I've got some Quick Parts that I don't use anymore but I'm not able to delete them. The option "Organize and Delete" is grayed out.

How am I supposed to delete Quick Parts?

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Within our company, we like to use Voting emails to decide on various things. However, not everything is a Yes/No/Maybe or Accept/Reject question.

For instance, what to get for lunch (we use it for more serious business stuff as well though).

How do I define my own answers when creating an email with voting buttons?

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I've sent out a meeting request but some recipients complained that the message was empty. I know that at least one of them is not using Outlook but Mozilla Thunderbird. I use Outlook 2010 myself.

Is there anything I can do to solve this other than sending out regular email messages with the meeting details instead of actual meeting requests?

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I use the Signature feature in Outlook to build an email with standard responses.
For example, depending on the response needed, I can select Signature #1 and #3 for one email, and Signature #1, #2, and #4 for another email.

Now when I try to do this, the original Signature is removed and replaced with the Signature I just selected.

How can I make the Signatures stay so that I can build my email from these templates?

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I’m quite a fervent user of templates such as Quick Parts and AutoText, however, I have a feeling that something is missing.

I seem to recall that when I for instance typed my name “Jane Doe”, after typing Jane I just hit the ENTER key and it automatically typed out Doe for me. The same with my address, I just typed the number of my street and it automatically completed it.

Did I somehow turn off this feature? How do I get it back?

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Since my guest article on the MVP blog I've been asked a coupe of times;
Why isn't the Quota Information displayed for me in my Status Bar?

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I installed a trail version of the new Office 2010. All applications apgraded correctly accept for Outlook. I went back into the setup screens and found that Outlook wasn't available and I cannot select it either.

How can I evaluate the new version of Outlook?

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I usually open two or more Outlook windows/messages to do my work more efficiently. In Windows XP and Vista I could select multiple Outlook windows with the CTRL button on my keyboard and then use the right click menu to organize the windows. Or, in case it was grouped automatically, simply right click on the group.

How can I do this in Windows 7? The only right click option I get regarding this is "Close all windows".

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I've modified the Business Card template for a contact and I would like to use for my own contact card as well as several other contacts.

As I have a lot of details filled out for my contact already, I'm not looking forward to recreate it entirely.

How can I apply this template to my exisitng contact item?

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I’m using Outlook on Windows 10 and while new emails successfully arrive in my Inbox folder, I do not get a New Email Alert for them like I used to.

I did notice that there was a notification for it in the new Action Center but that goes a bit unnoticed. Outlook itself is still configured to “Display a Desktop Alert” but it doesn’t show.

Can I somehow get the old big alert and sound back when a new message arrives?

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