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This article shows instructions on how the user can open an Outlook Data File (.pst file).

This article provides the steps to create (export) and save (backup) an Outlook Data File (.pst file) in Windows or iOS.

This article contains information about the Quick Steps feature in Microsoft Outlook and how users can set up new quick steps available within the feature.

This article will show you how to remove mistyped addresses from the auto-complete in Microsoft Outlook.

This article contains information about Microsoft Outlook's Quick Parts feature and how users can utilize it in their day-to-day functioning.

This article discusses how users can create and manage rules in Outlook’s Desktop Version.

This article contains information about the Quick Steps feature in Microsoft Outlook and how users can set up and use the default options available within the Quick Steps feature.

This article contains information on the recalling and replacing email feature in Microsoft Outlook’s Desktop Version.

In Outlook, the "Schedule Sending" feature allows you to compose an email and then schedule it to be sent at a specific date and time in the future. This can be useful if you want to compose a message in advance but prefer to have it sent later, such as during business hours or when the recipient is likely to see it.

A delegate can receive and respond to email messages, meeting requests and responses on your behalf. Delegates can be granted additional permissions to read, create, or change items in your Microsoft Exchange Server mailbox.

This article shows you how to share an Outlook email (Desktop and Web version) in Teams.

Teams meetings can be scheduled directly from the Teams calendar, but they can also be scheduled from Outlook if needed.

This article is helpful for enabling the Bcc and/or From fields in Outlook Online.

This article provides instructions to manage and add mailbox delegates on Outlook Web.

This article contains information on the calendar-sharing feature of Outlook’s desktop application.