. After this week, I can get rid of the message. I know that if I somehow do not mark this message, it will stay in my mailbox a whole lot longer and I'll need to reread the message in order to decide whether to keep it or not.

How can I mark a message, similar to flagging a message, as "irrelevant" after a certain date? Is it also possible to automatically delete it after this date?

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I'm planning to upgrade to Windows 7, which version of Outlook are supported on it?

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I'm having an issue with Outlook and one of the suggestions told me to start Outlook from the Run command with the /safe switch and check something. However, I'm in a corporate environment and the Run command has been disabled for us.

Is there an other way to troubleshoot Outlook or get into Safe Mode or should I call my IT department?

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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?

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By default, whenever I create a hyperlink, Outlook turns the text color into blue and underlines it.

This is of course very recognizable but also not very modern as most web designs no longer underline hyperlinks. I’m also simply a bit bored with the blue.

Is there any way I can remove this default underline and change the color into for instance our company's color (green)?

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As a responds to Creating distribution list from email recipients the following question was asked;

Instead of creating a Contact Group (aka: Distribution List), I want to add everyone the message was sent to as a separate contact. Is that possible as well without having to right click each recipient and then choose “Add to Outlook Contacts?

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I’ve been using Outlook since forever and I remember that I used to be able to create Desktop shortcuts to Outlook folders simply by dragging a folder out of Outlook and onto my Desktop (or any other folder in Explorer). This allowed me to quickly go to or open Outlook in a specific folder.

When I try do this now, my mouse pointer turns into a blocked shield.

Is it still possible to create Desktop shortcuts to specific Outlook folders in another way?

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I’ve recently switched to a new computer with Outlook 2016 on it. I’ve successfully configured my account and just imported my pst-file from Outlook 2007.

My emails and everything are there but the Address Book was not included.

How do I get my contacts back?

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With the new version of the Outlook Hotmail Connector we see a common returning question;

Does this version of the Outlook Hotmail Connector support HTTPS and if not, when will this be added?

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