I have a client that using:

Mac OS X 10.8.5 with

Office 2011 Outlook v. 14.4.8 and an Office 365 exchange account

Experiencing an unusual issue where they create an Unread Email smart folder that appears to be updating any new emails into this folder, but won't update when a message is read. Obviously you don't want it updating immediately but if you navigate away from the folder and back to it, it's still showing recently read emails.

I've since removed and recreated his identity, but the issue still seems to persist, and he would like to avoid having to re-install the application again (he's had some other issues that have required it be re-installed and is frustrated at this point.)

If anyone has any suggestions on how to correct this, it would be very much appreciated.

Regards

We have been running Outlook 2011 v14.4.2. Last week I installed the update to v14.4.6 and we immediately noticed a change in the way Outlook dealt with messages in Public folders on our Exchange Server. In attempting to resolve the issue I also installed the update to v14.4.8 thinking maybe the problem had been addressed in this most recent release, but the problem still exists. 

We have a Public folder I'll call Customer Files where customers submitting art to us send their files. Several users monitor this inbox and when they see a new message they download the attachments and then move the original email message to a folder marked for the specific customer. For example ABC Inc. would have a folder within the Customer Files public folder and XYZ Equip would have one also that contains any emails that have been processed for them. These are all Public folders so all the users monitoring the Customer Files emails can see what has been processed and moved to the individual customers' folders and what emails still need to be addressed. 

After the recent update we noticed that instead of moving the messages to the individual customers' folders, Outlook is only making a copy and the original is still in the main Customer Files folder on the Exchange Server. However, to the individual user who moved the file, it looks like it has been moved to the customer's folder. When another user looks at it on their computer, it is still in the main Customer Files folder. They can then move the file and it makes a copy in the customer's folder and appears to have been moved from the Customer Files folder, but it is merely copying the file and not moving it and we end up with multiple copies of the same messages as different users think that the file has not been processed since it is still showing in their main folder.

We have tried moving the files by both dragging and dropping them to the appropriate folder and by using the Move command from the menu and either method only results in a copy of the file on the Exchange server and not an actual move. We can log into email via OWA and see the state of the mail on the Exchange server and this is how we noticed that it was only copying the messages and not moving them as it has in the past. 

Just wondering if anyone has seen this behavior and knows of any change in Outlook that has caused it, or if there are any upcoming updates that may address the problem. For now I am having to roll back our users to the older version in order for them to work properly with the Public folders. Any help is appreciated. 

Thanks!

Beth

Now I have a good monitor everything displays smaller in outlook (I do not want to have to reduce  the resolution) and when I have outlook open reading an email in the preview pane I can adjust the size of the text only which makes the email look disproportionate i.e. big text little graphics. When I look at my screen the important content part is too small i.e. a small veiwing box in a lot of grey space. Is it possible to zoom the entire box so it fills up  the preveiw pane? less grey?

What I have tried.

Increasing the text size to see if the box gets bigger. It does get a little bigger but I am left with ugly big text and a disproportionately small graphics.

Reducing the size of the other columns: The maximum size of the actual material box in the reading preview pane stays the same size?

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance

Using a 2004 mac mini running Yosemite and office 2011 for mac from 365 download

Now I have a good monitor everything displays smaller in outlook (I do not want to have to reduce  the resolution) and when I have outlook open reading an email in the preview pane I can adjust the size of the text only which makes the email look disproportionate i.e. big text little graphics. When I look at my screen the important content part is too small i.e. a small veiwing box in a lot of grey space. Is it possible to zoom the entire box so it fills up  the preveiw pane? less grey?

What I have tried.

Increasing the text size to see if the box gets bigger. It does get a little bigger but I am left with ugly big text and a disproportionately small graphics.

Reducing the size of the other columns: The maximum size of the actual material box in the reading preview pane stays the same size?

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance

Using a 2004 mac mini running Yosemite and office 2011 for mac from 365 download

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I use Outlook 2013 for Windows.

Whenever she sends me an email, the email signature is all spread out double spaced when I open it.

She has looked in her sent folder and it all looks normal at her end. It is only when I receive the signature on my PC when this happens.

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