Article Microsoft Exchange is a collaborative communications server for e-mail, calendaring, and unified messaging used by organizations, as well as some e-mail provide...

Article Outlook can connect to Exchange Server, POP3, IMAP, and Outlook.com e-mail accounts. Each account type has unique features for how messages are delivered and sa...

Article The Outlook Connector enables two-way synchronization of e-mail messages, calendar items, and contacts between Outlook and Hotmail.

Article Before you can send and receive email messages using Microsoft Outlook 2010, you must add and configure an email account.

Article Change the polling interval or how often your mail server is checked for new items.

Article Some Outlook features require specific versions of Microsoft Exchange Server. You can check which version of Exchange your account uses.

Article Download copies of new e-mail messages, but don't delete them from the mail server to enable viewing POP3 account messages on multiple computers.

Article See all folders available in your IMAP e-mail account and choose the folders that you want to subscribe and view in Outlook.

Article Show All Hide All The Auto-Complete List is a feature which displays suggestions for names and e-mail addresses as you begin to type them. These suggestions are...

Article Change settings in Outlook 2010 for your email account, such as account passwords, authentication methods, or the way your name appears to other people.

Article Restore or undo messages that are marked for deletion or have been deleted in IMAP email accounts in Outlook 2010.

Article Remove a profile that contains information about your accounts and data files.

Article Choose whether to be prompted to choose a profile when Outlook starts.

Article Use Cached Exchange Mode for quick access to your Exchange account information even when a server connection is not available.

Article A profile is made up of e-mail accounts, data files, and information about where your e-mail is saved.

Article Edit a profile to change account settings and data file information.

Article Connect to your Exchange server without using a VPN.

Article Set Outlook as the default program for when you click an e-mail link on a Web page.

Article Enter advanced settings such as incoming and outgoing mail server names, server port numbers, and server authentication methods.

Article Create a profile that contains information about your accounts and data files.

Article When you have set up multiple e-mail accounts, you can choose which account to use when you send a message.

Article When Outlook starts, choose between multiple profiles or configure one profile as the default.

Article Some Outlook features require specific versions of Microsoft Exchange Server. You can check which version of Exchange your account uses.

Article Before you can send and receive email messages using Outlook 2013, you must add and configure an email account.

Article Exchange is a collaborative communications server for email, calendaring, and unified messaging in organizations, Office 365, and from some hosting providers.