A frequently asked question is "How do I provide a link for someone to click to add an appointment to their calendar?" The answer: save the appointment as an *ics file and upload it to a web server then link to it like you would any other file on the internet. You can use the same method
Read Outlook Messages using Plain Text
How to configure Outlook to read all messages in plain text format.
Opening Attachments using the Keyboard
We're getting quite a few complaints from Outlook users who used the context menu in older versions of Outlook to open attachments while viewing the message in the reading pane. In previous versions of Outlook, users could select a message then use the Context menu key on the keyboard to simulate a right-click, then press
Exporting to create a backup archive
How to use a batch (.bat) file to backup your Microsoft Outlook personal folders data file.
Outlook Configuration Analyzer Tool
Microsoft released a configuration analyzer tool for Outlook 2007 and Outlook 2010. Similar to the Exchange Server Best Practices Analyzer, the results include installed add-ins, installed Office updates, and the accounts that are in your profile.
How to Change the Font used for Outlook's RSS Feeds
If you don't care for Calibri font as the default for RSS feeds, you need to use a macro to change the font (on font size) as the font cannot be changed by the user. We have code samples for both Outlook 2010 and 2007.
Changing the End Date on Recurring Appointments
How to end a recurring appointment or cancel future events in a recurring meeting and keep any exceptions (including notes in individual occurrences or appointments/meetings moved to different dates).
Outlook 2010: Hotfixes and Updates (released in 2011)
Outlook 2010 hotfixes and updates released in 2011
Create a Custom View to Show the 'Remind at' Time
How to create a custom view to print or display the actual date a reminder is set for in Outlook.
Save and Open an Attachment using VBA
How to save attachments and then open the attachments without opening Windows Explorer to find the attachment.