In the roadmap of upcoming Microsoft 365 features, there’s an entry for “Outlook: Offline Support for Calendar” that mentions “you’ll be able to create, edit, and delete events in your ...

In a post on Microsoft’s Support blog, the company warns that typing in a recent version of classic Outlook can lead to high CPU usage. The issue could cause CPU usage to spike by up to 50% ...

Windows Latest first spotted the entry 490059 on the official Microsoft 365 roadmap page. The entry mentions “Outlook: Offline Support for Calendar – Create, Edit and Delete Event support.” ...

If the troubleshooter fails to fix the issue, it will suggest you contact Microsoft support for further assistance. You can also launch the Outlook startup troubleshooter directly by clicking here.

If you use classic Outlook to handle your emails ... by as much as 50 percent (and increase power usage with it), but Microsoft has finally announced that a fix is on the way.

From setting up automatic transcription and integrating tools like OneNote and Outlook to using real ... seamless integration with other Microsoft tools, this tutorial will equip you with the ...

Outlook offers a handy feature called “Search Folders,” which groups specific emails in a virtual folder for a clearer overview. For example, mail addresses (like messages from your boss) can ...