Win8.1 sync microsoft calendar to google

#Win8.1 sync microsoft calendar to google update#
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On the calendar side, Microsoft has made some tweaks to the UI to improve readability. Microsoft is also building in information rights management email support for business users, allowing them to securely send email attachments and read encrypted ones. Other minor improvements include the ability to delete all messages in a folder or mark them as read, an option to save senders as new contacts, and support to send email from an alias. Adding, editing, and deleting hyperlinks is now supported too. You'll also be able to paste in formatted charts a lot more reliably, and edit bulleted or numbered lists more easily. There's no way to turn this behaviour off, but you can go through the drafts folder to delete individual drafts. When you back out of an email message, mail will automatically save a draft and show it inline with the rest of your messages. Draft messages has also been greatly improved. Surface RT users will be able to create messages a lot quicker, and the mail client will now automatically provide contact suggestions based on the number of times you email certain people. Microsoft has also improved the compose messages part of mail.

Mail finally gets decent draft support and speed improvements You can now search all mail on the server, which brings up results regardless of the amount of email you have synced with your device. One of the bigger improvements is search. Flagging is now supported too, with a filter to view all flagged messages. With Gmail this will move the message to the spam folder, but with it will do the same and also alert Microsoft's spam filter about the mail to ensure a similar one isn't placed in the inbox in future. Mail should sync a lot faster and more reliably says Knox, with a new feature to let users to mark mail as spam. Folder creation, deletion, and renaming is now supported, alongside a filter that brings up unread messages.

#Win8.1 sync microsoft calendar to google update#

The update includes some features and functionality that really should have been part of the original release, but at least Microsoft is starting to correct that.

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'Since we shipped Windows 8 we've been working hard on this update,' he reveals. Speaking with The Verge, Windows user experience program manager Kip Knox explained that Microsoft recognises the importance of mail, calendaring, and contacts. The focus is really on mail with this round of updates. Microsoft is attempting to address both of these issues this week. In our review of Windows 8 we found that the new built-in apps were significantly lacking functionality, and the performance of them on the Surface RT tablet was poor. The company is refreshing its communication apps: mail, calendar, and people.

Microsoft is preparing some major updates to its built-in Windows 8 applications on Tuesday.