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If the G drive is external, you need to remove the PST from outlook, move them to the hard drive then add them back. Opening PST from an external drive invites corruption.

For the drive error: #1: don't import PST files. Move to the hard drive and open them directly in outlook. #2: to sounds like the PST is in the profile but not accessible. If Outlook won't open, open control panel, find Mail and edit the profile to remove it. If Outlook will open, go to File >...

On the first question: are you using the reading pane? If the message list is wide, you'll see the fields If the message list is narrow, you get the compact view.

COM add-ins are a lot more powerful, but not really for a beginner at VBA. (I haven't done an add-in is probably 20 years.) I'm trying to think of a good - and fast - way to make a macro work. It could scan all folders and only copy messages since the last run but Outlook can't run macros...

If everything is in the inbox, it's fairly easy to watch the inbox and copy. But if the messages are being moved to other folders, it can be a lot of folders to watch. The more you watch, the slower it works and could miss things - it would be better to use a COM add-in at that point, especially...

For this macro - you select the text you want to copy, then run the macro. Result is in the second screenshot. This code is a version of these macros on this page - the instructions to set the references to Word are at the end of the article. Create Task or Appointment and Insert...

Subject: myForward.Subject = Item.subject Keeping the forward part is mostly easy - removing signatures from an incoming message is hard. One option could be to select what you want to keep then run the macro - will add that code in a new message. 1) the body of the fwdmail begins with copy...

BTW - if you want html formatting, it's myForward.HTMLBody = Left(Item.HTMLBody, 1000) But... the underlying html code counts towards the character count. This screenshot will give you an idea of how much could be lost to HTML code - the plain text version has more lines not shown in the...

Step 1) Forward the open mail with attachments Easy. Step 2) Copy paste the body of the original email into the body of the new mail, at the top. You want to replace the body with the forward header with just the body, correct? That is easy. Step 3) Delete part of the body of the old mail...

Probably this one from wordpress.com: AI Website Builder: Launch a Site in Minutes I still question the quality of the site and contents of AI generated sites, and they steal content from other sites which may or may not have accurate information. A lot of AI generated sites come up in my...

It's the multicolored O icon in Outlook and other office apps. Email will have a summarize option - top is new outlook, Summarize button (no icon) is classic Outlook.

There would be a contacts folder - either in an IMAP data file or in a PST file. The ost would be in the same Outlook folder as the autocomplete list - \Users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook A PST would likely be in the documents \ Outlook files folder, but could be anywhere. If you...

You'd lose any new entries in the autocomplete list. If they are people you regularily email, they are in the old autocomplete list anyway.

BTW - if they were in the autocomplete list, you can get that back. Find the steam_autocomplete file and copy it to the new windows. Change the file name to the one created by the new profile. Instructions here: https://www.slipstick.com/outlook/email/moving-autocomplete-account/

Do you know if contacts were in a folder named “(This computer only)" ? If yes, and you can get the Gmail ost file out - then they can be recovered using ost to PST software - you can use the trial version of ost to PST to look in the ost and see if the contacts are there. I generally recommend...

It depends on your version of Outlook and license. I can't recall if cox accounts pull up the yahoo log in screen - if not, then you need the app password.

Did you use an app password? POP requires an app password- IMAP does not as it brings up the yahoo login page. For regular yahoo accounts, get the app password in the account > security section. I think cox uses that page but some (like AT&T) make you log into their website to access it.

You're welcome! It's always the rules. :)

The modified date is when someone changed it there should be a changed by field with the account name - but if they have owner permissions it may show the mailbox name. You can get that field from All Mail fields.

It depends on your download settings - if you allow images for people in the address book blocked contrent will download. If not, you can download it per message - from an placeholder in the message or the info bar.