Articles in Outlook Category

The list of fixes in the Outlook 2010 update for February 9 2016 is very short, with just two problems fixed: When you forward a non-delivery report (NDR), the body of the resulting message is displayed in Chinese characters unexpectedly. If you select the plus sign (+) to expand a distribution list in the To  

It looks like the February 2016 updates for Outlook 2013 changed the behavior of appointments that span two days. When this change was implemented in Outlook 2010 it created an outcry among users, leading Microsoft to remove it as of the upcoming March 2016 updates. It looks like Microsoft didn't get it removed from the  

February 2016 update for Outlook 2016 fixes the attachment problem which I mentioned last week and adds the ability to select and interact with multiple attachments in Outlook 2016.

Outlook's Calendar now displays appointments that extend past midnight as one event in the all day area, not as two appointments on the calendar.

Use the Paste Options button to control the formatting when you paste content into Outlook items.

Forget charms in Outlook on the web, add symbols to appointment subjects in Outlook and you'll see them in Outlook on the web and on smartphones.

There is a newly discovered (and patched) remote code exploit in Outlook and unlike many remote code vulnerabilities, which require the user to do something, like go to a web site or open a file, this RTF/TNEF security issue runs when a targeted person opens a message. The exploit is packed in an winmail.dat file and when Outlook renders the winmail.dat, the code runs.

December 2015 updates for Outlook 2016, Outlook 2013 and Outlook 2010.

How to rebuild Outlook's Instant Search Index when search isn't working correctly.

How to change the calendar color or use conditional formatting rules to highlight appointments starting today to make 'Today" more visible on your Outlook calendar.