category in ms365 group calendar
In our organization are shared mailboxes a commom used item. We want to go with the flow and want to migrate to office365 groups. This new groups has the future, so the can be used in more options as de shared mailbox. How ever the group calander is a step back in time. Many departments uses the calender function of the shared mailbox and uses also the colored category function to see which task and/or messages belongds to which employee. When an employee change the status of an item every other employee sees this chages at the changed color and description. In de calender of the MS365 group the catergorization is only functional in the outlook session of an user. So when a user create a calender item this items appears in every members outlook sessie, however the catergorization whice is made to the item is not visual for the other members. On the internet I see notice of this back to 2019. Is there a roadmap which tells when this will be implemented. Without the categorization the group calender is not useful to us.
Automatically adding BCC to outlook 365 (web)
How do I BCC my personal email on all my work emails when sending a message? I've tried using the Quick Steps feature but as you can see below it does not offer "reply to". I've seen several forums for a "rule" but again I am having trouble finding the "file" feature. We have 365 web not the client. Is my request even possible? Please help.Automate Business Email Management Using AI Builder and Power Apps: Step-by-Step Guide
Step-by-step guide on creating a Three-Screen Power App from scratch, connecting it to Outlook email service, and AI Builder Sentiment Analysis prebuilt model to detect positive, negative, or neutral sentiment in our emails and help us respond to critical emails effectively using low code tools.Hiding Bookings Email from GAL?
Multiple staff members have created BOOKINGS calendars with names very similar to their "regular, primary" email addresses - and other staff are mistakenly grabbing the BOOKINGS address, rather than their primary address, from the GAL. I know that the BOOKINGS email addresses can be hidden from the GAL - but are there any functional ramifications to hiding a BOOKINGS email address, such that it's not a good idea to hide them? (i.e. reminders or other automated processes don't work as expected? Bookings calendar not visible somewhere that it should be? Bookings appointments don't flow into user's Outlook as expected? etc.?) Thanks in advance for any thoughts or suggestions.
Upload S/MIME user certificate with outlook to the GAL
Hi @all in the Exchange Hub, I have some questions regarding the possibility to allow users uploading S/MIME certificates to the global adress list. We get the certificates from a third-party supplier (no self-generation via AD) At the moment we are using an on-premise mail server (no Exchange) and want to migrate to Exchange Online. We built a test-environment with a local Active Directory and a Microsoft 365 Tenant. I´ve done a test with my account in Outlook 365. All works. I was able to import the certificate and publish it in the GAL. A pop-up confirmed the successfull upload to the GAL On another account we tried the same and got following message: "There are no valid security settings to publish. Do you want to remove the previously published settings?" (sorry, translated it from german). If I press no --> nothing happens If I press yes --> following message appears: "Your certificates were successfully removed" --> and nothing happens (no confirmation of successfull uploading) Where is the error? What I have to configurate that it works? And another essential question: If I search in the microsoft docs how users can publish certificates I can only find the path: Outlook --> local Active Directory --> AD Connect --> Exchange Online Is this the only way of publishing? Background of this question: I mentioned above that the GAL publishing of my certificate worked. I can't find the certificate in the local Active Directory in the userCertificate attribute. But I can find a certificate (via PowerShell) in ExchangeOnline. Hope you understand my questions. Thanks in advance for answering 🙂Sharepoint access requests in Outlook
Hello, Since a couple of weeks, we are facing a weird issue in the Outlook client. Some of our users can't approve SharePoint access requests in Outlook anymore. Whenever they press "Approve" or "Decline" the following error message is displayed: In the past we also received this message: We already tried the following: - Update Outlook client version (2202->2208->2212) all share same behavior - Recreate Outlook profile - Test in Outlook Web (no issue here) - Sign in on a different client with affected account (no issue here) Maybe somebody has an idea? Thank you
Save attachments from Outlook to OneDrive for Business
Hello I am using Outlook 365. I noticed that Save attachment to OneDrive is missing when I right click on attachment option from received email. This option it is showing only team sites groups where I am subscribed, I am not able to see my OneDrive site. I also see https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/3185078/how-to-switch-from-semi-annual-channel-to-monthly-channel and try suggested fix. But No luck, I can see OneDrive sites using browser and able to sync with my local ODB client. Can anyone please help me out? Avian
