Outlook for Windows will soon support attaching files to emails while offline, with automatic sending after reconnecting.

Outlook for Windows will soon let you add attachments offline and send them once you reconnect to the internet.

Your Outlook PST file size and your weight have a lot in common; if you're not careful, both will increase precipitously. That's bad, of course, since Outlook can perform badly when it gets bloaty.

Despite the rise of online storage solutions, e-mail remains the most common way to exchange files. But what happens when you try to send a large attachment and Outlook balks? We've told you about any ...

Removing complete traces and leftovers of files and attachments from Microsoft Outlook means having to open the Windows Registry, find the concerned registry a key, and then use it to find a random ...

Too many large email attachments weighing down Outlook's PST file and your hard drive, but you don't want to throw out the message with the attachment? Weblog Digital Inspiration details how to ...

If you see Outlook blocked access to the following potentially unsafe attachments message in Outlook 2016 while trying to open an email that contains .exe or .msi file as an attachment, Outlook will ...

When an attachment in your outgoing Outlook message is too big, it may get stuck in your Outbox and freeze Outlook as the application continually tries to send it. This type of problem is generally ...

QUESTION: When I attach a file with my Microsoft Outlook, if the person who received the e-mail is not using window XP, sometimes they are not able to see the attachment. If they do use WinXP, then ...