Turn on automatic forwarding in Outlook Outlook.com New Outlook for Windows Outlook on the web for Exchange Server 2016 You can automatically forward or redirect your email messages by setting up Inbox rules. This is useful if you want to read and respond to messages from another email account or when you want someone else to receive and respond to your email in your absence. Note: If the instructions don't match what you see, you might be using an older version of Outlook on the web. Try the Instructions for classic Outlook on the web. At the top of the page, select Settings> View all Outlook settings. Select Mail > Forwarding.  Select Enable forwarding, enter the forwarding email address, and select Save. Notes:  If you want a copy of the original message to remain in your mailbox, select Keep a copy of forwarded messages.   Instructions for classic Outlook on the web At the top of the page, select Settings > Mail. In the Options menu, select Mail > Accounts > Forwarding. Do one of the following: To turn on forwarding, select Start forwarding, enter the forwarding email address, and select Save. Note: Select the Keep a copy of forwarded messages check box if you want a copy of the original message to remain in your mailbox. To turn off forwarding, select Stop forwarding and select Save.

To access another person's Mailbox in Outlook, follow these instructions:-   1. Open Outlook on your PC 2. Click on the File tab 3. Click on Open & Export 4. Click Other User's Folder 5.  In the Name box, enter the name of Mailbox of which you have been granted Sharing or      Delegate Access permissions, or click Name to select from a list. 6. Select the Folder Type you wish to open.   7. Click OK

Follow the steps below to remove old unwanted WiFi networks. Why This Is Important Wireless networks are susceptible to many kinds of interference (microwave ovens, cordless phones, wireless cameras, other Wi-Fi users in high population areas, Bluetooth, etc.). If your device encounters interference, it may try to move to another, less-crowded network. That sounds nice, but it can cause more problems, such as the need to re-authenticate or complete disruption of service. iPhone and iPad Tap Settings. Tap Wi-Fi. Tap info (the letter 'i' with a circle around it, both in blue) next to the network you want to forget. Tap Forget This Network. Android 13 Tap Settings. Tap Network & Internet. Tap Internet. Tap Saved networks (you may need to scroll down). Long-press the network to be removed. Tap Forget. Android Samsung (two options) Swipe down from the top of the screen to go into Settings. Tap Connections. Tap Wi-Fi. Long press on the network you want to forget. Select Forget network. Swipe down from the top of the screen to go into Settings. Tap Connections. Long-press Wi-Fi.  Tap the three-dot icon, then select Advanced settings. Tap Manage networks.    Long-press on the network you want to forget. Select Delete. Android comes in many flavors, depending on your phone’s manufacturer (especially Samsung) and your service provider. You may not be able to follow the exact procedures described here. If that’s the case, go into your device’s settings, find where the networks are listed, and look for the controls to forget or remove a network. MacOS Open System Settings. In the left sidebar, click Network. At the top of the main section of the window, click Wi-Fi (not in the left sidebar). If you are currently connected to a network you want to remove: Click Details. Click Forget This Network. Click Remove to confirm your intent. If networks you want to remove appear in the Known Networkssection: Click the three-dot icon to the right of the network you want to forget. Click Forget This Network.  Click Remove to confirm your intent. Windows 10 Click Start Menu. Type change Wi-Fi (you do not need to click anywhere, just type), then select Change Wi-Fi Settings from the search results. Click Manage known networks. Click the Wi-Fi profile you want to delete. Click Forget to remove the profile. Windows 11 In the Action Center on the Taskbar (lower-right corner of your screen), right-click Network. Select Network and internet settings. Click Wi-Fi. Click Manage Known Networks. Click Forget for the network you want to remove.

Clear all browsing data and when you next sign in click Yes to reduce the number of times you are asked to sign in. Additionally, do not check the box. See screenshot.

The process for requesting email for new hires is as follows: New hire accepts the position and fills out the paperwork After HR verifies all information they enter the new hire in HCM After new hire is entered in HCM they show up in a daily report we get of all Active employees and POI's The account is created and the Reports To is email the information. Until we see them in the daily report we cannot create the account.