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If this was all done correctly, you should have full access to your shared mailbox. Type in the email address, and then click 'Add Shared Mailbox'. should be added by itself, so you should only have to add the first half of the email. Once you tap on this, a new screen should appear that will let you add a shared mailbox. Once you tap on this, it will give youВ three options. Tap onВ the envelope icon with a '+' on it right below your profile imageД¤.

A side bar should come up from the left side of the screen. Open the app and tap onВ your Outlook icon in the top left corner of the screen.ДЈ.

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(Note: These instructions will use iPhone images, but the instructions should be identical across all devices).ДЎ.В Download the OutlookВ Mobile App on the mobile device's storefront (App Store for iOS, Google Play Store for Android and Windows Store for Windows Phone) andВ log into your nsula email.Дў. If the user requires adding it through other means, the only other option is through the Outlook Mobile App. Once you add it over there, the mailbox should simply sync up with theВ mobile OWA access with no issue. IfВ you plan toВ use this shared mailbox through OWA, then all you will need to do is add the mailbox toВ your OWA on desktop using the steps above. The first way is through OWA, and the second way is through the Outlook Mobile App. There are currently two ways to add a shared mailbox for for mobile devices. Once you have completed this, theВ mailbox should be accessible right under your standard inbox.ДЇor Mobile Devices (iOS, Android, and Windows Phone) When the email shows up in the directory box, select it and then click 'Add'. Type in the email address of the shared mailbox you would like to add. Click on 'Add Shared Folder' in this drop down box.ДЈ. Right click on 'Folders' and a drop down box should appear.

Once logged in, there should beВ an object calledВ 'Folders' on the left of the screen. Once all of these steps are performed, theВ mailbox should be accessible.Дў. If Outlook turns shows 'Not Responding' this is normal, and will resolve itself in around 10 seconds. Click 'Apply' in the bottom right corner. If done correctly, the email should show up in the mailboxes box. In the 'Add Shared Mailbox' window that appears, type the mailbox that you will be adding to your account.ДЁ. On this window, go to the 'Advanced' tab. Presently, VirtualBox runs on Windows, Linux, Macintosh, and Solaris hosts and supports a large number of guest operating systems including but not limited. Select 'More Settings' on the bottom left corner of the window.Д¦. Either double click on the email name, or select the email and select 'Change'.ДҐ. Click on 'Account Settings in the dropdown box.Д¤. Click on that, and a drop down box should appear. On the next screen, there should be a box that says 'Account Settings'. Once opened, go to 'File' in the top left corner of the screenДЈ.

Open the Outlook Desktop App (icon here)Дў. I clicked the little red X in the top corner and tada! it's gone hope this helps u or anyone else with this problem.Posted by, Last modified by Brendan Gentry on Ap10:55 AMДЎ. I literally just hit alt/tab and it came up as one of the open windows. I just had this same thing happen to me I fixed it super easy. On the screenshots, look for the little mark in the upper left on the first image.

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If I resize it larger, it acts like an open program in that if I click on it, it will come forward of the rest of my open windows.ДЄny idea how to troubleshoot this? It's not hurting anything, but I've already accidentally clicked is once and it maximized and took up the entire screen with no way of closing it other than a restart. I don't see anything out of ordinary in task manager, but then again I might've missed something. There are no close buttons or anything of the like. Turns out, it's a completely down-sized 'box' on my desktop.

Originally, I thought it was a smudge on my monitor. I noticed today this weird little mark on my desktop.

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Built my PC in January of this year and everything has been flawless.

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