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University standard for third party email access, out of office automatic replies, and email forwarding

Information on using MobilePrint through your email to print documents on the go.

This article describes how to use the Blind Carbon Copy (BCC) feature in email.

How to review your quarantined messages from Pitt Mail

This article describes how to flag a junk or spam email message that is delivered to your inbox.

This article provides information on Pitt Email (Outlook), the cloud-based enterprise email service available to all students, faculty, and staff at the University of Pittsburgh.

This article discusses the importance of message headers in reporting suspicious emails.

Guidance for encrypting emails to users of the University of Pittsburgh’s email system, Microsoft Outlook.

DMARC is a global industry email and internet security initiative.

This article contains helpful information about how your email delivery may be affected by external service sroviders’ DMARC policies.

This article contains helpful information concerning the University's Enterprise Spam and Virus Filter Service, which helps you manage unwanted mass mailings (spam),
messages with malicious payloads (viruses), amd messages with links that will steal information or download malicious software (phishing).

This article contains a collection of helpful links pertaining to email and accounts at the University of Pittsburgh.

This article summarizes some differences between new employee mailboxes created in legacy Outlook and Office 365 Email.

This article explains how to get and Pitt Email on your mobile device.

Data relationships are necessary if you would like to look for members of one data extension (audience) that have a certain attribute, but are filtering from a separate data extension (audience). The two audiences need to have at least one similar field so that they can be connected to one another. Creating a data relationship will allow you to always filter between the two audiences (data extensions)