Hi Everyone

I have a weird one, i have english user on windows 7 with office365 email(active sync) and outlook2016(office365).  The english user get a reply from a japanese computer in english but when you read it. it is transparent on the english outlook 2016 but if they read it from an ios device all the context is readable. Try to highlight the text and change the color but there was no text but you do know something is there.  not sure what is the work around on this. Short of replying everything on iOS devices.  Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

john

Can you change this so it uses and .oft as the email sent? I have attachments i want to send along with it.


' ExpertExchange Question ID 28492433
' http://www.experts-exchange.com/Software/Office_Productivity/Groupware/Outlook/Q_28492433.html
' Expert: ltlbearand3 [http://www.experts-exchange.com/M_2469312.html]
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'   Microsoft VBScript Regular Expressions 5.5
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Sub CustomMailMessageRule(Item As Outlook.MailItem)
    Dim objRegEx As VBScript_RegExp_55.RegExp
    Dim colFoundWords As VBScript_RegExp_55.MatchCollection
    Dim objOutlookMsg As Outlook.MailItem
    Dim objOutlookRecip As Outlook.Recipient
   
    ' Set up Regular Expressions to search for the email Address
    Set objRegEx = New VBScript_RegExp_55.RegExp
   
    ' Search for Matching Email Addresses
    With objRegEx
        .IgnoreCase = True
        ' Set Global to False to only find the first instance as there could be more than one if they sent the email
        ' and it turned it into a link
        .Global = True
        ' This pattern will look for an email address - see http://www.regular-expressions.info/email.html if you want to know more
        .Pattern = "Email\sAddress:\s\b[A-Z0-9._%+-]+@[A-Z0-9.-]+\.[A-Z]{2,4}\b"
        ' Run the Search
        Set colFoundWords = …

My client wants all his users to be on Outlook 2016. On six computers running Windows 7 and Outlook 2003 after installing Outlook 2016, when creating a new message the social networking links in their message would give the error: Certificate Error The application experienced an internal error loading the SSL libraries." This message would pop up 16 times and looking at event viewer there would be 32 instances of Schannel error 36887. I have removed the social networking links for now, but I know the boss will want them back.

Hi All,

Can anyone here please share some tips or steps in Group Policy in how to create the Outlook Email signature for each people in different OU ?

For Example:

Domain.com/Users/Accounting --> Email Signature Template ACC1.
Domain.com/Users/IT --> Email Signature Template IT1.
Domain.com/Users/Marketing --> Email Signature Template MRK1.

How to do that based on each OU ?

Note, the users are using various different OS and Office product like:
Operating System: Windows 7 and Windows 10
MS Office: 2010, 2013 and 2016 (some will use 64 bit, but majority is 32 bit)

Any help and guidance will be greatly appreciated,

Thanks,

Had this problem a few months ago and it SEEMED to resolve itself...but alas, it is back.
Prior posting on this issue

I have a new W10 box with Office16 installed.  I can login to system on network as the intended staff member, see all network servers/drives/printers, etc...  However, when I open Outlook and it begins to auto-configure, it recognizes the user account, asks what type of install (Exchange 2013), then fails because no connection to the Exchange server can be made.  On this system, if I login as a different user, I can configure Outlook without issue.  I can also connect via OWA.  It just seems to be getting Outlook to connect for this user.  I tried Outlook 2013, also tried from another workstation, no connection.

User at her current workstation is not reporting any issues with Outlook, it is just configuring a NEW connection anywhere.

Thoughts?

I use outlook 2016. Can i set Out Of Office Automatic Replies without an exchange server?

Hi All,

My Exchange Server 2013 DAG spreads across 5x mailbox servers VM in three different Data Center locations.
So each mailbox servers hold mixed of 2 Active 3 Passive or 3 Active 2 Passive mailbox DB.

After the nightly successful backup, I can see that the some of the current Mailbox databases are mounted on the server that is activation preference 2.
So the database is kept on mounting from one server to another one (changed daily after the successful backup).

Is this the normal behavior of DAG ?
Would there be any impact if I let it automatically failover to one server nightly or keep running on the passive node forever ?

Note here are the settings applied for all the Mailbox Database:

AutoDagExcludeFromMonitoring                        : False
AutoDatabaseMountDial                               : GoodAvailability
DataMoveReplicationConstraint                       : SecondCopy
ReplicationType                                     : Remote

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And this is the Cluster Properties from one of the DAG member which should be replicated for all nodes:

cluster /prop SameSubnetThreshold=20:DWORD
cluster /prop SameSubnetDelay=2000:DWORD
cluster /prop CrossSubnetThreshold=20:DWORD 
cluster /prop CrossSubnetDelay=4000:DWORD
cluster /prop RouteHistoryLength=40:DWORD

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I have a user who's e-mails are disappearing when he tries to open them from his iPhone and they can not be seen on his phone or his computer.  The client uses Exchange 2010 and Outlook 2010,  Has anyone seen this and have solutions?

I had this question after viewing Hyperlinks not opening in outlook 2010.
The operation has been canceled due to restrictions in effect on this computer
I have tried the fixes; Reset IE 11, set outlook and IE as default programs checked the registry etc. this only started after I installed Brackets while taking an HTML5 class, uninstalled Brackets but the problem persists, any suggestions?

I have Exchange 2007 and I want to enable Outlook Anywhere for the purpose of office 365 staged migration.
We already have a working OWA 2007 for the users.
I have completed steps a) and b) so far.
a) I have installed Enable RPC over HTTP
b) On the EMC- Sever Configuration-Client access- I have Enabled Outlook Anywhere

The DNS and NetBIOS name of our Domain as attached in the snapshot. This is FYI and let me know if you need any further information.
Now to make the auto discover work, not sure what else i need to to do.

1) Do I need to create A record for autodiscover internally on the DNS.
2) I had renewed the SSL certificate procured from Trustico for Exchange 2007 server 12 months ago and do I need to now put autodiscover entries in the certificate.
3) Do I need to create a DNS forward lookup zones for my domain.
4) Do I need to add a “A” record for the autodiscover service on our public DNS.

Please suggest what is the easy way to make autodiscover work with my current setup.

Thanks any help and tutorials would be great.
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I have not since around 10:00 am yesterday. On the off chance no one sent me anything, I have had people send things and they have not come through. I receive a lot of important emails regarding time sensitive medical /legal issues. SO I really need to figure this out?
I called the support number , and it said the office was closed.