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Posted on Let’s see when the new Outlook for Windows becomes the default version and how it compares to the classic Outlook experience. Continue reading...
Posted on Want to be a multifactor authentication guru among your fellow Microsoft 365 admins? This article is for you! Continue reading...
Posted on VBScript’s demise is certain. Let’s see if it affects you in any way and what to do when VBScript gets deprecated. Continue reading...
Posted on See how to use VBScript to create an Outlook signature, personalize it with user data and distribute throughout a company. Continue reading...
Posted on See how to create a company email signature with Active Directory user data using VBScript. It’s not perfect, but it’s free! Continue reading...
Posted on *.cloud.microsoft is the new home for Microsoft’s services. Learn what services are already migrated and why it matters. Continue reading...
Posted on SharePoint brand center promises easy management of your company assets in Microsoft 365. Let’s see how to use it. Continue reading...
Posted on [Update]: This article was last updated on September 30, 2024. Microsoft has introduced some changes to how the cloud-based message recall works.
The frustration of not being able to recall a mistaken, embarrassing or unfinished email is probably a well-known feeling to many Outlook users. The absurd message: ‘X would like to recall the message, Y’ can drive everyone mad. But here comes the good news – in 2023, Microsoft has finally addressed those experiences, releasing a completely redesigned message recalling feature. This time, it uses the power of the cloud. In 2024, this feature gets a new set of improvements. You still can’t recall messages sent outside your organization, but the new features are nothing to sneeze at. Continue reading...
Posted on [Update]: Exchange Server 2013 reached its end of life (EOL) on April 11, 2023. We’ve updated this article to reflect this change and show you what migration options you have now.
Server migration is a very stressful task. It involves moving business-critical data between different locations. Since the extended official support for Exchange 2013 ended on April 11, 2023, the number of companies which are looking into migration away from it might be on the rise. While there is more than one possible target server to migrate to, Exchange 2013 to Microsoft 365 migration seems to be one of the most popular scenarios. In this article, I’ll show you what the available methods are to migrate from Exchange 2013 and how to approach them. Continue reading...
Posted on [Update]: The article was last updated on August 20, 2024 to include the latest developments (e.g. MailTips caching) plus information about blocking/allowing MailTips and MailTip errors.
MailTips, or mail tips, are the notifications Outlook, Outlook on the web or Outlook for iOS and Android shows when an email you create meets some requirements. They appear, for example, if you’re about to be send an email to external recipients or to someone who has automatic replies turned on. Those notifications can prove to be very helpful or, on some occasions, even life-saving. Continue reading...
