I bought a sheet of paper with self-sticking labels and was hoping to be able to print label stickers for envelopes with addresses from Contacts that I store within Outlook.
However, now that I have them, I have no clue where to start and how to make sure that the addresses will be properly aligned on my sheet of label paper.
Do I need special software for this or can I print on this label sheet directly from within Outlook?
Upon checking my Deleted Items folder, I came across some emails which should not have been deleted.
I’m now trying to find out how this happened and knowing when it got deleted would be a huge help.
Is there any way to determine when a message got deleted?
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?
Sometimes I receive emails which are "funny forwards" and I'd like to pass them on to others as well.
Sadly, most of the time the constant forwarding has really messed up the formatting and in my view it negatively affects the "fun factor" of it as well.
How can I efficiently clean up the email upon forwarding?
There was an option to ignore stationery fonts in the older versions of Outlook via;
Tools-> Options...-> tab Mail Format-> button Fonts...
This dialog seems to be removed in Outlook 2007 and Outlook 2010.
Is there still any way to set this option?
When sending an email, the recipients also receive an editdata.mso attachment. I'm not sending this attachment myself.
Where is this attachment coming from?
I regularly need to send out emails which discusses multiple topics (an internal newsletter) and found out that topics as the bottom are regularly overlooked as people don’t tend to scroll down all the way.
I therefor want these email messages to contains an index at top with links people can click on which takes them directly to that section within the email. This would be similar to inserting a Table of Contents (TOC) in Word.
Can I create such indexes within emails as well?
I want to include a document in my mail merge. I cannot find an option to do this when starting the mail merge from Outlook or from Word.
How can I do this?
I have two accounts configured in Outlook. One is an Exchange server and the other is a POP3 account.
I have the POP3 account set as the default account but every time I restart Outlook the Exchange server is set as the default again.
How can I make the POP3 account stick as the default?
In the regular Outlook for Desktop, I’ve successfully disabled the option to automatically mark messages as read.
However, occasionally, I use Outlook on the Web (OWA) as well and it doesn’t seem to pick up the setting as configured in Outlook.
How can I prevent Outlook on the Web to automatically mark my emails as read?
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