I try not to complain too much at the "non-standard" ways people use Outlook but it bugs me when people try to make email act like snail mail, with a perfect layout in every email client or use letterheads in email. It's email – it's supposed to be quick and easy. It's not supposed to  

One of the big benefits of using an Exchange mailbox is the ability to keep everything (calendar, contacts and email) on the server and access it from any computer using either Outlook or OWA (Outlook Web Access). For various reasons, some people want to deliver their Exchange mail to a pst file.

Users are complaining that their email is being marked as read as it is downloaded, before they've read the messages.

Gmail, Yahoo and other email providers switched to OAuth 2 and turned Basic Authentication off by default. When you log into the website to enable basic authentication, you are warned that it is a less secure login.

How to configure Microsoft Outlook to send email when you are traveling or using public Wi-Fi networks.

How to resend a sent message. Use Forward to open a draft message and save the original draft to send later.

Use Outlook's Ignore command to delete messages in threads or the Move Conversation command to move threads.

Do you use stationery for new messages and want to use it for replies and forwards? We will show you the options available.

This question is from an administrative assistant who needs to forward mail for other people. Is there any way to change the Reply To address or the From field so that the recipient doesn't reply to me and make me forward their response to the original sender? I don't need to be a delegate because  

All versions of Outlook allow you to change the font used for the text you insert when your reply into a message. (You can't change the font in a plain text message, of course, but can choose the font to use to display plain text messages.) When your font looks tiny, its usually caused by