Windows 10: Make default meeting Provider in outlook

To set your default online meeting provider and ensure that all your meetings are conducted online in Outlook for Windows, follow these steps:Select File > Options > Calendar.Under Calendar options, navigate to "Add online meeting to all meetings" and check the "Add Meeting Provider" option.Select the "Add online meeting to all meetings" checkbox.From the "Apply to this account" dropdown menu, choose the account for which you want to enable this setting.In the list of online meeting providers, select the default provider for your chosen account. This list includes all providers relevant

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Outlook Hotmail Connector: Which Calendar for Meeting Requests?

Outlook always puts meeting requests into the default Calendar. The trick is to make your Hotmail calendar the default Outlook calendar. This will destroy what's in the current default contacts and calendar stores, so you'll want to move them into newly
created Contacts and Calendar folders, or into your Live/Hotmail Contacts/Calendar folders first. I'm assuming your Outlook defaults are currently empty, and everything of importance is already in Live/Hotmail. (If not, I'll get to that in the last paragraph
of this post or so.)



In Outlook, to make your Live folders the defaults (this is just for your Contacts and Calendar- it won't change your current default "send-from" email account), go to the email account settings (In Outlook 2010 it's File > Info > Account Settings; in earlier
versions, it's Tools > Account Settings)

Then, in the accounts dialog box that pops up, click on the "Data Files" tab.

Find your Live/Hotmail account in the list of accounts, click on it to highlight it, and then click on "Set as Default" in the row of options just above the list of accounts.

You'll get a pop-up dialog warning you that this will change the calendar that appears in the to-do bar, etc. (These are good things, but in typical MS warning dialog style it looks like you're doing something horrific!) Select "Ok", and shut down and restart
Outlook. Now your Live/Hotmail Calendar will be the default, and will be the new repository for meeting requests, as well as making the ToDo bar actually work, and generally making Outlook less confusing.



I did a How-to FAQ for a friend's website on setting up syncing between Outlook and Windows Phones, which includes setting up the Live account as the default, as well as copying your existing Outlook data from the default folders to the Live folders. It
also has screenshots if the instructions above didn't make sense. The link is below- start at step 12 (the earlier steps are about setting up the Live account in Outlook initially and copying your existing Contacts and Calendar entries into it, so if you
still need to do that, look over the entire page.)



http://www.windowsphoneconcierge.co...ow-to-sync-outlook-2010-with-windows-phone-7/

 

Outlook on Android - contacts

No. Also I followed the steps on Manage suggested recipients in the To, Cc, and Bcc boxes with Auto-Complete


https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...7-66b037bce23e

cleared this list (Empty Auto-Complete List.)
disabled the option ("Use Autocomplete list..") and again cleared the list
relaunched Outlook in between
still those very old email addresses show up.

I give up.

Many thanks for trying to help.

 

Problem with Outlook 2016 not remembering default PDF app choice

Thanks for the suggestion. I wonder though if the issue actually has anything to do with the Adobe Reader? When I first observed the problem Edge was showing as the default PDF reader in Outlook's drop down list. It was possible to select Adobe Reader from the list, but even though we put a check in the box for Outlook to remember the choice it didn't. After setting the Adobe Reader as the default in Control Panel/Default Programs/ the icon on PDF files changed to the Adobe Reader icon and it replaced Edge as the first app in Outlook's drop down list, however Outlook continues to ask and doesn't save the choice.

One thing I wanted to try was repairing Microsoft Office, but strangely there is no entry in Programs and Features. I wonder if there's a way to run the repair from the command line?