Welcome to the Office Outlook team blog!

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Gavin Ding — Sat, 14 Apr 2012 09:47:41 GMT

I got it.

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Jenny Liu — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 21:16:26 GMT

@Samma, a great place to get answers for technical support questions is http://answers.microsoft.com/

Jenny Liu, Outlook Program Manager

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Samma — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 17:28:24 GMT

I routinely use Tasks to send assignments to my secretary so I can keep track. Frequently, but not all the time, when I send a Task it doesn't show it is coming from me but from another individual in our office. So when she accepts the Task, the acceptance goes to the other person but not to me. I cannot figure out how to fix, it shows "Task was assigned by me to the other person" but I didn't.

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theH6 — Tue, 13 Nov 2007 23:49:44 GMT

I just switched from XP Home to XP Pro and experienced numerous problems. It seemed like everything was okay, but now my Outlook 2003 doesn't synch with my internet provider (cox). When I try to receive my emails on Outlook, it kind of bogs down. The error comment says that the connection to the server was interupted. It appears that I can send emails but can't receive them.

Need answer to a question about full mailboxes in Outlook 2007

JoAnne — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 16:05:13 GMT

Hello, I am looking for an answer to a question I received working on the help desk and can't seem to find it easily. In Outlook 2007, If a client's mailbox is full, what happens to incoming new mail? I know the client will receive an e-mail that the mailbox is full, but do the incoming messages stay on the server and are they automatically delivered when the client cleans up their inbox? Do the messages stay for a certain amount of time (i.e. 30 days) or do they stay indefinitely until the client takes action? Thanks for any help anyone can give!

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Troy — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 11:22:27 GMT

Glad I found this blog. Why are categories not transferred to a PDA for notes in O2007? Major disappointment for me.

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Ed — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 21:04:43 GMT

How do you configure Outlook MSP to not display the welcome message requiring a response about online updates when Outlook starts the first time?

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Tony Womble — Sat, 06 Oct 2007 20:12:40 GMT

Bellsouth (now AT&T)prevents outgoing mail from being sent if not connected to a Bellsouth/AT&T network. The argument being that spammers can generate email through Outlook when not on a monitored network; so they have designed the interface to disallow outgoing mail. To ease their concern (other ISPs as well?) could there be a challenge for the user to enter a pin or some other data when emailing multiple recipients?

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Tony Womble — Sat, 06 Oct 2007 01:33:39 GMT

I must rant about Outlook 2007. I have attempted to export my calendar and contacts. When I export the contacts to a CSV file the calendar events are saved, but abbreviated...only the Categories, Priority, Private, Sensitivey are saved. When I save the incoming or sent email to a CSV file the record headers are saved, without the body of the text. Saving Notes saves only the title, color, priority, and sensitivity. I have removed and reinstalled Outlook twice and run the repair process twice with the same results. I even found a Microsoft employee, showed him the steps I have taken, and he had the same results on my machine. After talking to his MS Buds, he said to reinstall. :-(

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Paul Yost — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 17:25:45 GMT

Unfortunately I bought it at Best Buy which like most companies, will not take back or even exchange software, since they assume that the person has copied the software. However I say that you should get off of business if you're going to operate on the assumption that all of your customers are evil and out to get you! I will have to get the full Outlook I suppose. Let this be a warning to check exactly what is included in the software on the box before hurrying to the checkout!