Outlook 2010 can save your hide: Use Quick Steps (Crabby's Daily Tip)

re: Outlook 2010 can save your hide: Use Quick Steps (Crabby's Daily Tip)

Annik Stahl — Mon, 14 Mar 2011 17:37:43 GMT

@Great: Do me a favor so I can do you one: Copy the contents of your comment above and paste it into an email and send it to msftCrabby@live.com. Then it'll be right in front of me every day and I can find someone (if not me) who can answer/solve your issue.

(In the meantime, have you tried Microsoft Answers? answers.microsoft.com/.../default.aspx )

Looking forward to hearing from you. Speaking of which, why do so many people ask questions in comments and then never check back for the answer??? Or, then again, maybe they do; I'd just like to know if my solution worked! If you don't post an email address folks, I don't know who you are. We don't gather any information from you...

~Crabby

re: Outlook 2010 can save your hide: Use Quick Steps (Crabby's Daily Tip)

Greta L Zeit — Sat, 12 Mar 2011 20:05:52 GMT

I love this feature, but it no longer is accepting my input of emals. I am wanting to set up new emails with a short list of recipients. When I first got my new computer and Office 2010 installed it worked perfectly. Now is doesnt. Also, when I enter a task the automatically creates two of the same in my task list. I have thought that downloading and reinstalling the program would solve the problem, but Dell is unwilling to assist me in doing this. Is there any assistance out there? :)

re: Outlook 2010 can save your hide: Use Quick Steps (Crabby's Daily Tip)

Annik Stahl — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 16:31:59 GMT

Donald: Great! They are, by far, my favorite new feature in Outlook.

re: Outlook 2010 can save your hide: Use Quick Steps (Crabby's Daily Tip)

Donald Burroughs — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 04:52:36 GMT

I look forward to Outlook 2010. I will have use for quicksteps Thanks Crabby!