Your iPhone allows you to add a large number of email accounts to your device, making it simple to manage multiple email addresses at once. One of the supported email address types is the Outlook.com email from Microsoft. But if you have set up an Outlook account on your phone and don’t need it anymore, … Read more
Outlook.com has a number of settings and features that are meant to help you compose emails more efficiently. One of these settings is called Quick Suggestions, and will sometimes offer information based on something that you’ve typed into one of your emails. While these can be helpful in certain situations and some people like them, … Read more
When you are writing an email message in the Web browser version of Outlook.com, there are a number of buttons that appear in the toolbar at the bottom of the window. Some of the default options that appear there include ways to add pictures, attachments, and emojis. But if you would like to add additional … Read more
Some of the most dangerous spam email that you receive will contain attachments and links. These types of emails are typically meant to either steal your personal information or download a virus on your computer, so it’s important to be vigilant when choosing what to do with emails that you receive which could be harmful. … Read more
Computer screens can be very bright, especially when you are looking at them in a dark room or at night. The blinding white screen that is common among many email service providers can make it difficult to look at the screen for an extended period of time. If this is a problem that you’ve been … Read more
When you added your Outlook.com email account to your phone to receive emails, you configured a mobile sync that lets the phone download your emails. This isn’t just something visible on your phone; you can also see the synced devices if you sign into your Outlook.com email account from a Web browser like Chrome, Firefox, … Read more
Some email providers, including Microsoft’s Outlook.com, take some liberties to try and make your inbox easier to use. The Outlook version of this is called “Focused Inbox” and it tries to filter out emails that it thinks you don’t need. Our tutorial below will show you how to stop this setting so that you see … Read more
Your Outlook.com email address is able to identify events that it finds in your messages. It can then add those events to your calendar automatically if that is something that you decide you want it to do. Our tutorial continues below with more information on how to configure Outlook email to add events from email … Read more
When you delete an item from your inbox in Outlook.com, it gets moved to the Deleted Items folder. That item will remain in that location for a short period of time, after which it will be permanently deleted. This gives you the ability to restore a message if you decide later that you want to … Read more
When you view your Outlook.com emails in a Web browser, you have probably noticed a small circle to the left of the sender’s name. Sometimes that circle contains a picture, while other times it contains initials. While this additional splash of color can break up the monotony of the display, you may find it distracting … Read more