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Exchange Messaging Outlook
A weekly newsletter about Microsoft Exchange and Microsoft Outlook
October 11 2018
Volume 23 Issue 23
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[] Create Rules using PowerShell
An administrator had a problem: “We have 365 OWA users that don't work every day. I can't see a way to set up a rule to forward any received emails to another user on those days.“
You missed the rule condition to apply the rule to mail received after a specific date and/or before a specific date. While this would work for your users, you need to be aware that this applies to whole days so if you set it up ahead of time, it will either apply to all mail received while the user is working that day or it wont kick in until midnight. This rule is available in Outlook on the web as well as in Outlook desktop.
If the user has Outlook installed on the desktop, she could set up a automatic reply (out of office) rule to forward mail and configure it to begin when she leaves for the day and turn off when she returns. (As long the user doesn't enter text into the autoreply message field, it will not send an out of office reply to everyone.) Or, again only in Outlook on the desktop, you could use reminders and macros to turn a rule off and on automatically.
Setting up rules in Outlook on the web for even a month of time off will be a chore, however, the administrator can use PowerShell to create and edit rules. (It might be easier to share the user’s mailbox with another user or use a shared mailbox to receive important emails. )
To create a new rule, use the New-InboxRule cmdlet:
New-InboxRule -mailbox alias@domain.com -name ForwardTo -ReceivedAfterDate 10/15/2018 -ReceivedBeforeDate 10/16/2018 -ForwardTo alias2@domain.com
To edit an existing rule, use the Set-InboxRule comdlet
Set-InboxRule alias@domain.comForwardTo -ReceivedAfterDate 10/10/2018 -ReceivedBeforeDate 10/11/2018 -ForwardTo alias2@domain.com
To remove a specific rule, use
Remove-InboxRule -Mailbox alias@domain.com -Identity “Rule Name”
To remove all uses, use this cmdlet:
Get-InboxRule -Mailbox alias@domain.com | Remove-InboxRule
To enable or disable rules, use these cmdlets:
Enable-InboxRule "Rule name" -Mailbox alias@domain.com
Disable-InboxRule -Identity "Rule name" -Mailbox alias@domain.com
[] Colorless icons in Outlook 2016
There are a lot of threads in the forums complaining about the “anemic” look to Outlook’s Icons. These colorless icons are the new "Office look". While Office Insiders have had these icons for a few weeks, they are just now hitting more Office 365 subscribers. Judging from the complaints I’ve seen, many users are not happy.
It took me a couple of weeks to get used to the new icons, especially the delete icon (the X is gone, replaced by a trash can), but I like them now, especially with the [new Simplified ribbon]( (another feature that will probably generate complaints).
From the message center in Office 365 Admin:
Users will see new colors and scalable icons in the topline ribbon for Desktop (Windows) versions of the apps. These updates will show new modern icons that are simpler and more accessible, and a ribbon experience that highlights the rich collaboration features available in the Office apps.
We began gradually rolling this out to Targeted Release organizations in late September. It will roll out to all Office 365 organizations over the course of the next few months, and we anticipate rollout completion by the end of the year.
If you feel strongly about the colorless icons, you can vote for this suggestion at uservoice: [Allow to revert to the old icon set in Outlook 2016](
[] OneNote is missing
I've had a lot of users asking what happened to the Send to OneNote button in Outlook. Others just wanted to know what happened to OneNote.
An upgrade happened and OneNote 2016 is no longer included with the Office 365 or Office 2018 installations. Microsoft is encouraging users to use the Windows 10 OneNote app instead. However, if you want to use the desktop version, you can download it at [(.
If you install Onenote 2016 and it is saying it's unlicensed, see
[OneNote 2016 is missing after installing Office 2019 or Office 365](
Also see [Frequently Asked Questions about OneNote in Office 2019](
[] New Office 365 Home Policies
Along with the release of Office 2019, Microsoft had some good news for Office 365 Home subscribers. Home subscribers can share their subscription with 5 additional users, for 6 users per account. Licensing also changed and now allows each user to be signed in to 5 devices at once.
For more information, see [Share your Office 365 Home subscription with up to five people](
[]New & Updated Exchange KB Articles
Description of the security update for Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 and 2016: October 9, 2018
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Developer support limitations for public protocols
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[]New & Updated Office 365 KB Articles
'AADSTS65005' error when you try to sign in to Microsoft Cloud services
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A 21Vianet user may be repeatedly prompted for Exchange credentials after signing into the Lync client
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How to revert to an earlier version of Office 2013 or Office 2016 Click-to-Run
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Microsoft Teams now the primary client for meetings and calling in Office 365
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October 2018 updates for Microsoft Office
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Preparing for TLS 1.2 in Office 365
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Product IDs that are supported by the Office Deployment Tool for Click-to-Run
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Update adds a Group Policy to disable the Do Not Send a Response option in Outlook 2013 or hide it in Outlook 2016, 2019 and Outlook for Office 365
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What's New in Office 365
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[]New & Updated Outlook KB Articles
Can't open an attachment in Outlook by double-clicking it
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Description of the security update for Outlook 2016: October 9, 2018
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Developer support limitations for public protocols
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How to import .nk2 files into Outlook
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Managing and distributing Outlook Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) projects
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MAPI is the only supported way to programmatically change profiles
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Today's Highlights:
[Create Rules using PowerShell](#1)
[Colorless icons in Outlook 2016](#2)
[OneNote is missing](#3)
[New Office 365 Home Policies](#4)
Regular features:
[New Exchange KB Articles](#ex)
[New Office 365 KB Articles](#365)
[New Outlook KB Articles](#ol)
[New Utilities](#new)
[Updated Utilities](#up)
[Other Resources](#other)
[]New Utilities
[Outlook Tiny DLP](
There are many reasons why when sending invitations to the meeting we do not want each of the invited guests to know the e-mail addresses of the other invitees. Outlook users can help themselves by using, which solves this and many other problems related to information security and GDPR requirements. The basic version of this add-on, solving problems related to the use of the BCC field in e-mails and invitations, is available free of charge. Tested with Windows 7+ and Outlook 13+.
[PST Mover](
FREE software for Outlook data - Email, Contacts, Calendar, Tasks and Journal transfer from one service to another. Upload OST or PST files to Office 365, new Exchange, Outlook or PC - with simple and easy to use tool. Import old, archived Outlook PST file to your Office 365 account automatically. Move data such as: Contacts, Calendar events, Tasks and Emails.
[]Updated Utilities
[4Team OST2](
OST2 Free Edition can convert up to 5 items in each folder of orphaned OST file. Use Enterprise Edition to convert and transfer all OST files to Microsoft Outlook. Import and export OST and PST files, from and to Microsoft Outlook, Exchange, Office 365, Outlook.com, Google and G Suite. Updated OST2 comes with improved performance of the software.
[]Other Resources
[Calendar Overlay and Schedule View](
Viewing calendars in overlay, schedule view, or as individual calendars.
[Prevent Users from Forwarding Mail to Internet Addresses](
The problem: when users leave the company, they create server side rules to forward their mail to an outside address. An administrator wanted to know if there was a way to clear rules in Outlook or with a PowerShell command. Yes, you can use PowerShell to check for and remove forwarding rules. Use the first
[Change your Password and Server Settings in Outlook 2016](
How to change the password and server names or ports in Outlook 2016 with the new Simplified accounts dialog.
[Remove prefix from Gmail meeting invitations](
Use Outlook VBA to remove the words Invitation and Updated invitation from meetings received from Gmail users.
[October 2018 updates for Microsoft Office](
[OneNote 2016 is missing after installing Office 2019 or Office 365](
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