Macro-based malware infection is still increasing To help counter this threat, we are releasing a new feature in Office 2016 that blocks macros from loading in certain high-risk scenarios. Macro-based malware is on the rise and we understand it is a frustrating experience for everyone. Office VBA + AMSI: Parting the veil on malicious macros This is part of our continued efforts to tackle entire classes of threats. Office 365 client applications now integrate with AMSI, enabling antivirus and other security solutions to scan macros and other scripts at runtime to check for malicious behavior. Microsoft Purview Data Lifecycle Management.
You can choose a different duration for meetings under one hour and meetings over one hour. This can help you build in travel time between meetings. If you're using Outlook for Microsoft 365, you can now have Outlook end your meetings a few minutes early. For more information, see Forward a meeting. Add one or more recipients to the meeting request.Ĭlick Send. The meeting owner will receive notification that you've forwarded the meeting request to another person. In the Respond group on the ribbon, select Respond, then Forward. Send updates only to added or deleted attendees. You can add another attendee to an existing meeting.ĭouble-click to open the meeting, then use the To line or the Scheduling Assistant to add one or more people to the meeting.Ĭlick Send and then select one of the following: Note: When you add a recurrence pattern to a meeting request, the Meeting tab changes to Meeting Series. Select one of the suggestions to choose that location, or continue typing to enter another location. In Outlook 2016 and Outlook for Microsoft 365, you can start typing a location's name, for example, Fourth Coffee Shop or Conference Room 23, and Outlook will look for location matches. Choose a name from the list to add an attendee.Īdd a meeting subject, start time and end time, and location. When you start typing a attendee's name, Outlook will provide suggestions for you based on the people you've met with or emailed recently. In the Scheduling Assistant, either click the box under your name and type an attendee's name or email address or click the Add Attendees button to bring up your address book.Ĭlick the icon next to the attendee's name in the Scheduling Assistant to mark a specific attendee as a Required Attendee, Optional Attendee, or a Resource. If you're using an Microsoft 365 or an Exchange account, use the Scheduling Assistant to see attendee schedules. Schedule a meetingĬreate a meeting request in one of the following ways:įrom the Inbox, select New Items > Meeting or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + Q.įrom the calendar, select New Meeting or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + Q.įrom an email message in the Inbox, select the Reply with Meeting button.Īdd your attendees to the To line of the meeting request and skip to step 4. When you create a meeting request, you can add attachments, set a location, and use the Scheduling Assistant to choose the best time for your meeting. Outlook tracks who accepts the request and reserves time on your calendar for the meeting. You can send a meeting request to one or more people.