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If you are using IMAP or Exchange accounts, everything is on the server. If you have anything in the On My Computer folders, those can be exported - in an OLM format, which is only used by outlook. If you are switching to new outlook, it can import the On My Computer folders. Depending on how...

As an FYI... the date should be fixed soon. It is an emerging issue and a dev is actively working on it. Fingers crossed it won't take long to figure it out and fix it.

The date is either wrong or it was updated recently - (pretty sure its wrong) as its at the top of the Feb 2025 list - https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/fixes-or-workarounds-for-recent-issues-in-classic-outlook-for-windows-ecf61305-f84f-4e13-bb73-95a214ac1230 Yes... too cumbersome...

I have this macro - https://www.slipstick.com/developer/code-samples/open-hyperlinks-email-message/

It's a bug with outlook.com and Microsoft 365 accounts are in classic Outlook and Microsoft is investigating Classic Outlook error when sending from Outlook.com "You do not have permission to send on behalf of the specified user." - Microsoft Support That shouldn't cause a problem unless she...

So this message is in error? Are all recipients within the some domain?

Thanks for the update.

BTW, to see the notes without going into Edit, click on Show more contact information or contact tab at the top. (Show more switches to contact tab.) Once you are on the Contacts tab, switching to other contacts will keep you on the contacts tab.

You can open multiple contacts.... in a roundabout way. You need to open a new Contacts window for each contact you want to view. Use Help > Feedback to leave feedback on this. (There is a lot more than this that makes new Outlook unusable. :))

I've seen others report similar issues - the usual fix for password problems is to remove the entry from the Credential manager but I'm not sure if iClouds are stored there. I'll have to check.

Are you trying the code from freelancer? It's messed up - & was converted to the html version &amp; Same for <> .

You need to enable the connected experiences option - That would be this option in your pdf screenshot - This is the setting / description in my Outlook - I have an eterprise subscription, which could account for the different wording.

Watch stacksocial for deals on it. They currently have 2021. When I tested it a couple of years ago, the key was redeemed in my Microsoft account, so its not a volume license. When I asked my contacts at Microsoft if it was legit, I got crickets. (My experience is silence means yes to questions...

A lot of my clients use winaro.... Most people who still with win10 will be fine for a year, maybe two, as long as they keep the AV updated. The big issue is a serious, unknown exploit that is discovered - and if one is, I expect Microsoft will break their policy and release a fix (they will...

The connector is long dead and Outlook 2010 does not support oAuth2 so it's dead for outlook.com, as pop, imap, or exchange (as of Sept 2024). You need to use web mail, new Outlook (which is Outlook on the web in an app framework) or a 3rd party app, such as Thunderbird or eM client...

Did you change the trust center settings then restart Outlook? You need to have macro security set to the lowest setting during testing: Enable all macros. The macros will not work with the top two options that disable all macros or unsigned macros. You could choose the option Notification for...

Sunsetting doesn't mean they won't work - and I'm sure they will still be a lot of win10 users long after that. But new computers and clean installs should have the newest builds.

This is not importing, its opening the pst files. The pst files are not in a cloud service, correct, just stored on the D drive? If they are in a cloud service and are not fully synced, you'll get that error. Updates are installed when you reboot or restart outlook... so it's possible an...

As in, you imported into the IMAP account or a new pst? Don't import. Just open the PST in the profile. File > Open > Export > Open Outlook data file. Do you recall what it said?

Hmmm. Either the add-in doesn't work with Outlook 2010 or you picked the wrong dll Is the other computer using the store version too? Try this one - uninstall the store version first...