I've got many different accounts configured in Outlook. When I create a new message, I often tend to forget to change my account upon sending and end up sending it with the wrong account.
Is it possible to force me to select an account when sending a message?
How do I add a WhatsApp link to my email signature so that people can also message or call me directly on WhatsApp instead of replying by email?
When replying and forwarding to a message, I get a long blue line next to the original message.
I tried selecting and deleting this line but it still remains there.
How can I remove this line?
I'm trying to make a change to my Mail Profile and I was advised to go to Control Panel-> Mail. However, when I go to Control Panel, there is no Mail icon.
Where exactly is it located?
I've sent out a meeting invitation but not everybody has responded yet.
Is there any way to send them a reminder to respond?
Preferably they should be able to directly respond from that message as they might have "misplaced" their original invitation.
In a previous tip, you explained how you can set which IM client should integrate with Outlook.
In Outlook.com, you can use Facebook chat and I would also like to have that in Outlook. I’ve connected Facebook to Outlook via the Facebook Social Connector Provider but I see no chat function.
Is it also possible to integrate Facebook chat into Outlook?
I’ve received a Distribution List (Contact Group) from a colleague but instead of just having this list, I’d also like to add the members as individual contacts to my Contacts folder.
Is there any easy way to do this?
I want to prevent unauthorized access to my emails.
Is there any way I can password protect the entire Outlook Mail Profile so people will be prompted for a password when opening Outlook?
Funny enough, I do see my Notes folder in the Mail section in Outlook on the Web (OWA), but I can't seem to create a new one or modify any of my existing Notes.
How do I do this?
We're in a network where not everybody has their own working space with a computer but simply uses a spot that is available. Upon logging in, all my settings are there and Outlook works as is should. However, I noticed that my customizations to my Quick Access Toolbar (QAT) aren't there.
I can reconfigure it and when I return to a computer which I've already used, they are there as well so I guess they are only stored on the local machine.
I can backup and restore my QAT settings manually each time but isn't there an easier way similar like the rest of my Outlook configuration "travels" with me?
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