Student life made easier with Outlook

re: Student life made easier with Outlook

Prof68 — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 16:21:29 GMT

2 thumbs down on Microsoft for removing Outlook from the Home and Student Office package; despite the fact it's been included in the past and many people have become accustomed to using it, one would think intuitively that an office productivity suite would necessarily include a mail client. What a joke.

re: Student life made easier with Outlook

Iulius — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 19:46:38 GMT

try something, go to your outlook, delete a spam, and look in the deleted items, you`ll be able to see pictures, links, press them, and if there is any active stuff there, you`re eated alive

Why such a big problem about security is overlooked ?

i can`t see pictures in inbox unless i click a clear "show pictures from" , ... but in deleted items i can see all the stupid things without being asked

please create a block to this files as there is a VERY VERY VERY BIG RISK

re: Student life made easier with Outlook

Susan Penrose — Wed, 23 Feb 2011 18:36:06 GMT

I just had my system upgraded to Office 2007. In my Outlook personal folders, the INBOX was relocated alphabetically. I would like it at the top of the personal folders like it was before. How do I move it?

re: Student life made easier with Outlook

Larry Martin — Mon, 27 Dec 2010 15:14:18 GMT

I have a website that places 90% of junk mail in my inbox. I have more junk mail in my inbox than is in my junk E-mail folder. It makes no difference how many times that I place it in the spam folder, the very same junk continues to come to my inbox.

Any suggestions.

re: Student life made easier with Outlook

Eswararao — Tue, 21 Dec 2010 12:06:26 GMT

Hi Roby Kurian, I have purchased Microsoft office Home and Student 2010 and realized that it doesn't have Outlook. Now I want to get Outlook. What should I do? Please guide..

re: Student life made easier with Outlook

Michael — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 08:14:40 GMT

Why would the designers think that going back 10 years would be good?

Removing the color options is thoughtless! And trying to define where the header of an email ends the email body starts when viewing in Navigation pane is sooooooooooooo annoying. I love all the Office 2010 products, but the above lets you down! Please, Please, PLEASE fix it!

re: Student life made easier with Outlook

Paulpg — Sat, 23 Oct 2010 15:49:56 GMT

why dont I get outlook with the student version 2010

re: Student life made easier with Outlook

Jeremy — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 00:56:15 GMT

We all updated to Office Pro 2010. The one thing we use 100% all day long is Outlook. The one thing we can't do is change the damn background of the Navigation folder page to white background. What the hell were the designers thinking? It is absolutely hard to read, they all the options to change are blue, black, and silver. Which all look hideous. You took 2007 and stripped it back to Outlook 2000 and made it even uglier.

We are so made that we are thinking about sending back our product and going back to Office 2007. 100% dissappointed and appauled that anyone in the beta could have found these ugly colored navigation pane backgrounds colors helpful or appealing.

Soon as we find a hack we are changing the most ugly offering from Office ever! Office 2007 was nice an colorful. 2003 was even better then this in color. We won't be ordering this update for the other 12 computers. We'll be staying with 2007.

re: Student life made easier with Outlook

Dennis — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 09:46:27 GMT

Why is Outlook 2010 not included in the student edition if its so good for students?

re: Student life made easier with Outlook

Andreas Balzer — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 15:59:27 GMT

Would be nice if Outlook plays nice with Windows Live Hotmail. Unfortunately it doesn't. I don't really like it if emails read at my phone stay unread within Outlook.

I have to agree that Outlook is awesome, but most students don't use it. Why? First, it has so many useless features that are preenabled and many don't know where to disable these ribbon entries or chose those that are helpful. (e.g. forward to boss is something students don't really need). Then of course Outlook is quite expensive and afaik not included in MSDNAA. Therefore many students use Windows Live Mail, which in my opinion has a cleaner user interface and the cooler features (sync with social media, image composition, etc)