When you use Microsoft Outlook 2010 or Outlook 2013 and have multiple accounts delivered to different *.pst files, Outlook doesn't use the default account set in Account settings for new messages. Instead, it uses the account associated with the mailbox or *.pst file you have in focus.

Click “Email Accounts”. Click “New” Choose “Manually configure.” and click “Next” (will be active once you choose Manually). Choose “Microsoft Exchange or compatible service”, and click “Next” This is the normal window you know for adding Exchange account. Complete it just as you did in previous Exchange accounts.

The key change is that we can now select the group to automatically display all Calendars in that group alongside the Calendar we are currently viewing. So if you are looking at your own Calendar, and want to add the Calendars for the Marketing team to your view, click the check box next to the Marketing group to quickly display all three Calendars side-by-side: Figure 2 - Selecting Calendar Groups Going back to viewing just your own Calendar is as simple as clearing the check box for the Marketing group! If you want to create a new Calendar Group from Calendars you are already looking at, simply click the Calendar Groups drop down in the Manage Calendar tab on the Home ribbon and select 'Save as New Calendar Group”. The active Calendars will now be added to their very own group in the Navigation Pane. What’s even better for viewing multiple Calendars in Outlook 2010 is the new Schedule View. Using overlays is fine, but sometimes the details from many Calendars all mashed together with different colors can be a little disconcerting.

Two Things To Note This works great and it has no special catches at all, except: If you are upgrading from Outlook 2007 and you have two or more Exchange accounts, Outlook 2010 will NOT merge them together If you think about it, it sort of makes sense. Each account already sits in its own profile. There is no way that Outlook 2010 will know whether you wanted to separate the two profiles intentionally or not. Shortcut to subscript in excel. You need to add the other exchange accounts from outside outlook You need to close Outlook and add the other Exchange account from outside it. Otherwise you’ll get this message: Here’s What You Need: In Control Panel, you’ll find the “Mail” item added by Outlook: You click it and get: You can either click “Email Accounts” to add the other Exchange account to the last profile you have in Outlook, or click “Show Profiles” to choose which profile to add the account to (probably you’ll delete the other profile after that).

Select the beginning and ending time of your event. If the event has no time (like a Birthday or Anniversary), select the “All Day” checkbox.

Alternately, you can use a macro to always open a or open a. Registry key in Outlook 2010 SP1 and up When you have multiple accounts and an IMAP account in Outlook 2010/2013 and you change the default sending account to the IMAP account, you may experience the following issues: • When you click a mailto link from a browser or from Outlook, the default sending account is the Exchange Server account instead of the IMAP account. • When you create a new email message, the Exchange Server account is selected instead of the IMAP account.

Each profile can be configured with different email accounts and different storage folders. In addition, you can have Outlook prompt you for which profile to use when it starts up.

Selecting resets just the view in the current folder and creates a 'one-off view' – a folder-specific view of the same name as the master view, but its not the exact same view as used by other folders. This view is specific to the folder and changes made to the view in other folders will not affect this folder. Using the /cleanviews switch cleans out all of these 'one-off views'. Customize brings up the customize dialog and it affects only the view used in current folder. Which is better?

On the right, Calendar offers all the date-based views. Using the toolbar at top, you can switch among different Day, Work Week, Week, and Month view. You can click on them or press “Ctrl + Alt +1″, “Ctrl + Alt + 2”, and so on to switch between different views.

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How to set up Outlook.com mail, calendar, and contacts on iPhone or iPad • Open Settings. • Tap Passwords & Accounts. • Tap Add Account. • Tap Outlook.com. • Enter your Outlook.com account credentials. • Tap Yes • Make sure the switches for mail, contacts, and calendars are in the 'on' or 'off' positions depending on where you want them. How to set up Exchange mail, calendar, and contacts on iPhone or iPad • Open Settings.

Is there any way to automate this process or a better way to create a single merged Calendar? When I hear people talking about duplicating data within their own Outlook configuration, I always cringe a bit. Usually, there is a much better way to do this but often the option to do so isn’t easily discoverable or you might not have been aware that Outlook could do it in the first place.