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By default in Outlook when you send, or delete, messages from a shared mailbox the sent/deleted item goes into your...
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Calendar checking tool for Outlook
The Calendar Checking Tool for Outlook is a command-line program that checks Outlook Calendars for problems. To use...
Give read-only access to one or more mailbox folders
To give a user (read-only in this case) access to specific folders of another mailbox, without giving them full access...
Export Exchange mailbox to PST without Outlook
If you do not have access to a mailbox within Outlook (to facilitate a simple export to PST) you can do so via...
Outlook: Global Address List (offline) not updating
Recently had a few instances where clients running Outlook 2016 in cached mode (connected to O365 Exchange Online)...
Random missing items in Outlook folders
Recently had a case where the Sent Items folder in Outlook (cached mode) would not show any messages after a specific...
Outlook cannot copy folder because it may contain private items
A user was recently trying to copy a folder from a shared mailbox they had full access to but was prevented from doing...
Grant user access to list of calendars via PowerShell
If you have a user that requires access to several other user's calendars you can set the permissions using PowerShell...
Outlook certificate mismatch errors (On premises Exchange / SBS)
If you are using - usually with SBS installations - the self signed certificate with your on-premises Exchange server,...
Reinstate missing/deleted Clutter folder in Outlook
Although the Clutter folder is a 'system' folder (in Outlook/Exchange parlance) it can actually be deleted by the user...
Outlook message, show containing folder
Annoyingly when you do a search for a message in Outlook the results don't show you which folder the message(s) are...
Office365 migration – Outlook autodiscovers internal Exchange server
During a cutover migration you will usually end up with the on-premises Exchange server (as part of SBS for example)...