Change default attachment size, saving folder / add blocked attachment extensions in Outlook: With Kutools for Outlook’s Attachment feature, you can increase the attachment size as your need, and change the default folder for saving attachments, at the same time, you can add some extensions that Outlook blocks. Whenever Microsoft Outlook 2010 starts up, it takes you to the Inbox folder by default. You can easily change this setting and can let Outlook launch Calendar, Tasks, or whatever you want. Click the File (Office) button and choose Options. Saving journal items to a public Journal folder. See Creating a Public Journal for Microsoft Outlook; Using a message form to save items in a specific folder, rather than to send information. (A message form cannot be used as the default form for a folder. See Microsoft Outlook Message Forms.).
Whenever I try to save a message, it defaults to *.htm for HTML formatted messages and to *.txt for Plain Text formatted messages. I would like it by default to save to msg-files so it will keep all Outlook info and attachments.
How can I do this?
There is no way to change this default but there is another trick which by default creates msg-files.
When you open an Explorer window and browse to the location where you want to save the message to, you can drag and drop the message out of Outlook into the Explorer window. This will create a msg-file with the subject of the message as the name of the file.
Will burning ones now (still using the laptop) still provide a clean reinstall?3) Am I correct in understanding that if I get another copy of Windows 7, that it needs t o be an upgrade from Windows 7 Home x64?Other couple of questions:a) is there some way of getting a replacement copy of Windows 7 Home x64 and installing, based on my existing product key?b) is there some way of retrieving my existing product key from the current Window 7 Home x64 operating system?Many thanks,Chris. Acer aspire windows 7. I bought an Acer Aspire 4-6 years ago, that came loaded with Vista and a Windows 7 Home x64 upgrade certificate that arrived in the mail after purchase.I've misplaced the Windows 7 disks and product code. Many thanks - I've got some follow on questions from your responses:1) If I do a destructive Factory Restore, will this reinstall Vista rather than Windows 7?2) I've misplaced those CD recovery discs as well.
Note: In Outlook 2010 and Outlook 2013 the default file format when using Save As is the msg-format (Unicode).