Are you reaching the limit of your mailbox storage quota or simply want to get rid of some clutter in your mailbox but don’t know where to start? This is the guide for you!
While there is no single “holy grail” method in storing your emails, the strategy used for cleaning up your mailbox effectively are much more generic and can be used for pretty any storage method you use.
In addition to having that “cleaned up” feeling, there are also technical benefits to having a tidy mailbox such as faster loading of Outlook, less clutter in your Search results and quicker backup ups since the mailbox to backup is now smaller.
With today’s use of e-mail you almost can’t afford to lose a single e-mail so let alone your entire mail archive, Calendar items and Contacts.
As a secure default, Exchange doesn’t allow sending automatic forwards and automatic replies to the Internet.
It seems like such a nice way to cheer up a birthday email or a Christmas wish; Add some background music and scrolling text.
Starting with Outlook 2007, Outlook uses only the Word engine to display and create HTML-formatted emails. There had been quite some fuss about this before its release and again before the release of Outlook 2010.
Have you ever encountered the following?
When opening an attachment directly from within Outlook you could get an error message saying that it can’t create the file and to that you need check the permissions on the folder you want to save it in.
The Winmail.dat file holds information for the Rich Text message format.
You may at some time have password protected your pst-file but by now completely forgot what the password was and can no longer open it and get to your data.
