Microsoft Outlook Solutions

Microsoft Office users that are running Office 2013 Click-to-run version may encounter issues with some Outlook add-ins and standalone software for Outlook. Some of the programs may not work correctly on this Office version. In this case the best solution would be to install the full version of Office 2013. How to identify Click-to-run Office 2013: If you have Microsoft Office 365 subscription or use its trial version, it most likely mean that your Office 2013 desktop applications are Click-to-run. One of the ways to identify if you are running Click-to-run Office is by going to Control Panel > Programs and Features, selecting Microsoft Office 2013 and clicking on "Change". In the opened window you will see different options depending on whether it is a full or Click-to-run version. See the image below. How to get full installation of Office 2013: Office versions that have the full installation option: •    Office Home & Student 2013; •    Office Home &am

The following steps show you how to simply restore Outlook data from a selected backup file on a new or existing computer. New Safe PST Backup feature allows creating new PST files after each backup. This way you can restore Outlook data from the selected backup history point. Locate a backup PST file(s) on the computer and use Outlook import/export wizard to restore the data.  In this case, the backup files are located in User Documents->Outlook Files->Back up folder. To start the restore process, launch Outlook. Click File->Open and select "Import". The Import and Export Wizard will pop up showing the list of actions. Select “Import from another program or file” and click “Next”. In the next step you have to choose a file type to import. Select “Outlook data file (.pst)". In the new window, you have to choose the backup file to import into Outlook. Click "Browse" and select the location where