Creating a personal archive of your e-mail messages is a great way to keep a record of communications that you may need to reference in the future. You can designate the frequency at which messages are archived, and access them as needed. To access your personal archive, complete the following steps. • Open Outlook and then expand the folders on the left side of the screen. • The folders labeled Online Archive represent your personal archive. You can manual move emails (by clicking and dragging) to your archive, or you can create Rules that will automatically move messages for you.

Repeat these steps to access your personal archive. Tagged With:,,,,,, Primary Sidebar.

This feature exists in MS Outlook 2016, but I have ZERO knowledge about Mac Outlook. We have one user with Mac and Office and this feature does not work for him. All Windows users are fine. Outlook 2016 for Mac. Use different signatures for new messages and replies. Outlook 2016 for Mac. Use Clutter to sort low priority email messages.

4 When you receive a meeting invitation for a time that conflicts with another appointment on your calendar, you can propose a new meeting time from your inbox or calendar. Click Tentative and Propose New Time or Decline and Propose New Time Navigate easily between the main Outlook elements Outlook 2016 (Mac) - Navigate easily between the main Outlook elements Just above the status bar at the bottom of the screen, you ll find a clearer view of Mail, Calendar, People, Tasks, and Notes for easy navigation. 5 Use different signatures for new messages and replies Outlook 2016 (Mac) - Use different signatures for new messages and replies Outlook makes it simple to customize and change signatures, so you can use different signatures for new messages and responses. You can also set different default signatures for each of your accounts.

Create an signature 1. On the Outlook menu >> click Preferences 2. Under >> click Signatures 3.

Click Add a signature 4. Double-click Untitled >> and then type a name for the signature. This name does not appear in the signature in your messages; it is only for your reference. In the right pane >> type the text that you want to include in the signature. Close the Signatures box. Add a signature to a message 1. Click in the body of your message.

On the Message tab >> click Signature >> choose a signature from the list Add a signature automatically to all messages 1. On the Outlook menu >> click Preferences 2. Under >> click Signatures 3.

Under Choose default signature, select the account for which you want to set a default signature. You can also specify whether you want the signature to be added to new messages, replies/forwards, or both. Close the Signatures box 6 Use side-by-side calendars to see others calendars Outlook 2016 (Mac) - Use side-by-side calendars to see others' calendar When you manage other people's calendars or have to coordinate events with other people, you can use side-by-side calendars to see others' calendars in one view. You can view up to 3 calendars at a time!

At the bottom of the navigation pane, click Calendar. In the navigation pane, select the calendars you would like to view. If you have multiple calendars, expand the My Calendars group, and then select a calendar.

If you don't see the calendar that you want, collapse the categories list. Online Archive Outlook 2016 (Mac) - Online Archive Move your messages from your Inbox to the online archive on the server to make space on your primary account mailbox. The online archive folder shows in the folder pane with the rest of your folders allowing you to access your archived mails anytime you want. 7 Category sync Outlook 2016 (Mac) - Category sync Categories including name and colors are no longer locked in your computer.

The categories sync with the Exchange or Office 365 subscription accounts and your categorized items show the same in Outlook for Mac, Outlook for Windows, and the Outlook Web Application (OWA) Categorize an item 5. Select an item in the item list.

On the Home tab >> click Categorize >> click a Category.