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How to add an Outlook Emoji to an Email
0 (0)Sometimes an emoji can say it so much better than words…the face palm, the eye roll or the pooh emoji, all say exactly what you want to without having to say it or name any names! You are probably used to creating emojis using your phones or tablets, but what if you use Microsoft Outlook and want to add emojis to your email? Well the answer is very simple, all you need to do is to press the following keys on your keyboard when you have a newly composed email open: This will pop up the emoji menu where you can then select a variety of emojis to add into…
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How to resolve OST file issues with Stellar Converter for OST
0 (0)There are many reasons why one would need to fix an OST file or recover something from it. In an ideal world, an OST file is useless as it’s just a synchronized replica of a mailbox stored on the server or in a hosted environment. The file is just a copy with no means of mobility as it cannot be attached to any other Outlook and what’s the need since it’s just a replica? Well we will soon find out how an OST file can be vital in recovering from a crash or server disasters. Day to day problems There are number of problems which one can phase when working…
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How to configure Outlook 2016 in Windows 10
0 (0)Wondering how to configure Outlook 2016 in windows 10? If yes, then I am here to help you out. Once you made decision to buy outlook 2016, then you already know how useful the Outlook 2016 application can be. It offers you quite a lot of features which makes your life pretty easy. As well as it allows you to manage your email accounts in a better way. However, when it comes to configuring the software, there are quite a lot of users go blank. As they do not know how they can configure the software. So in case if you belong to such category too, then I am here…
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Outlook Permissions error when opening attachments
0 (0)When trying to look at or save Outlook attachments, you may get an error pop up stating that you do not have permissions to save, this is due to the temporary folder that Outlook uses to store attachments when opening them is full. Guide To fix this issue, you have two options. You could empty the Outlook temporary folder which is stated in the following registry key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office16.0\Outlook\Security Value = OutlookSecureTempFolder However, you can also point your Outlook temporary files to a different location should you wish. Just simply change the OutlookSecureTempFolder location and reboot your machine. Comments If you have any questions or comments on this guide, please feel…
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Enabling inactive Mimecast Outlook Plugin add-in that keeps being unloaded in Outlook
0 (0)To enable an inactive add-in that keeps unloading on restart in Outlook you should follow these steps: First shut down Outlook, then uninstall the software providing the add-in from your machine. Then go into regedit whilst logged in as the affected user and go to the following location: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office15.0\Outlook\Resiliency Delete the REG_BINARY keys found in DisabledItems and CrashingAddinList folders: Then navigate to this location: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins Then delete the key (folder) that references the add-in (we are using Mimecast as our example below): Reinstall the software that provided the add-in and then restart Outlook. The add-in should now load. Comments If you have any questions or comments on this guide, please…
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Outlook 2016 Fix – Cannot Open Links
0 (0)If you are using Outlook 2016, you my find that you come cross the following error when trying to open hyperlinks from within an email: Your organization’s policies are preventing us from completing this action for you. For more info, please contact your help desk. The first thing to note is that the error message is not really true and if you are a home user you will not have a help desk to call. So, how do you fix this issue then? the answer is a very simple registry edit. Below we will give a quick guide on how to do this yourself manually but also include a download…
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ShareSentIt
0 (0)Download To download, simply scroll down towards the bottom of this page and you will see the options for this download. Ensure you select the correct one and click the blue Download button as detailed below: Prerequisites This program requires Microsoft Outlook to be installed. Instructions For full instructions on how to use this script, click here. Licence This utility is free to use for both personal and commercial use. Distribution You are free to distribute this utility in it’s original form. No amendments or installation wrapping with PuP is permitted. Free Subscription If you want to be notified when we post more quality guides like this one, sign up to…
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Mimecast Outlook Client 5.4.1263.13520 Released
0 (0)Mimecast have now released version 5.4.1263.13520 of their Outlook Client. This version of the MSO client now supports the following: Support for the new Australian grid Fixes from previous releases Fixed an issue when replying to a message where the address was formatted as “”Smith, Sarah’ (ssmith@domain.com)'”. Fixed an issue where Archive Folders other than those of the primary mailbox were displayed. We have tested this version with Outlook being open during the install and although we do not recommend doing this, it does seem to work so long as you restart Outlook at some point to enable the new version to load. To push this out using SCCM or…
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Importing NK2 file auto-suggest contacts into Outlook 2013
0 (0)With older versions of Outlook (up to 2007) a NK2 file was used to store recently used email addresses so that you could then use them when you started to type an email like an auto-suggest system. This was great for users but a nightmare for IT techs as most users assume that these are “contacts” – when we know they are not and are basically stored in a temp file! so in the past IT techs have had to copy over these NK2 files and then tell users to make sure they add these to their actual Outlook contacts (which of course they never do!). Outlook 2013 does not…
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Shared Mailboxes Sent Items in Outlook
0 (0)If you are using shared mailboxes in Outlook, then you may find that when someone is sending an email from this mailbox, the sent email is going into the users own Sent Items folder rather than the Sent Items folder within the shared mailbox itself. This is because there is a delegation registry key that needs to be set to allow the sent email to drop into the shared mailbox. Considerations Please note the part of the registry key that is in bold and red “14.0” – this is the version of Outlook that you are using and must be changed for your version. The different versions of Outlook are:…
