When selecting multiple emails by holding the SHIFT and/or CTRL buttons, the Reading Pane doesn't update to show the newly selected email. Instead, it still shows the first mail that I selected.
This makes evaluating and quickly scanning through an email to decide whether or not it should belong to my selection quite complicated.
Outlook Express and Windows Live Mail both have this feature and I usually used this method to quickly delete or move a lot of emails at once.
Is there a way to make this functionality work in Outlook as well?
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We have a shared Calendar in which there are several recurring appointments with organizers that are no longer in the company.
How can I locate all these appointments/meetings and change the meeting owner to somebody else?
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In Outlook 2003 and previous, I could type my categories directly. With Outlook 2007, I can only select categories. I've got many categories and scrolling through the list is a rather cumbersome process.
Is there any way to assign categories again by typing them instead of selecting them?
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While more and more people are starting to use the Tab button to jump to the next field (to fill out an Outlook appointment for example) instead of using the mouse, I often find people struggling when they reach a date field.
They either look at a physical calendar first to determine the future date (when the date math gets hard) and then type the date or they still grab to a mouse.
How can you do this faster and still without a mouse?
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I'm using a browser other than Internet Explorer and I'm only being offered the Outlook Web Access Light version when trying to log on.
Is there really no way to get the "Premium" Outlook Web Access client?
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Often times, I receive invitations for recurring meetings that have no end date set so they will go on forever in my Calendar. It’s actually not that surprising considering that “No end date” is the default selection.
I really would like the organizer to put more thought into this. Sometimes the original organizer has even left the company and we still have these recurring meetings left in our Calendars.
As this is such a problem for us, I actually have multiple related questions about this;
- Can I change the default recurrence pattern for meetings and appointments that I create in Outlook? Currently it is always set to “No end date” and sometimes even forget to change it myself.
- Is there anything I can do against this as a recipient of these invitations?
- Is there anything our administrator can do to prevent these meetings from being send out?
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As a delegate for my manager, I sometimes also need to create Private Appointments. However, I do not have the permissions to see any details of his existing Private Appointments.
But when I’ve been set up as a Delegate without permissions to see Private items, the button to mark an appointment as Private is grayed out as well.
Is there a way to be granted this level of permissions without losing the option to mark appointments as Private?
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We receive S/MIME encrypted emails which we need to store in a financial or HR database system that is encrypted and protected otherwise itself as well.
As we save the original message, they remain encrypted and can only be opened by the original recipient that has the S/MIME certificate.
Trying to open these messages from the application gives the error;
Is there a way to remove the S/MIME encryption from a message and save it unencrypted?
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