webcal links not opening correctly in outlook
I create a webpage with the following content <a href="webcal://www.mydomain.se/mycal">TEST</A> When I click the link, outlook opens and tries to add a calendar, but sets the URL to //www.mydomain.se/mycal It also complains my url is incorrect. I would have expected it to insert a link like https://www.mydomain.se/mycal Is this an issue with outlook, or am I doing something wrong? Changing the link into <a href="webcal:https://www.mydomain.se/mycal">TEST</A> will make it work. But this seems like an incorrect url and might break other integrations, I guess. Any ideas?
Searching for parameters
Hello, I have two questions about the latest version of Microsoft Outlook: Customizing columns: How can I add or modify columns in the email list view? I'd like to customize which information is displayed Replied message indicator: In previous versions, there was a small symbol (usually two arrows) that showed whether an email had been replied to. Is this feature still available in the latest version? If yes, how can I enable it to display? I'd appreciate any guidance on these features. Thank you in advance for your help! Best regards
Can I get emails from another server forwarded to my outlook account?
I've had a comcast.net email account for centuries and the server is maxed out so I am no longer getting emails. I've deleted several thousand emails on that account and always a short time later I get "You have reached your quota,......" So, if I open a new outlook email account, can I have all of my comcast.net emails addressed to me forwarded to the new outlook account?
Support for auto-filing sent emails
I am looking for a solution to this scenario in the New Outlook: I send tens of emails per day The sent emails are stored in the Sent Items folder I need to manually move each of them into the sub-folders in my Archive folder - e.g. one for support cases Is there any way to automate the step (3) - i.e. to automatically file the sent emails into the folders they belong to? The Classic Outlook had "When replying to a message that is not in the Inbox, save the reply in the same folder" which is not present in the New Outlook. Maybe the New Outlook should have something even more powerful? In addition to this feature, a button suggesting into which folder each message should be filed? Finally, the Outlook Rules are very powerful but they do not apply to the sent emails. Maybe time to generalize these?
Emails Showing with Black backgrounds while NOT in dark mode?
New to the discussion forum but couldn't find anything about this online that wasn't years old already. We're using new outlook and there are emails that we've been getting (both tests of our own email campaigns and outside emails) that have been forced to use a black background regardless if it's on light/dark mode. It's odd and our emails aren't showing up correctly. If there is a way to fix it - would love to know. They only seem to appear correctly in the web browser version of outlook. I'm looking into ways to force our emails to show up the same in both light and dark mode but thought I'd ask if there was a fix just in case.
Are Outlook Reactions Included in .MSG or .PST Exports?
Hi, I’d like to confirm whether reactions to Outlook emails (e.g., 👍, ❤️) are included when exporting: a single message as a .msg file, and a mailbox to .pst (via Outlook or Microsoft 365 eDiscovery). From what I understand, reactions are stored separately in Exchange Online and only visible in the Outlook interface. Are they included in any form during export?
