I will preface this with "I have not looked at the BCM data files" so you know I'm just guessing here, but in my experience with other applications, they use multiple tables and you'll need a query.
The best way to find out is to open the BCM database in Sql Management console and look at the...
The problem with idiot-proof is they keep making better idiots. :D
I would probably use RTF format for this as it gives you some additional options but I'm not sure how many features of word will work in email. Try making the document in Word then use the Send to mail recipient command...
That is all in the message body? That means the message is getting corrupted - what antivirus do you use? Security and content scanners can cause it.
Is he using POP3 too? We've seen issues like this with certain imap servers too.
Try resetting the to-do bar - close outlook and restart it by typing
windows key + r then typing
outlook.exe /resettodobar
in the open field and pressing enter.
Are the items also listed 3 times in the To-Do list on the Task pane?
Also, what view are you using on the Task list in...
Outlook 2010 should remember. When it doesn't, it usually means Outlook did not close completely.
Next time you close Outlook, check in Tasks Manager, Presses tab and verify outlook.exe is not running. Also, make sure you close Outlook a few minutes before shutting down windows - don't let...
No need to apologize, it's good to get bumped back up.
I was hoping a reboot fixed it. I'd try the standard theme, just for kicks (save her theme so you can quickly switch back) and turn acceleration back on.
Is outlook the only program showing any issues? It's big pig and is usually open...
Is her picture coming up in place of his or in place of the sender or other recipients on the message? From the sounds of it, her picture comes up when his should but I wanted to double check.
I'm not a programmer so I have no idea but you might want to ask in the MSDN forums. http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/home?forum=outlookdev
Is (or was) she using Outlook with the Hotmail connector ro access her account or Live Mail or something else?
when you say it defaults to hotmail, what are you doing or trying to do? If you are clicking links, go to Control panel, Default Programs, and click the link for Set your...
My job title is network administrator but I backup our Exchange admin as needed, so while I'm not a full-fledged, full time Exchange admin, I do know my way around it pretty good.
if they are opening outlook using the room's credentials, you can't do anything to hide the meetings. if the users don't know the room's password, you could configure the room's outlook profile to always ask for a password.
Dmitry (Redemption's author) hangs out in the Outlook Develper forum at MSDN http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/home?forum=outlookdev and would be better able to answer your questions than we can.
Right click anywhere on the row of field names above the message list and choose Custom (or Customize) at the bottom. You can either click Reset to reset the view or look at the Automatic formatting settings - did you create a formatting rule that leaves the messages bold?
its in this code - not knowing which template you are using, it reads like "ShowWeekNumber eg 'false' " might be the line you need to check. if not, delete that line.
<CalendarText Orientation="Left" Width="0.15in" Text="#[@TemplateDate_WeekNumber]" FontSize="5pt" Style="BannerText"...
There is a also a VBA macro. A link to it is here - http://www.slipstick.com/addins/mail-tools/mass-mail-tools-for-outlook/ - along with at least a 3rd utility.
The OP is having problems with mailboxes. What does managing publc folder databases have to do with the mailboxes? Removing the Create folder permission should stop it, then the /resetfolders switch to fix. He'll need to delete the extras though. I' not aware of a cmdlet that will remove the...
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