How To Enable Email Forwarding In Outlook

This article tells you how to Enable Email Forwarding In Outlook account to someone else. Outlook.com can automatically send emails that come in to another email address, either on Outlook.com or somewhere else.

Set it up to forward any emails that come in. Or, you can use message rules to only forward emails that meet certain criteria. This article tells you how to do things with Outlook on the web.

Steps To Enable Email Forwarding In Outlook

• Open the File Menu
• Click File at the top left of your screen.
•  Open the Rules and Alerts window
• Click on the Manage Rules & Alerts option at the bottom of the Account Information menu.
• Click the New Rule button.
• Select ‘Apply rule on messages I receive‘ then click Next.
• Do not select any other option on the next screen and click Next.
• Select ‘redirect it to people or public groups. 
• You will receive a copy of the message and will forward the message to other users.
• You can enable a rule by giving it a name, clicking Finish, and then clicking OK.
• Click the Manage Rules and Alerts button from the File menu.
• Click OK after unticking the box next to the forwarding rule in the list of rules.

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What Is Microsoft Outlook?

Microsoft Outlook is a program that is mostly used to send and get emails. It’s also used to keep track of different kinds of personal information, like calendar entries, tasks, contacts, and notes. Microsoft Outlook isn’t free, though. If you want to use it, you have to buy it or pay for a subscription.

Microsoft Outlook was first made available to the public in 1997. It came with Microsoft Office 97. Windows XP came with Outlook Express built in. (and was the only free version). Since then, Microsoft has put out a lot of new versions, each one with more features than the last.

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