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This applies to colors for email messages, right? I'm looking for a way to customize the overall colors of all parts of Outlook 2021 on my PC.

I'd like to sync Outlook (2021) tasks with Microsoft To Do. Outlook is running on my PC. How can this be done? I've done some research and discovered outlook.com does not have a tasks section. It has been replaced with To Do. So outlook.com is not a solution. I think Outlook tasks will sync...

I upgraded from Office 2010 to Office 2021. The dark gray office theme is fairly easy to read, but it would be nice to use my own custom colors. Also I hate it that Office 2021 overrides the Windows 10 settings for the overall window frame. Is there an addin or some way to get around this?

As mysteriously as it started this problem mysteriously resolved itself. I found no Win 10 updates since 11/9/16 on my machine. The only thing I did was a repair of Office 2010, but that did not immediately fix the problem.

I'm running Outlook 2010 on Windows 10 with all current maintenance applied. As of this afternoon the calendar goes into an infinite loop as soon as I click the link to start it. There's a circle in the middle of the display. I searched the web and found no solution.

Is there a way to prevent/block new addins from inserting themselves and activating? Every time Evernote installs a new version it adds two addins that I never use. I have to go in and manually delete them.

Thanks! I'll try it.

How can I uninstall Outlook 2010 and find and remove all traces of it in the Registry and on my hard disk?

Having been unable to get support here and elsewhere I've decided to uninstall Outlook and use Thunderbird instead.

Additional info. I'm getting Log onto incoming mail server (IMAP): The connection to the server was interrupted. If this problem continues, contact your server administrator or Internet service provider. Send test e-mail message: Your e-mail server rejected your logon. Verify your user name...

I used a flash drive to move the pst file from my old system to the new Win 10 machine. I checked properties. It has full control and is not marked read only. I found the pst file at C:\Users\samst\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook and C:\Users\samst\Documents\Outlook Files. I don't know why...

I installed Outlook 2010 on my new Win 10 machine. When I click send/receive I get a message that says "Outlook data file cannot be accessed". I can see my folders in the left pane of Outlook and when I click File/Account Settings/Data Files everything seems OK. What am I missing?