When browsing the Internet and coming across a website that I like, I often subscribe to their RSS feed via Internet Explorer and then it will automatically go into Outlook.

This works great. However, in Internet Explorer, I've grouped my RSS feeds based on their topic but in Outlook this just shows up as a long list and I'd have to sort it again.

Is there any way that I can have Outlook mimic the folder structure that I created via Internet Explorer?

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Outlook is constantly "synchronizing folders."

What is this?
How can I stop this? It's slowing down my computer!

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When I receive a new email in Outlook, I see the following options in the New Mail notification;

• Delete
• Flag
• Dismiss

Is there any way that I can change these actions?

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I’m inspecting my disk about what I should include in my backup and came across the RoamCache folder in a folder where Outlook stores various other files as well.

Inside it, there are a lot of “Stream” files like Stream_Autocomplete_*, Stream_Calendar_* and Stream_CategoryList_*

What exactly is being stored in these files and should I include this folder in my backups?
If so, can I also restore it on another computer?

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My mailbox is getting full and I wanted to archive some of my older emails with AutoArchive. However, it looks like I don't have this feature available in Outlook at all.

How can I get the AutoArchive feature in Outlook?

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I prefer working with the Calendar in the Month view but every now and them Outlook seems to change this to the Day view all by itself.

How can I keep Outlook in the Month view?

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When using the Save, Open, Attach File and Insert Picture dialogs in Outlook (and other Office applications), I usually need to browse quite a bit to actually get to the location where I want to be.

Would it be possible to add shortcuts to my own locations in these dialogs?

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When trying to create a new signature or editing an existing one, I get the following error;

"You are attempting to save a file type (Web Pages) that has been blocked by your File Block settings in the Trust Center"

The error also gives instructions to solve it, but when I follow these, I don't seem to have a "File Block Settings" in Trust Center.

How can I solve this and re-enable the saving of Signatures again?

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I have my contacts saved in a wab-file from my previous Outlook Express installation on Windows XP. I now have a new computer with Windows 7 and are running Outlook on it.

How can I import the addresses of my wab-file into Outlook?

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I'm using an IMAP account in Outlook 2010 and ever since I upgraded, I no longer get any new mail alerts (like a sound and the envelope icon). I used to get these alerts when I was using Outlook 2007 or previous.

How can I get new e-mail alerts for IMAP accounts to work in Outlook 2010?

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