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Are you running it from Excel?

After the sql server is installed, you need to run the bcm tool utility to set up the share. http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?displayid=658 If you run into problems, see http://www.slipstick.com/outlook-bcm/configuring-bcm-share-sql-server-database/

Are you not seeing images in Outlook email or can't find the clipart to insert it into email or other office documents? Microsoft is no longer offering the clipart gallery - you need to use bing to find clipart.

The reminders should be in the default pst file. If you have multiple pst files, reminders from all psts are included if mail is delivered to the pst file. If not delivering mail to the pst, you can enable it - right click on the top level of the pst (the folder with the name of the pst) and...

It is supposed to affect all pst files. You may need to also set DisableCrossAccountCopy to 1. If its set to 1 and is still a problem, see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2479719 -

Use name only at the top left, not more columns. Outlook should search the address books until it finds a match in one. Then it stops after it checks that specific address book. If you have Mary Smith in contact folder 1 and Mary jones in contact folder 3, when you search for mary it will...

You might have update the gremlins maybe, but not gurus. lol did you check the temp internet settings and secure temp? This page should have the instructions: http://www.slipstick.com/problems/red-xs-in-email/

What do you mean by "don't sync" ? Do you get any error messages? Are there any sync errors in the sync issues folders?

1. Caused by server problems, corrupt password file, or due to accessing the mailbox using more than one computer or device, where at least one of the computers or devices is using POP3. If using AT&T/Yahoo, you need to sign into the AT&T account monthly. See...

It sounds like the messages are being marked as read. Are they actually sent, or just marked as read? Do the messages send if you switch to the inbox before clicking resend? See http://www.slipstick.com/problems/after-viewing-outlooks-outbox-the-messages-in-it-wont-send/ for one known issue.

Autodiscover could be messed up, but something definitely is - I'm guessing Outlook is still looking for the old Exchange and trying to connect to it. See http://www.slipstick.com/exchange/cmdlets/out-of-office-doesnt-work-with-exchange-2007-or-2010/ for the steps necessary to check the...

Correct, they won't get new mail, but any old mail they read is definitely still downloaded. Depending on their outlook version and configuration, they might only have headers of mail they haven't yet read.

Interesting. I know rules can be problematic if you have a lot and/or if you receive a lot of messages in one go - messages will be skipped. Do they work with larger messages if you have few rules? It sounds like your keyword was in the beginning of the message, so the rule didn't even begin...

Yeah, conditional formatting won't work with appointments that have color categories assigned. Color from categories overrides conditional formatting. Unfortunately, there isn't any way around it, short of not using categories. :(

You can do this using regex. See http://www.slipstick.com/developer/regex-parse-message-text/ for some examples. once you identify the messages, moving is easy.

Well, this is wrong: Set newCalFolder = oFolder.Folders("\\Ops.Svc.Shared.Calendar@cfins.com") it should be Set newCalFolder = oFolder.Folders("Ops.Svc.Shared.Calendar@cfins.com") You are using the same path twice: Set curCal = NS.GetSharedFolder("\\Ops.Svc.Shared.Calendar@cfins.com").Items...

since it works in online mode, the cache file could be corrupt - did you try deleting the ost and let outlook rebuild it?

It's possible as long - you'll need to use a run a script rule that looks for the words in the message body. There is an example here - http://www.slipstick.com/developer/run-a-script-rule-autoreply-using-a-template/ but if the word/address is always identical, you could use instr(item.body...

I don't think it's the 'eehh...' option. :) As long as it wasn't sent outlook with a 'do not respond' it should go back to the organizer or his delegate. I'll have to test it but I'm not sure when I'll have a chance to do that - we have a family emergency to attend to.

Outlook no longer uses IE as the HTML rendering engine. I can't find any way to make the IE font settings work in outlook. You could open the messages in the browser, using View in Browser, but its an extra step.