When closing and reopening Outlook, options for Mark as Read, Send Immediately, Save sent items and others revert back to the defaults.
Reset reminders closer to Meeting time
Use VBA to reset a meeting reminder to 5 minutes before meeting begins, so you don't forget.
Limit the number of appointments per day
Anyone who has a lot of meetings can understand this user's request: the ability to limit the number of meetings users can schedule with him each day by making Free/Busy appear busy.
Meeting Request Spam
Spammers discovered a better way to get your attention: meeting requests. A meeting request spam will add a tentative appointment to your calendar (or an accepted meeting, if you autoaccept appointments) and pop up a reminder to get your attention.
Filter messages containing spam or other words
How to use an Outlook macro to move or delete messages containing spammy keywords.
Creating an AND rule in Outlook Rules
A user wanted to know how to create an AND rule: If the subject contains outlook AND word, do something For example: "outlook AND word" to match on a Subject line of "Mail merge Outlook and Word", but not "Outlook Teams Meeting" While Outlook Rules don't support AND within a rule, you can make it
Restore Outlook's Classic Permissions Dialog
How to enable Outlook's classic Permissions dialog to use instead of the simplified Permissions dialog.
Outlook iCloud Error 0x800706ba
When setting up iCloud to sync with Outlook, you may receive the following error message: "Your configuration could not be started due to an unknown error. (0x800706ba)".
Using Yahoo and AOL accounts in Outlook
July 30 2021 AT&T users may have issues with the password dialog coming up, even though they are using an app password. Microsoft is investigating. Rolling back to version 16.14131.20320 seems to help. Update: Yahoo began upgrading user accounts in 2020 to require an app password if the email client did not support oAuth2 with
Insert Emoji using VBA
The user wanted to know how to insert an emoji using VBA: Is there a way to create a VBA code to paste an emoji. For example, Unicode 128123? :ghost: I want to insert the text wherever my cursor currently is. Sure, you can do that using VBA. You'll need to use the Word Object