Outlook also monitors the time that an add-in requires when a folder is switched or an item is opened. Outlook monitors the time that an add-in contributes to Outlook startup or shutdown. * For those of you nitty-gritty technical types, here’s how the add-in disabling feature works. You have the final say, and enjoy having greater control of the add-ins that run in Outlook. On the other hand, you might not want to sacrifice Outlook performance for an add-in that was pre-installed on your computer. In some cases, you will find it acceptable that an add-in slows down Outlook a bit but you are willing to make a tradeoff for a must-have feature provided by the add-in. We want to protect you from add-ins that slow down your Outlook experience and to ensure that you are always in control of your add-ins. Just click the Disable this add-in button to ensure that the add-in will be disabled and you’ll get 16 seconds back every time you launch Outlook! If you know that you need your special add-in again, you can always go back to this dialog and re-enable the add-in. To display the Disabled Add-ins dialog again, you click File | Manage Add-ins in the Backstage view: Don’t worry, you’re still in control of your add-ins. What happens if you change your mind? Maybe you don’t want to wait 16 seconds while Outlook starts up. If you click the Always enable this add-in button, Outlook will always allow the add-in to run no matter how much time it requires during Outlook startup. In the example below, the SaveMessageAsPDF add-in caused Outlook to start slowly and added over 16 seconds to Outlook startup time. When you display this dialog, you’ll notice that Outlook tells you how much time the add-in required. The Disabled Add-ins dialog lets you control add-ins that have caused a problem for Outlook. When you see the add-in problem alert, click the View Disabled Add-ins button on the notification bar to display the Disabled Add-ins dialog. When this happens, Outlook provides a warning in the notification bar as shown below and you can take appropriate action. When an add-in takes too long to boot, Outlook will disable the add-in automatically*. We’ve listened to customer suggestions and added a new feature in Outlook 2013 to help you manage add-ins that cause performance or crashing problems. While we make every attempt to ensure that add-ins integrate seamlessly with Outlook, some add-ins behave in a way that detracts from your Outlook experience. Even if you don’t purchase third-party add-ins, you might already be using the add-ins that are installed with Outlook such as the Outlook Social Connector 2013. Outlook add-ins provide lots of interesting features that customize Outlook for a particular scenario.
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