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Frequently asked questions specifically regarding Outlook on the Web.

Sharing a folder in Outlook allows multiple team members to access email messages for easier reference, faster response times, and improved collaboration on shared office tasks.
To share a folder successfully, the owner must follow two key steps:

Frequently asked questions specifically regarding Outlook Desktop Version.

If you need to access your SVSU Office 365 account and another Office 365 account (such as a Delta account) on the same computer, use a private or incognito browser window. This allows you to sign in to a second account without interfering with your current session.

To prevent an email from going into Quarantine or Junk email.

Outlook is SVSU’s official email service. While primarily used for email, it also includes helpful features like a calendar, task manager, and contact manager.

There are several common reasons this may happen. Review the sections to identify and resolve the issue.

Rules
Focused Inbox
Junk Email and Allow/Block Sender Lists
Quarantine

Add shared calendars to the Microsoft Outlook mobile app.

The Office 365 Calendar helps you manage class, work, and personal schedules in one place.

By default, other SVSU users can view your availability (free or busy), which makes scheduling meetings easier. They cannot see appointment details unless you have shared your calendar with them.

Outlook is SVSUs selected email service. Although used mainly as an email application, other popular features include a calendar, task manager, and contact manager. Find answers to the most common questions related to the Outlook Calendar.

Microsoft Outlook is the campus-wide email system for all SVSU students, employees, and alumni. The system uses a spam filter that automatically places suspected spam and phishing messages into a quarantine folder. You can access and review quarantined messages.

At SVSU, we prioritize security. One of the ways we demonstrate this is to make sure our organization and user's data does not fall into the wrong hands. We have turned on automatic email and attachment encryption for messages that contain personally identifiable information as well as financial data.

To help protect our campus community, SVSU blocks certain file types from being sent through Outlook. These restrictions are in place to reduce the risk of viruses, malware, and other harmful content spreading through email. By limiting high-risk attachments, we help keep your computer, data, and account secure.

If you receive a Phishing email, please report it to IT Support Services by following the instructions for the version of Outlook you use.

Use the Zoom Add-In button to quickly add Zoom meeting details to an Outlook appointment.