RSSCategory: Outlook Support

How to disable Do you want to send this message without a subject

| December 23, 2016 | 0 Comments

how-to-disable-outlook-no-subject-warning-when-sending-an-emailHow to disable do you want to send this message without a subject.

Tired of seeing this?

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If don’t like the warning, there is a way to remove it from Outlook. I found this fix here https://www.slipstick.com/developer/vba-disable-outlook-2010-no-subject-warning/ it worked great for me on Outlook 2013, should work for 2016. Credit given to Peter Marchert for the code.

Check out my short video on how to do it. Worked for me without an issue. If you need help, please schedule time on my calendar below. Thanks!

How to Disable Outlooks No Subject Line Warning When Sending an Email

| December 23, 2016 | 0 Comments

how-to-disable-outlook-no-subject-warning-when-sending-an-emailHow to Disable Outlooks No Subject Line Warning When Sending an Email. Tired of seeing this?

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If don’t like the warning, there is a way to remove it from Outlook. I found this fix here https://www.slipstick.com/developer/vba-disable-outlook-2010-no-subject-warning/ it worked great for me on Outlook 2013, should work for 2016. Credit given to Peter Marchert for the code.

Check out my short video on how to do it. Worked for me without an issue. If you need help, please schedule time on my calendar below. Thanks!

How to Setup Gmail in Outlook

| December 17, 2016 | 1 Comment

How to Setup Gmail in Outlook

Hi folks! Many people call me with questions about why their Outlook and Gmail will not setup correctly (*many errors, not sending/receiving, etc.)

 

Due to all the security breaches in the past few years, most companies offering email now have many levels of security. I mean no one wants to have a Podesta situation happen right? For you Gmail folks who are using the “Free” Gmail account, here is the basics of setting it up for Microsoft Outlook. Btw…if you are using a free gmail account for your business, you should consider moving it to the Google Apps account or move to Microsoft Exchange (better if you love Outlook!) I can help you do the switch over to Exchange and it’s easier than you think! Your business deserves to promote YOU not Gmail!

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Update May 23, 2017

I have written a new updated blog for those that use Gmail/IMAP and that use the calendar and contacts as well. This is all good information for you, please take a moment to read this blow. https://callthatgirl.biz/guide-to-microsoft-ost-files

1.) Log into your Gmail on the browser, be sure you have IMAP enabled. If you are syncing with your phone, you need IMAP enabled. To check this, go to the wrench in the upper right area of your screen and then go down to settings.

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2.) Now check to see that IMAP is enabled

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3.) Check your security, setup 2-step Verification if you want it. If you have this setup, you will more than likely need to have an “apps password for Outlook to setup (see more instructions below. Here is the link to setup 2-Step https://myaccount.google.com/security

 

4.) Now turn on the “access for less secure apps” https://www.google.com/settings/security/lesssecureapps

5.) Now go set a password apps. This is the generated password you will put into your Outlook password when you try to setup Outlook https://security.google.com/settings/security/apppasswords

6.) Then you can go to your Outlook and try to setup using that “app password” it should be 16 numbers. Something like this “1234-4567-3465-4566”

If these instructions do not help, you might need my help. You can schedule time on my calendar, use the form below. I will help you set it up and configure it correctly so your Gmail does not clog down your Outlook. There are many folders that Gmail has that does not need to be viewed in Outlook.

 

 

 

Office 365 Small Business Support Minneapolis Minnesota

| December 7, 2016 | 0 Comments

image_gotooffice_713x267Call That Girl offers Office 365 Small Business tech support to all of the Minneapolis and St. Paul areas.  We offer a no contract support option that is welcomed by small businesses who need Office 365 help.

What we help with the most!

  • Outlook Support

  • Microsoft Exchange Migrations from pop/IMAP/Gmail/Google Apps

  • Office 365 Consulting

  • Continued Support and administrative help

  • SharePoint and OneDrive training/support

  • Purchasing, aftercare and training

We are not located in the Minneapolis area anymore, but all Outlook and Office 365 support can be done via remote support. Please check out our testimonials if you want to read what others have said about us, we do great work! https://callthatgirl.biz/testimonials

Get on our calendar now to schedule a no cost consult and see if we are a great fit for your business.

Office 365 Small Business Denver Colorado

| December 6, 2016 | 0 Comments

image_gotooffice_713x267Call That Girl offers Office 365 Small Business tech support to all of the Denver Colorado area.  We offer a no contract support option that is welcomed by small businesses who need Office 365 help.

What we help with the most!

  • Outlook Support

  • Microsoft Exchange Migrations from pop/IMAP/Gmail/Google Apps

  • Office 365 Consulting

  • Continued Support and administrative help

  • SharePoint and OneDrive training/support

  • Purchasing, aftercare and training

We are not located in the Denver area, but all Outlook and Office 365 support can be done via remote support. Please check out our testimonials if you want to read what others have said about us, we do great work! https://callthatgirl.biz/testimonials

Get on our calendar now to schedule a no cost consult and see if we are a great fit for your business.

Outlook 2013 Categories Are Greyed Out

| December 5, 2016 | 0 Comments

outlook-categories-are-greyed-outIf you are looking for an answer as to why your Outlook categories are greyed out, it’s because you are using an Outlook profile that only has IMAP setup. If you add a PST file and move the data to the PST, the categories colors should show up again.

This is common if you setup a new IMAP account in Outlook for the first time and/or with Gmail. Outlook works better too with a local PST file so you can back it up and import/export data better. And restore data! The IMAP only is dangerous because it only has an OST file (not a real PST file) and if that breaks, you have to pay for a costly repair to get your calendar/constacts back.

If you are not sure how to fix this or want it setup so you can backup, I can help! Use my online scheduler below to schedule an appointment.

 

 




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