I know the To-Do List contains all tasks and flagged items. However, from the To-Do List in the To-Do Bar, I cannot directly see what kind of item I'm dealing with; a task, mail or contact.
The To-Do List in the Tasks section shows the difference via an icon.
Can I make this icon visible in the To-Do Bar as well?
► Continue to the answer
When I'm sending an email via my Hotmail account I'm being prompted to type in some characters.
Why do I have to type these characters and how do I get rid of this prompt?
► Continue to the answer
Lately I've been receiving empty emails, some even don't have a From, To or Subject field either. I'm not sure if these are just spam messages or if I simply no longer can see the message content.
How can I find that out and when they are spam messages, how can I block them?
► Continue to the answer
When looking at my To-Do List, it always starts with the items that have no Due Date before it shows Today's items which I would like to focus on.
How can I configure Outlook to show items without a Due Date at the bottom and Today's tasks at the top?
► Continue to the answer
I've installed the Personal Folders Backup Add-in from Microsoft and use it with Outlook 2010.
When I had it installed in Outlook 2007, the Backup command was in the File menu and it would also prompt me to backup my pst-files when I closed Outlook. For Outlook 2010, it does not list the Backup option in the File menu nor does it prompt me to backup when I close Outlook.
How can I use this add-in with Outlook 2010?
► Continue to the answer
Sometimes I save received email messages outside of Outlook and store them directly on disk as msg-files. These messages are then stored with their filename only.
Even when looking at the properties of the file I can only see the date I stored it on the disk and can no longer see any details of the messages itself such as date received and the name of the sender without first opening the message.
Is there any way to view more details without opening the message or store these messages with more info than the subject alone?
► Continue to the answer
I'm trying to call an Outlook contact which shows up in Skype but it never works for this contact. I can call other Outlook contacts from within Skype with no problems.
Why doesn't it work for some contacts?
► Continue to the answer
I've downloaded and installed the "Conferencing Add-in for Microsoft Office Outlook" but the toolbars do not display in Outlook after installing. Also, inviting someone to a meeting from within Live Meeting does not work and results in an error to check my email settings.
How can I get this add-in and maill integration to work?
► Continue to the answer
Use
"4PM76A8" to get a discount when ordering!