I’m trying to print my calendar but the appointment times do not print for all layouts. Sometimes I see all times, sometimes only the starting times and sometimes no time at all.

How can I force Outlook to print both the beginning and the end times of my appointments?

How can I use any of Outlook’s command-line switches when using the Click-to-Run version of Outlook 2010?

How many Exchange accounts can you add to a single mail profile in Outlook 2010?

When synching my Hotmail account via the Outlook Hotmail Connector I get the following error;

Task ‘Hotmail’ reported error (0×80004005) : ‘There is an error synchronizing your mail account. Please verify your account is configured correctly by first accessing your mail on the web. Error: 4350. ‘

I have logged in via the web and nothing is reported there. Also, my mail, contact and calendar seem to sync just fine accept from receiving this error.

How can I get rid of this synching error?

In this Quick Tip, you talk about how to add a vCard (vcf-file) to your signature without an image. I actually like the business card I have created and I would to use it as my signature but don’t like to add a vcf-file to each outgoing message as well.

So I was wondering; how can I achieve the reverse and add that image to my signature without adding a vcf-file?

I’d like to add a Business Card (vCard) to be included with my signature but this also adds an image of it in my signature which I do not want. I deleted this image when designing my signature but that removed the Business Card as well.

Is there any way to create my signature with the vCard but without the image of it?

I’m using an IMAP account with Outlook so that I can keep my mail synched with my laptop and also access my mailbox via the web. This works great, but my Sent Items are still stored locally and thus do not sync.

Is it possible to also save my Sent Items to the Sent Items folder on the IMAP server instead of just locally in Outlook?

As a responds to Creating distribution list from email recipients the following question was asked;

Instead of creating a Distribution List, I want to add everyone the message was sent to as a separate contact. Is that possible as well without having to right click each recipient and then choose “Add to Outlook Contacts?

I’ve received a messages with a lot of people in the To and CC field. As we’re all going to work on the same project, I want to create a distribution list containing these people.

Is there an easy way I can create a distribution list directly from the message or do I have to manually add everybody (I hope not…)?

When saving an email message to a network drive, I get the following error;

“The message interface has returned an unknown error.”

Instead of saving the message, a tmp-file is created on the network location. When I rename the tmp-file to .msg, then it appears to be the message that I tried to save.

How can I get rid of the error and have the message save directly as an msg-file?