Category: Outlook

It depends on how you download. Typically they go into your “Downloads” or “My Documents” folder, so we’ll look at how best to check that. But it’s also possible that they went into the same folder as the last download. Where are my Outlook files stored? Outlook stores your email (and attachments), calendar and contacts […]

Outlook itself doesn’t contain a Yearly Calendar Style to print your calendar but you can use the Calendar Printing Assistant for this instead. This guide provides instructions on how to print a yearly calendar with key dates such as Holidays and Birthdays and also contains exclusive templates to improve the printing output. How to print […]

Normally the alert of message arrival works fine in your Microsoft Outlook, and an alert will come out at the lower-right corner of your desktop when your receive a new email message, as the following screen shot shows. Email can overwhelm you with unimportant messages. Sometimes, though, you really need to know when a certain […]

Private categories are the categories added in Outlook locally by a user and they are only visible for that user. On the list of categories a user can see both his own private categories and the public categories. All the time the Outlook client is open, the program monitors the public categories file. Outlook private […]

If only some are affected, the sender could have the wrong time zone set. You need to use the correct time zone for your area, not another time zone with the same offset. If you are on Exchange server, make sure Outlook on the web has the correct toime zone too. If the time on […]

Outlook can be accessed via OWA when the account configured with Exchange Online and Microsoft application. Outlook users can import their Outlook PST file into their Outlook web app for email management. So what are the possible ways to import PST Files into Outlook Web Applications? Users want to view their old PST file data […]

Just to let you know, Outlook application and MSN account will keep your emails as long as the account is active and you do not exceed your storage limits. Because if you exceeded, it will delete your old emails for you to receive the new messages. If that happened, you can still recover them from […]

Rules that have actions that require Outlook are client side rules and only run if Outlook is running. This includes moving messages to local pst files, adding a category or a flag. If a server rule moves a message when Outlook is closed, the client side rules that might apply to the message won’t fire. […]

By default, Outlook. Com incoming and outgoing emails are encrypted. Microsoft are serious on protecting your emails and your account. This feature will help you and all Microsoft account users to make sure that your emails that you will send or receive are secured and no one can able to read it. Any recipient without […]

Accessing Enterprise Email (OWA) Open a web browser and go to: https://web., and mail. Mil You will see the following screen informing you that you are accessing a U. When prompted, be sure to select only your DOD EMAIL certificate. A inquiry we ran across in our research was “Dod outlook web access?”. , and […]