Open the Settings menu by clicking the Settings gear in the upper right-hand corner of the page, then select View all Outlook settings.

In the Settings window, select Mail and then select Forwarding.

Under Forwarding, check the Enable forwarding box, then enter the email address to which you want to forward your Outlook Web App email and select Save. If you would like to keep a copy of forwarded emails, simply check the Keep a copy of forwarded messages box.

With Outlook's calendar feature, date-sensitive communications are sent and received quickly and easily. You can create a personal calendar with class schedules, assignment due dates, and personal appointments.

To access your calendar, select the Calendar icon from the bottom left-hand corner.  To add an item or appointment to the calendar, select New event, or left-click on any day. An appointment window will open; complete the appointment details and click Save.

To create an additional calendar, click on the Add calendar button on the left-hand side. Type a name for the calendar, then press Enter.

To view the new calendar, click on the calendar name. You can also select multiple calendars and view them side by side. Likewise, to hide a calendar, simply click it again.

To share the new calendar, hover over the calendar name, click on the ellipses, and select Sharing and permissions. Enter the email addresses of those with whom you would like to share and click Share.

Conversation View groups all messages with the same subject together into a quick, condensed view of the message thread.

To turn on Conversation View, click the Settings gear in the upper right-hand corner of the page. The Conversation view section allows you to change the way same subject messages are grouped or turn Conversation View off.

Clicking a message expands the specific email to view that section of the thread.

Creating folders also helps to organize your email and reduce the clutter of your inbox. It can be helpful to create a folder for each of your courses.

To create a folder, select the New folder button at the bottom of the folders list.

You can drag and drop messages into the folder from your inbox or create a rule to automatically move messages to the folder as they arrive.

Outlook's filtering feature is a time-saving tool that allows you to automatically sort and group incoming messages by sender, subject, date, and many other options.

To create a message filter, click the Settings gear and select Mail. From the Mail settings, select Rules. Click the Add new rule button to create a new inbox rule.

Inbox Rules can also be utilized to automatically forward or redirect specific messages sent from this inbox to another email account.

When choosing redirect, you are able to reply from your alternate email account and the reply will go to the original sender. With a forward, the message appears to have come from your student email account and replies will go there.

All original messages will still be in your GCU email inbox; if that inbox fills up, the redirect rule will not work. It is recommended that you still sign into your GCU email account regularly to clean it out.

Outlook helps you save time by allowing you to quickly send messages to a group of people.

To create a new group, click the New group button at the bottom of the Groups list.

Select which type of group you would like, then type a name for the group in the Group name field, enter a description, and click Create. Type the email addresses in the Add members field, pressing Enter after typing each email address. Keep in mind, you will only be able to add @my.gcu.edu email addresses to a group. Once all email addresses have been added to the group, select Add.

To send a message to the group, click Mail from the navigation menu and then click New. Type the group name in the To field and compose your message.

If Outlook appears to be missing options, such as the ability to install Office 365, it is likely opening using the light version of Outlook Web App.

The light version of Outlook Web App is automatically opened when your browser doesn’t support the standard version. If you are using an unsupported browser and you do not wish to use the light version, you will need to update your browser or download a new browser.

If your browser is supported, the light version may have been activated as a result of the blind and low vision experience option. The following steps will allow you to change from the light version to the standard version:

Select Options in the upper right-hand corner. Then select Outlook version from the Options menu.

Uncheck the option Use the light version and click Save in the upper middle section of the page.

For the changes to take effect, you will need to sign out of your email and close your browser. If the changes still do not take effect, you can try restarting your computer, clearing your cache and cookies, or waiting an hour before signing in again.

Didn't find what you were looking for? Check out the Getting started in Outlook Web App article on support.office.com for more information.

Select the email you would like to save and click on the ellipses from the toolbar at the top of the page. Select Print from the drop-down menu.

The print destination should be Save as PDF. If it is not already set to Save as PDF, click Change.

Select Save as PDF for the Print Destination.

Click Save.

Select the location you would like to save the email to and click Save.

1. Select the Settings gear icon in the upper right-hand corner.

   

2. Next, select View all Outlook settings.

   

3. Then, choose Junk email within the Mail tab and click + Add under the Safe Senders and domains section.
   
   

4. Enter the email address or domain name and click Save.

If you see a spam or phishing email, you should report it immediately. To report these emails in the Outlook Web App, select the Report tab from the toolbar at the top of the page and then select Report Phishing from the drop-down menu.