Windows 10: I want to free up space in my Outlook account by saving archived emails to a usb stick....

I want to free up space in my Outlook account by saving archived emails to a usb stick. One recommendation is File - Export, but there is no file tab. How can I save emails to a usb?

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outlook account config

SO today my friend asked me if i could post this question on the forum:



He wants to configure a outlook account with 1 email, with that outlook account he wants to run the same account in 2 diferent computers he wants the both computer to be connected in network, for example:

• he receives a email and that email is sent to each computer;
• he deletes a email from one computer and it also deletes on the other;
• he moves a email to a folder it also moves on the other computer;

If you guys can help me would be nice!

thanks!

 

Archive email from Microsoft email account (in Windows Phone 10 Outlook (and elsewhere))

I have a Lumia 640 running Windows 10. The built in Outlook app has a useful 'swipe to archive' feature which lets me clear messages out my inbox without deleting them. I have a linked inbox combining email from multiple accounts.

For emails from my gmail account, this works perfectly. However, for emails from my microsoft account (live.com), swiping deletes instead. The same action, in the same app, gives different results!

Looking in 'settings' > 'quick actions', I get the message 'the following accounts do not allow you to archive...' and it lists my microsoft account.

Archiving in this sense may have been a gmail invention. Archiving in the microsoft world usually means client side archiving (i.e. moving messages in outlook desktop to a new storage file). But the fact that it is natively supported (and the default swipe
action) in windows phone suggests microsoft support it too. Can Microsoft email accounts do this? Have I set up my phone wrong?

 

email account hacked. please help

Also may I suggest you change email accounts to one of the following.....

Gmail
Outlook

The reason is they both use "Step two verification". This style of verification means even if a hacker gets your password they cannot log in to your account. You see every time someone try's to log in that hasn't been verified you will get a text or a phone call giving you a final code to log in. Its very easy and simple to setup also. The great thing is once you setup your Email application with a specific "application password" from that account you never have to log in again AND your account is protected from being logged in from foreign entities.

I like the new outlook personally however Gmail is also damn good. Gmail also has an IP tracker that allows you to see WHERE the account has been logged in from. Anyway let us know if you wanna change over and have any questions. We will be happy to help and welcome to TPU!