Rick, I have several questions before I try to offer any guidance: 1. Are you already familiar and comfortable with Outlook calendar? 2. Is the Google Calendar you're trying to manage your own, or doe

Vaughn, Let me try to describe what I see happening under Outlook 2016. There appears to be some interaction between "who I've sent or received an e-mail to/from before" and the Address Book when you

This is usually a function of the embedded media player rather than the browser itself.

Vaughn, Just so we are both crystal clear, what are you referring to when you say Outlook? Certain things suggest the standalone email client while others suggest Outlook.com. You also say a couple of

Mike, That's fine. Also, if you so choose, we could set up a Quick Assist session at some point so that I can watch your screen and what's happening. It's literally a matter of my seeing what's going

- Can you give a specific "origin page" URL and what to click through to where you get stuck after being sent there? I really need to try this to see what's happening and to try to figure out what's n

- You just nailed the reason right there. It is a very rare laptop these days that comes with an Applications/Context Menu key, and even a great many desktop keyboards no longer sport one. It's way ea

Also, if a link does shift you out of the site you were in, all it takes is a click of the Back button in your browser to go straight back to the page you just left, provided you haven't browsed aroun

Then look at the link. If you're in the site xxx.com, and the link itself shows a domain that's anything other than xxx.com, then you will leave the site. There is no other way to know this, regardles

- Not exactly. I have not encountered any real difference with right mouse click versus using the Context Menu/Applications Key or SHIFT+F10. But, I have encountered problem after problem with emulate

- Amen to that, and for anyone when a laptop is in use. It is so much more convenient to use a hard right click (or left click), avoiding emulation of any kind, and it's simple to do in laptop setting

If you're really suspicious about a link then submit it for analysis on virustotal.com. As to whether it takes you out of a give site or not, there's nothing necessarily suspicious about a link if it

- I don't use them, either, but it's just another organization option. As Mike McGlashon has mentioned, many people use a separate virtual desktop to create a "cyber world" related to a specific spher

CathyAnne & Bill, CathyAnne is absolutely correct that there is no way to automatically place the insert point in replies or forwards such that it is after the quoted material. You have to use the key

I can try to figure this out, if necessary, but I will ask first if you have considered installing Backup & Sync from Google? This allows you to have your Google Drive contents on your desktop, in a f

- Richard, And bless you for knowing and identifying this situation as something idiosyncratic to your setup, because it has to be. You could try running a repair install on Office 365 and see if that

My guess is that this is controlled by which account is set as your primary/default account if you have multiple accounts set up in Outlook. Try ALT+F,I,S,A (File Tab, Account Info, Account Settings d

- This is incorrect and needs to stop being repeated. You can put entries from Address Book, Contacts, or New Email Addresses into any contact group. I honestly think I must be talking to the air most

And for those that may want the updated and comprehensive step-by-step instructions for Creating a Contact Group in Outlook 2016 and Later just activate that link and it will take you to the instructi

- Robin, Actually, the addresses can be added without being in either Contacts or Address book. In the instructions for creating a Contact Group that I referenced earlier, I omitted that option since