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Several users have more than one email ID. That’s the bare minimum where one is used for work while the other for personal reasons. Viewing how most of us are struggling to balance both lives simultaneously, it makes sense to sign in to Microso

Are you planning a vacation or going out of the office for a few days? During those times, you might want to keep track of important emails that might require your immediate attention. The usual way is, you add the work or secondary email address on

After Gmail, Microsoft Outlook is the most popular email provider out there. The enterprises love the Microsoft Outlook due to its close integration with the Office 365 package. As for consumers, Microsoft has done a commendable job with storage, cr

Frankly, there are so many mail apps for the iOS platform that it can be difficult to zero in on one. More challenging is sticking to the one you have chosen. I am guilty of hopping around productivity apps for some time now. I recently tried Outlook

Microsoft Calendar is a popular app, especially among Outlook users who utilize it to boost their productivity by scheduling meetings, set deadlines, and other things. As part of its recent overhaul, Calendar has become more powerful and easier to us

When using a web-based email client such as Outlook.com, it’s often maddening to miss out on new emails simply because you forgot to leave the tab open on your browser. However, things have changed for the better. Recently, Outlook.com rolled out t

Even today, popular email services such as Gmail and Outlook 365, do not let you send large files. While it is usually not allowed for fear of obliterating the mailbox of the receiver, the limite

Emails are a vital part of our professional lives today. And the same is true for the email signature. By now you must know that the humble email signature is more than just your name. It is a reflection of you and your work, and hence it’s ess

Sorting your incoming emails in an efficient fashion is very necessary in a world where even the most uncommunicative of us get a couple dozen messages on a daily basis; well, Outlook.com has a way of helping you do just that. The New Outlook.co

A few months ago, I migrated from Gmail to Outlook . Gmail fans might wonder why I’d move to a less feature-rich (supposedly) tool. Well the answer is simple. As Outlook was new in the market, I was able to pick up my favourite email alias , whic

Every website needs an email address. Whether for contact purposes or just as a professional and “official” address associated with the domain. Or maybe you have contributors to your site that would like to have a personal contact address.

Outlook.com has enabled the IMAP functionality most other email providers have been sporting for awhile. This is an important change because it enables a very beneficial method of retrieving and reading email. Previously, Outlook.com mail being rea

For users of Microsoft’s email offering, its redesign more than a year ago to its new modern look was definitely a welcome change.

Yesterday we talked about activating two-step verification for your Microsoft/Outlook.com account. If you have done that, it’s good because now your account is more secure. However, there’s a caveat. The problem is that if you use desktop email cl

I am sure most of you know about and understand what 2-step verification means. Just to give an overview, it is an extra layer of security provided by most email and social networking services.

Email service providers have changed and grown a lot over the years. While they attempt to make our accounts more secure they are working harder to provide unique features too. For instance, the huge storage space that you get these days with web b

It’s been some time since Outlook.com was introduced. And it certainly did struck a chord with a lot of users considering the positive reviews it received. While some of you must have switched from other services to Outlook Mail or migrated from

Outlook.com launched with much fanfare and user’s seemed to appreciate the Hotmail successor that came with a cleaner and better look. Lots of new features and interface changes, however, not without its own share of annoyances – one of which bei

Most people at the top (mainly managers) need to delegate their tasks to the lower levels. They forward their emails to sub-ordinates so that they do not have to struggle with following up on those tasks. Now, the question is, why have that inter

Managing emails and email accounts using desktop email clients like Windows Live Mail or MS Outlook is one of the best ways to bring all your mail services together. Now, there is every chance that you have your Outlook.com account connected to o