By default, when a user accepts or tentatively accepts a meeting, Outlook creates a duplicate copy of the meeting with the new response status and a new entry ID. Outlook then deletes the old version of the meeting from the calendar. This setting allows you to roll back to the legacy behavior and prevent meeting regeneration.
By default, users can share an entire calendar by saving it in the iCalendar format, or share a snapshot of a calendar by ...
By default, users receive an alert message on their desktops when new mail arrives. By enabling this setting, the alert is ...
By default, week numbers are not shown in the Date Navigator in the Calendar. You can change this behavior to show week numbers ...
By default, when a new Junk E-mail Filter list is deployed, Outlook appends the new Junk Mail Import List to the existing ...
By default, when a user accepts or tentatively accepts a meeting, Outlook creates a duplicate copy of the meeting with the ...
By default, when searching the Offline Address Book, Outlook resolves e-mail addresses using Ambiguous Name Resolution. With ...
By default, when users click Send/Receive or press F9 for Cached Exchange Mode accounts, Outlook synchronizes with the Exchange ...
By default, when users create Calendar items, the Reminder: check box in the item is set. By disabling this setting, you ...
By default, when users send a form as an e-mail message they can specify which files they want to attach to the message. ...