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About Outlook Data Files (.pst)When you run Outlook for the first time, the necessary data files are created automatically. Sometimes additional data files are needed. Outlook Data Files (.pst) are saved in the Documents/Outlook Files folder on your computer.Outlook PST file is a file that stores all Outlook data including emails, contacts, calendar items, tasks and notes. There are some reasons why you may want to backup Outlook PST file automatically: If you change to a new computer, you will need to transfer your PST files to the new machine. When you migrate from the old version of Outlook to the new version, you will need to export your PST file and then import it to the new version of Outlook. If your Outlook crashes or Outlook data gets corrupted, you will need to restore your PST file from the backup.Therefore, having a backup of Outlook PST file is an important part of using this email client. This article will show you two ways to automatically backup Outlook PST file. This way, you can have the latest version of the PST file.2 Ways of Outlook Auto Backup .pst FilesThis article takes Outlook 2016 as an example to show you how to achieve the task of auto backup of Outlook 2016. Hurry up to see how to do it exactly.#1. Backup Outlook PST File Automatically with Add-in FeatureOutlook 2016 Backup Add-in is a reliable and free tool to automate Outlook backup process in Outlook 2016 version. It backs up Outlook in

News Outlook-Android Sync 3.3 Released We announce the release of OAS 3.3. The new version introduces a new single installer concept for the program, which determines your Outlook edition (whether it’s a 32-bit or 64-bit one) and automatically installs the required modules.29 September 2020 News EZOutlookSync 3.5.1 and EZDupeRemover 2.0.1 Released Both of the new versions of the programs fix the lately appeared issue after the most recent Office update (version 16.0.13127.20402) with incorrect detection of the 64-bit editions Outlook.28 September 2020 News EZOutlookSync 3.5 Released We announce the immediate availability of EZOS 3.5. A single app installer for the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Outlook will now be used. Which means there’s no need to check out your Outlook version first before downloading EZOutlookSync.3 September 2020 News EZDupeRemover 2.0 Released In this new version of EZDupeRemover we introduce the updated and improved user interface that will allow you to work with the program more efficiently and conveniently. EZDR 2.0 is now fully compatible with the 64-bit editions of Outlook and Outlook 365.28 August 2020 News Outlook-Android Sync for Android 3.5 Released The new version of Outlook-Android Sync 3.5 offers improved synchronization of calendar and contacts data with local accounts on Android, reminders for tasks coming from Outlook will now work as expected and the app is now fully compatible with Android 10.14 May 2020 News

Outlook user profiles as part of an upgrade? For example, you might define a new Exchange Server (like Exchange Online) or enable new features of Outlook.How should you create and store a backup of your existing installation? Before you upgrade to any new release, we recommend that you back up existing data.How will users learn about the new interface and features of Office? For more information, see Outlook help center and Outlook for Windows video training.Will you have to assess Outlook add-ins in your environment?Considerations for 32-bit Outlook applications when upgrading to a 64-bit platformIf you developed 32-bit Messaging Application Programming Interface (MAPI) applications, add-ins, or macros for Outlook, are actions that you should take to change and rebuild the 32-bit applications to run on a 64-bit platform.Outlook is available as a 32-bit application and a 64-bit application. Which version of Outlook you choose depends on the edition of the Windows operating system (32-bit or 64-bit) and the edition of Office (32-bit or 64-bit) that is installed on the computer, if Office is already installed on that computer.Factors that determine the feasibility of installing a 32-bit or a 64-bit version of Outlook include the following:You can install 32-bit Office and 32-bit Outlook on a supported 32-bit or 64-bit version of the Windows operating system. You can install the 64-bit version of Office and 64-bit Outlook only on a supported 64-bit Windows operating system.The default installation of Office on a 64-bit version of the Windows operating system is 32-bit Office.The installed

Data file (.ost) is created. This compressed version of the .ost is up to 40% smaller than the size of the .ost files that were created in earlier versions of Outlook. If you must keep Outlook from creating a new compressed Outlook data file (.ost), use the Outlook Group Policy template (Outlk16.admx) to enable the Do not create new OST file on upgrade policy. You can find this setting under User Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\Microsoft Outlook 2016\Account Settings\Exchange.For additional Cached Exchange Mode planning considerations, see Plan and configure Cached Exchange Mode in Outlook 2016 for Windows.Installing multiple versions of Outlook on the same computerWith Outlook, if you're using the volume licensed version (MSI-based installation), such as Office Standard 2016, you can't have two versions of Outlook installed. The upgrade process will, by default, remove the earlier version. But if you're moving from volume licensed to a subscription license version such as with Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise, which uses Click-to-Run installation, it's possible to have two versions of Outlook installed on the same computer.NoteAs a best practice, you should have only one version of Office installed on a computer. For migration scenarios, you might need multiple versions of Office on the same computer for a short period of time. However, we recommend that you uninstall the earlier version of Office as soon as possible after you've migrated to the latest version of Office.Additional considerations when planning an Outlook upgradeTo prepare for an upgrade, you must answer the following additional questions:Should you change

What’s New in Version 11 Version 11 is an update to the Version 10.5 release, and contains these significant features/modifications: Support for Outlook 2016 and Windows 10 Upgrade to .NET 4.5 architecture Improved Offline handling Shorter time sync options for On Demand Clients (5 minutes) Configuration shield for Anti-Virus Applications What’s New in Version 11 Lookout Software has been working hard over the past few months keeping OfficeCalendar compatible with all the latest technologies (Windows 10), and new Office Outlook offerings (2016), as well as fine tuning our application and services for existing customers. Here’s a look at the features for OfficeCalendar Version 11: Support for Office Outlook 2016 and Windows 10 Lookout Software is committed to its mission to support the latest versions of Microsoft Office and Windows. Thus, one our major new features offered with OfficeCalendar Version 11 is support for Microsoft Outlook 2016 and Windows 10. With OfficeCalendar Version 11, our development team has made all the tweaks necessary for OfficeCalendar to work smoothly with this new version of Outlook. Therefore, any OfficeCalendar customer that may have one or more users upgrade to Outlook 2016 will need to upgrade to OfficeCalendar Version 11. Improved Offline Handling Previous versions of OfficeCalendar for On Demand Server presented you the option of working offline in the event of the server not being reachable. One of the options for users was to “Work offline permanently”. If the user wasn’t careful, this setting could be chosen by accident, and the user would