This week, the following Quick Tips were posted at HowTo-Outlook’s Q&A blog MSOutlook.info;
Not all contacts synching with phone
Categories and IMAP accounts
Outlook not available after installing trial
Quick Tip Highlights;
Applying custom views to all folders at once
Corrupt email crashes Outlook
Increase maximum size pst-files
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A new version of the Calendar Printing Assistant has been released which adds support for Outlook 2010.
To install this new version, you must first uninstall any previous version of the Calendar Printing Assistant from your system.
Sadly, nothing seems to have changed and even the application installer and the application itself are reporting still that it is meant for Outlook 2007. It does work with Outlook 2010 now though, so it really appears that they only added support for Outlook 2010 and changed nothing else in the application.
Download: Calendar Printing Assistant 2.0
A new Hotfix has been released for Outlook 2007 that solves 17 issues in total.
The most notable fix is for people who see new messages being delivered directly to the Deleted Items folder instead of the Inbox folder.
This hotfix also incorporates a design change; all files that are in Outlook’s SecureTemp folder are automatically deleted when Outlook closes. While this means that you no longer would get any errors after opening over 100 attachments with the same name, it also means you no longer have the option to rescue a modified attachment you accidentally saved to this folder. Therefore I’d really recommended to force Outlook to open all attachments as Read Only or to save an attachment to disk first if you intent to modify it.
For the full list of issues solved see KB983316
In addition to this language generic hotfix, 1 language specific hotfix has been released to solve an issue with the Italian spell checker in Outlook Web Access (OWA).
KB983308 : Update for the Italian proofing tools of Office 2007 (it-it).
Since these are hotfixes and not regular updates, you won’t be offered this update via Microsoft Update but will have to request it. You can do this at the information page of each hotfix.
If you are not (seriously) effected by any of these issues, it is recommended to wait for the next Service Pack or regular Rollup Update which will most likely contain all these fixes as well.
If you are using an iPad, iPhone or iPod with iOS 4 or are supporting an Exchange environment with users using those devices, then you might have been experiencing slow performance or sync not working at all. The same is true when using a 3rd party solution which also uses an ActiveSync implementation such as Google Apps.
The Exchange Team has released an overview of the issues that you can encounter and the needed fixes or the current status of (Apple) getting a fix out.
In the Message List, Outlook only shows the Display Name of the person who has sent you the email. A request heard often is to also be able to set Outlook to show the e-mail address of the sender instead of just the name.
While there is no built-in support for this in Outlook, you can display the sender’s e-mail address as a column in the message list by using a custom form configuration file.
Continue reading: Show sender’s e-mail address as a column in the Message List
This week, the following Quick Tips were posted at HowTo-Outlook’s Q&A blog MSOutlook.info;
Please wait while Windows configures Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010
Outlook crashes upon send/receive
Classic Toolbars and Menus in Outlook 2010
Quick Tip Highlights;
Find e-mail between specific dates
Hiding recipients with distribution lists
Watermark background
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Service Pack 3 for Exchange 2007 is now available.
Aside from including all the updates up until Exchange 2007 SP2 Update Rollup 4, Service Pack 3 also allows you to install Exchange 2007 on a Windows Server 2008 R2 server.
Download: Exchange 2007 Service Pack 3
View: Release Notes for Exchange Server 2007 SP3
View: What’s New in Exchange Server 2007 SP3
This week, the following Quick Tips were posted at HowTo-Outlook’s Q&A blog MSOutlook.info;
Upgrade licenses and Product Key Cards for Outlook/Office 2010
Jump to contacts by typing first letter
Reminder bell for appointments in Calendar missing
Quick Tip Highlights;
Birthday reminders wake me up at night
Outlook crash when printing
Custom sound for contacts
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Update Rollup 4 for Exchange 2010 has been released.
For a list of changes that are included in this update rollup, see KB982639.
Download: Update Rollup 4 for Exchange Server 2010 (KB982639)
Planning to upgrade to Outlook 2010? This guide contains a lot of preparation and other information to get yourself ready before you double click on that setup.exe file.
Aside from the preparation steps, this guide informs you about what to expect when you start Outlook 2010 for the first time after you upgraded and how to troubleshoot several issues you may encounter during or after the installation.
Furthermore, for those of you who need some transition time, you’ll find a Ribbon-Customization-file in this guide to make the Outlook interface look similar to the one found in Outlook 2007.
