Outlook’s AutoArchive feature just ran and it took out all the recurring Appointments and Meetings from my main Calendar folder. It never did that before!
I’m now also missing all the Birthday reminders.
How can I easily reinstate all my recurring Calendar items to my main Calendar folder, and how can I tell AutoArchive to stop archiving these recurring items?
I have updated my New and Reply signatures since my company changed names.
Everything works fine when emails are HTML format, but when I Reply or Forward a Plain Text email, my OLD SIGNATURE is applied. I don't even see the old signature in the Signature Options!
Where can I access this phantom signature and update it?
For our sports club, I’m trying to create a calendar with our schedule to which everyone needs to have access. We don’t have Exchange but just a bunch of private POP3, IMAP and Outlook.com and Hotmail accounts.
Some of us need to have full read/write access but for others read permissions will do.
Would it still be possible for us to create a shared group calendar?
On occasion, I receive emails which are sent to multiple people. To keep the conversation intact, I use the Reply All button to respond. Only afterwards, I realized that I was only a BCC recipient in the original message and thus I now revealed myself to the rest, which the original sender obviously did not want.
As this can be quite embarrassing, not only to me but also to the original sender, is there any way that Outlook can warn me that I was only a BCC recipient for the email?
We're using a shared Public Folder to organize our project in. This foder is buried quite deep in the Public Folder hiearchy and I need to access it several times per day.
How can I quickly access it without needing to browse to it every time?
There is a domain which continues to send me Junk E-mail but they change the first part of their email address each time and sometimes also the subdomain.
Sadly, the Outlook Junk E-mail Filter doesn’t capture these emails automatically yet. I see options to safe list the Sender’s Domain but not to block the Sender’s Domain.
Is there a way that I can block all emails coming from this domain via wildcards or something similar?
I’ve created several Recurring Tasks to remind me of some daily and weekly chores such as taking my medicine, taking out the trash can and making (or actually checking) my back-ups.
However, even though I’ve set the recurrence correctly, I’m only being reminded for the first occurrence and then never again. My Recurring Appointments work as expected though.
Surely I’m overlooking something here as I assume Outlook is perfectly capable of doing this?
I've configured my Outlook.com account in Outlook 2013 as an Exchange Active Sync (EAS) account.
In a previous post you mentioned that unlike Outlook Hotmail Connector accounts, which syncs on a schedule, mail for EAS accounts in Outlook 2013 should arrive almost instantly (Direct Push).
This is indeed the case for a while but when I have Outlook open for a longer period of time, my Outlook.com account stops synching with Outlook and I have to press the Send/Receive button to get my new mail or restart Outlook
How can I prevent Outlook from breaking this sync and continue to collect my email directly from the server as it arrives?
I have access to multiple calendars in Outlook. With the overlay option I'm able to combine them but I cannot seem to print the calendars in this combined state.
How can I print multiple calendars in a single view?
I've added a couple of commands to the Standard Toolbar in the main Outlook windows and now it spans 2 rows. I like it like this.
However, when I exit the "edit mode" for toolbar customization, the Toolbar collapses to a single line again. I've tried to set the option "Show Standard and Formatting toolbars on two rows" but that option is grayed out.
How can I make my customized toolbar show on 2 lines instead of 1?
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