You already know how to turn Thunderbird into the ultimate Gmail/IMAP client, but lots of folks are using Microsoft Outlook on a daily basis (whether by personal or company choice.) The How-To Geek ...

Mother-in-law has a gmail account and accesses it using Outlook 2007 instead of the web page. When she deletes an email, it disappears, but not really. By clicking on a certain view, you can see all ...

One of the advantages of using Gmail as your primary business email is that you can access your email both online through a Web browser or from the desktop through Outlook. This setup can present some ...

After extensive breaches over the past few years, companies have been working to develop a standard to protect data transfer over the internet. Protection with a single password is a thing of the past ...

I'd bet that when you think about Outlook, you think of using it for your work emails or maybe your Microsoft personal ...

If you have an Outlook Premium or Office 365 subscription, you can add a Gmail account to Outlook.com and use two email IDs simultaneously from one interface. Although free version users cannot get ...

Gmail does this online which is why it behaves that way in Outlook. I got so tired of it that I actually created another e-mail address under my domain to forward the gmail to so it behaved normally.

Effective communication is essential for any successful business in today's fast-paced digital landscape, and choosing the ...

Update January 08, 08:56 EST: Microsoft has fixed this known issue for users in Current Channel who have upgraded to Version 2412 Build 18324.20168. Microsoft has shared a temporary fix for a known ...

It’s hard to think about email without putting a G in front of it. Despite Gmail’s renown as one of the best email services on the internet, Microsoft’s Outlook.com has spent the last few years ...

Regular readers know that I’m less than fond of Microsoft Outlook, which I consider a bloated, confusing, often buggy program. But I’m sort of stuck with it, and I’ll admit I was pleasantly surprised ...