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How To Import Virtual Business Card To Outlook Contacts?   As the use of the internet is increasing day by day, almost every business organization is linked to the internet in one way or another, and you won’t be surprised to know the fact that 90% people use it for sending and receiving their personal as well professional information through mailing services. Now, you need not stay connected to the internet to receive the message you can check it when you have internet access as they are saved in your inbox. Outlook by Microsoft is one of the most used email services that we have today and the reason is, it’s more secure and easy to use, you can sync your contacts and calendar so that you never miss an event or meeting while on work. With one account you get access to many services like Skype, OneDrive, Xbox console and much more, If you are doing business then you can make your virtual business card and send it to your business clients so that they get to kn

How To Share Outlook Calendar With Other Email ID?   Sharing outlook calendar with any email address is easy now. If you want to do this on you mobile phones then follow these steps on Outlook mobile app in your mobile phone . Open the Outlook Website and login to your account using your Outlook email ID and password. On the bottom left corner of the screen, Click on the option "Calendar". Now swipe down the calendar and go to the date. On the top-right corner of the window you will see a Plus sign, hit on that. Now you need to type the event title. Now again hit on Switch next to "All Day" and now again tap on "Time" tab. There would be various options as per your choice which you can select and adjust the span of time of your event. Now on the Time window on the top-right corner, hit on the check mark. Now from the drop-down list, choose people and tap on that. In the empty box, enter your email address. You can also enter other em

How To Configure File Attachment Protection In Outlook?   Outlook is used by a number of business users and it’s a very common thing to send files or folders in regular business communication. Sometimes, it is possible that an attachment you receive in your email may contain some viruses and it’s not easy to understand attachments contain a virus and when a user opens the attachment, viruses contain in that attachments get enter to your mailbox as well as your PC. Now it’s possible to configure file attachment protection in Outlook Express 6, you can also get in touch with an expert at Outlook support Australia to get more details on attachment protection. A customer can follow these given instructions in order to configure the file attachment protection in Outlook Express 6: Open your Outlook Express 6 window. Now choose “Tool” menu. Now swipe down the calendar and go to the date. Then go to “Options”. Now go to “Security Tab” and then choose “Do not allow