Available for iOS and Android devices. Outlook is our most full-featured email and calendar app, optimized for PCs and laptops. If you're a heavy email and calendar user, and you want all the advanced features and capabilities of email, such as scheduling and task management, rich formatting, or mailbox rules, Outlook is the best choice for you.

Add the shared mailbox so it displays under your primary mailbox. Receive notifications of new messages in a shared mailbox. Open the shared mailbox in a separate browser window. Send email from the shared mailbox. Reply to mail sent to the shared mailbox. Use the shared calendar.

Select Settings > View all Outlook settings > Calendar. Choose one of the options to change each setting: View - Personalize your calendar's appearance. Events and invitations - Control defaults when events are created and how meeting invitations, responses, and notifications are handled. Weather - Customize your weather experience.

Mail identified as possible junk email can be automatically moved to the Junk Email folder. Any malware—potentially malicious software or code—is disabled. Note: Many of the features in the new Outlook for Windows work the same or similarly as Outlook on the web. If you’re interested in trying the new experience, check out Getting started ...

Select the Classic Outlook tab and follow those steps instead. At the top of the page, select Settings . Select Mail > Forwarding . Toggle the Enable forwarding switch, enter the forwarding email address, and click Save. Note: If you want a copy of the original message to remain in your mailbox, select Keep a copy of forwarded messages.

Learn more about Outlook on the web. Outlook on the web. Watch these short videos to learn about the latest features in Outlook on the web. If you need help, see Get help with Outlook on the web. If you're looking for help with Outlook Web App (Exchange Server 2013 or 2010), see Getting started in Outlook Web App.

Go to this page to see help topics and an overview of Outlook on the web features. You can also select the question mark icon on the top corner, and type your question in the Search Help and community box.

Try it! Outlook on the web makes it simple to keep your email, calendar, and contacts right at your fingertips. Here are a few of the great features to use: Send messages and share files to collaborate with others. Use Suggested replies or the Like button to save time. Focused inbox keeps what matters most front and center.

View message headers in Outlook on your desktop. Double-click an email message to open it outside of the Reading Pane. Click File > Properties. Header information appears in the Internet headers box. Tip: You can highlight the information in that box, press Ctrl+C to copy, and paste it into Notepad or Word to see the entire header at once.

In Outlook on the web, select at the bottom of the page. At the top of the page, select Share > Calendar. In the Sharing and permissions page, type the name or email address of the person you want to share your calendar with. Though you can share your calendar with more than one person, you can only add one person at a time from Outlook on the web.