When I schedule a meeting for someone else (for whom I am a delegate), I always end up being added as an attendee myself and I cannot remove myself from the meeting. As I schedule meetings for multiple people, this really fills up my own Calendar making it quite hard to distinguish which meetings I should attend.
How can I remove myself from a meeting request I make for someone else?
When sharing a mailbox, some of the users accessing this mailbox do not see all messages while others do.
Some other folders even show that there are unread items in them, even though everything has been marked as read or when the folder is empty.
How can I make these "hidden" messages available to everyone?
I'm using Windows 7 and I don't seem to get any new mail envelope when receiving a new message.
How can I get this alert back?
Upon startup, Outlook directly crashes. So I tried to start it in Safe Mode but then it still crashes.
The error contains the following:
How can I recover from this issue?
I want to add a Macro to Outlook and the instructions told me to do this via the Developer tab on the Ribbon. I don’t seem to have this tab.
How do I add the Developer tab to Outlook?
Whenever I open up Outlook, I get a dialog box asking for Microsoft LDAP Directory settings for port 3286.
What do I need to fill in here?
When I print a copy of my message, how can I include the file name of any attachment to the message? At present only the message is printed, but no record of any attachment with it.
Before Outlook 2007, I could open a contact, make an appointment on the calender and when I opened that appointment, there would be a link to the contact at the bottom and a Contacts button.
I can't seem to do that now anymore. How can I get this option back?
If I were to completely uninstall and reinstall Outlook or Office, will I lose all of my messages and settings?
Is there a way to turn off the Next and Previous links that occur in an email thread in Outlook 2007/2010?
(i.e. when multiple people have replied or forwarded the message, how it lets you jump between messages)
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