Before you can become a delegate, another person must grant you delegate access to a Microsoft Exchange account. You may receive an email notifying you that you have been granted delegate access to someone's calendar, contacts, or email. To access the items for which you are a delegate, you must add the person who granted you access to your People I am a delegate for list. When you want to stop being a delegate for someone, you need to remove the person from the list.

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Become a delegate for someone else

Important: To become a delegate, you need to have a Microsoft Exchange account.

1. On the Tools menu, select Accounts.

2. Select the Exchange account that you will use to access the delegated items, select Advanced, and then select Delegates.

3. Excel negative percentages in parentheses. Under People I am a delegate for, select Add .

4. Type the name of the person who added you as a delegate.

5. Select the person's name in the search results, and then select Add.

Stop being a delegate for someone else

1. On the Tools menu, select Accounts.

2. Select the Exchange account that you want to change, select Advanced, and then select the Delegates tab.

3. Under People I am a delegate for, select the person for whom you want to stop being a delegate, and then select Remove .

During Epic Games GDC presentation today, the company had some big announcements to make regarding its new PC games store. Obsidian Entertainment's upcoming RPG The Outer Worlds, Quantic Dream's lineup of PlayStation exclusives, and more are coming straight to the Epic Games Store as in the future.

The Outer Worlds' will now be coming to the Epic Games Store and the Microsoft Store, while 'other digital platforms' (like Steam) will only get the game a year after launch. This decision arrives via a partnership that Epic has made with the game's publisher Private Division - a subsidiary of Take-Two Interactive -, which also extends to another one of its published titles, Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey.

The partnership with Quantic Dream is another big one, as the studio's three most recent games, Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls, and Detroit: Become Human, are all ditching their PlayStation console exclusivity and coming to PC for the first time through the Epic Games Store.

Although no names were dropped during the stream, Ubisoft will also be bringing more of its works to the Epic Games Store, which already has The Division 2 in its corner. Looking at the Epic Games Store right now, however, we can see that Ubisoft games like Ghost Recon: Wildlands, Far Cry Primal, and Watch Dogs 2 have appeared on it.

Beyond that, other newly announced exclusives include Remedy Entertainment's Control,The Sinking City, Journey to the Savage Planet,Afterparty, and more, with all of these as well as the games mentioned above now having their own store pages. See here for the full list.

Epic said during the presentation that exclusives fare well under its umbrella. It revealed that when comparing launch sales, the PC version of Metro Exodus managed to move over two and a half times the amount of copies through its own store over the studio's previous game, Metro Last Light, that was only on Steam.