MailTips Configurable warning system to prevent common e-mail mistakes.Integrated e-mail archive designed to replace the pst-archive for corporate environments.Notable features requiring at least Exchange 2010 AutoDiscover service to automatically configure Outlook without deploying settings with your installation.

Suggested Times in Scheduling Assistant and Resource Booking.Out of Office Assistant improvements (separate settings/message for internal and external senders).Notable features requiring at least Exchange 2007 To find out which version of Exchange you are connecting to now see this Quick Tip. Earlier versions of Exchange are not supported. If you are making use of an Exchange account, the Exchange server has to be one of the following versions. Right click on “(My) Computer” in the Start Menu and choose Properties to see which Windows Service Pack you have installed. Windows Server 2008 (32-bit and 64-bit).Windows Server 2003 R2 (32-bit and 64-bit).If you want to use Outlook 2010 on a server version of Windows you can use In order to install Outlook 2010, you’ll need at least the following version of Windows and Service Pack level Outlook 2010 compatibility with previous versions of Office.Upgrading from Outlook 2002/XP or previous.Starting Outlook for the first time after the upgrade.Planning to upgrade to Outlook 2010? This guide contains a lot of preparation and other information to get yourself ready before you double click on that setup.exe file.Īside from the preparation steps, this guide informs you about what to expect when you start Outlook 2010 for the first time after you upgraded and how to troubleshoot several issues you may encounter during or after the installation.įurthermore, for those of you who need some transition time, you’ll find a Ribbon-Customization-file in this guide to make the Outlook interface look similar to the one found in Outlook 2007.

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