It was stated that this was a known bug issue however this seems to still be an issue. I have found no information that was updated since 2012. Can anyone help? I have updated office for mac and now have 14.3.9 and the issue is still occurring. Please advise
Hi all,

I have a client interested in copying selected attachments from Mac Outlook to FileMaker container fields.  Dragging and dropping would be the preferred method but this just doesn't work.  The best we can do right now is drag the attachment to the desktop then drag the resulting file into FileMaker.  This would be fine for rare uses, but my client wants something with less "friction."  I'm wondering if there's an Automator or Applescript technique that someone can suggest that will, at minimum, copy a selected attachment to the clipboard.  With e.g. an Applescript at least we could provide a keyboard combo my client could use to run the script, then go to FileMaker to paste the file in the desired location.

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide!

Mike

Hi All,

I am unable to forward few of my meeting invitee from Outlook 2011 calender.

I receive error -50 "An unknown error has occurred in Outlook".

I have latest outlook 14.3.9.... 

error occur only when trying to forward a few types of meeting but I am unable to identify the difference btw the invitations.

Need assistance, thank you!

hi there, 

About every 6 months my Outlook for mac starts downloading every single email I keep on the online yahoo server of the account I sync to Outlook instead of just the new ones. 

Does anyone know if this is an outlook issue or a yahoo issue and how to stop it happening? (at the moment the only way I can get my new emails is to let it re-download the 3000+ emails I have on my server)

thanks

I just added a new email account, and very consistently as soon as I click on the inbox (this is an IMAP account FYI) it will crash the Microsoft Database Daemon.

A vast majority of the time I can't even click on the inbox without getting the error. Occasionally I'll get in, but it's pretty much useless. The following is the error I get. Is this an issue with Outlook or my email server? (My other IMAP accounts with other providers work fine)

Microsoft Error Reporting log version: 2.0

Error Signature:
Exception: EXC_BAD_ACCESS
Date/Time: 2014-03-23 00:12:06 +0000
Application Name: Microsoft Database Daemon
Application Bundle ID: com.microsoft.outlook.databasedaemon
Application Signature: MDlr
Application Version: 14.3.9.131030
Crashed Module Name: Microsoft Database Daemon
Crashed Module Version: 14.3.9.131030
Crashed Module Offset: 0x0004b2e8
Blame Module Name: Microsoft Database Daemon
Blame Module Version: 14.3.9.131030
Blame Module Offset: 0x0004b2e8
Application LCID: 1033
Extra app info: Reg=en Loc=0x0409
Crashed thread: 0


Thread 0 crashed:

#  1  0x001332e8 in SwapVisibleColInfoArrayStoreToHost(OpaqueFMSwapToHostData*, unsigned long) + 0x0000249C (Microsoft Database Daemon + 0x0004b2e8)
#  2  0x0015ec8b in std::_Rb_tree<unsigned long, unsigned long, std::_Identity<unsigned long>, std::less<unsigned long>, std::allocator<unsigned long> >::insert_unique(unsigned long const&) + 0x000064AD (Microsoft Database Daemon + 0x00076c8b)
#  3  0x00160c61 in std::_Rb_tree<unsigned long, unsigned long, std::_Identity<unsigned long>, std::less<unsigned long>, std::allocator<unsigned long> >::insert_unique(unsigned long const&) + 0x00008483 (Microsoft Database Daemon + 0x00078c61)
#  4  0x00160cc0 in std::_Rb_tree<unsigned long, unsigned long, std::_Identity<unsigned long>, std::less<unsigned long>, std::allocator<unsigned long> >::insert_unique(unsigned long const&) + 0x000084E2 (Microsoft Database Daemon + 0x00078cc0)
#  5  0x0016159a in std::_Rb_tree<unsigned long, unsigned long, std::_Identity<unsigned long>, std::less<unsigned long>, std::allocator<unsigned long> >::insert_unique(unsigned long const&) + 0x00008DBC (Microsoft Database Daemon + 0x0007959a)
#  6  0x00134fe4 in SwapVisibleColInfoArrayStoreToHost(OpaqueFMSwapToHostData*, unsigned long) + 0x00004198 (Microsoft Database Daemon + 0x0004cfe4)
#  7  0x0013511b in SwapVisibleColInfoArrayStoreToHost(OpaqueFMSwapToHostData*, unsigned long) + 0x000042CF (Microsoft Database Daemon + 0x0004d11b)
#  8  0x00186575 in CSharedMemPtr<DatabaseBroadcastMessage::RecordChangedMessage>::~CSharedMemPtr() + 0x0000490B (Microsoft Database Daemon + 0x0009e575)
#  9  0x0017b245 in CSharedMemPtr<DatabaseBroadcastMessage::FolderCountChangedMessage>::~CSharedMemPtr() + 0x000049E5 (Microsoft Database Daemon + 0x00093245)
# 10  0x00182a8d in CSharedMemPtr<DatabaseBroadcastMessage::RecordChangedMessage>::~CSharedMemPtr() + 0x00000E23 (Microsoft Database Daemon + 0x0009aa8d)
# 11  0x0014aa4a in SwapDBTaskClusterStoreToHost(OpaqueFMSwapToHostData*, unsigned long) + 0x00002760 (Microsoft Database Daemon + 0x00062a4a)
# 12  0x95b99c40 in ___CFMessagePortPerform + 0x00000340 (CoreFoundation + 0x00108c40)
# 13  0x95b16eb5 in ___CFRUNLOOP_IS_CALLING_OUT_TO_A_SOURCE1_PERFORM_FUNCTION__ + 0x00000035 (CoreFoundation + 0x00085eb5)
# 14  0x95b16e1b in ___CFRunLoopDoSource1 + 0x0000020B (CoreFoundation + 0x00085e1b)
# 15  0x95b075e2 in ___CFRunLoopRun + 0x00000852 (CoreFoundation + 0x000765e2)
# 16  0x95b06b1a in _CFRunLoopRunSpecific + 0x0000018A (CoreFoundation + 0x00075b1a)
# 17  0x95b0697b in _CFRunLoopRunInMode + 0x0000007B (CoreFoundation + 0x0007597b)
# 18  0x97024b7d in _RunCurrentEventLoopInMode + 0x00000103 (HIToolbox + 0x0002bb7d)
# 19  0x97024902 in _ReceiveNextEventCommon + 0x0000020E (HIToolbox + 0x0002b902)
# 20  0x9706faea in _AcquireNextEventInMode + 0x0000004B (HIToolbox + 0x00076aea)
# 21  0x971bf9da in __AcquireNextEvent + 0x0000003A (HIToolbox + 0x001c69da)
# 22  0x971ad324 in _RunApplicationEventLoop + 0x000000E1 (HIToolbox + 0x001b4324)
# 23  0x0014ac9d in SwapDBTaskClusterStoreToHost(OpaqueFMSwapToHostData*, unsigned long) + 0x000029B3 (Microsoft Database Daemon + 0x00062c9d)
# 24  0x000ec1e6 in  + 0x000014DF (Microsoft Database Daemon + 0x000041e6)

X86 Thread State:
 eax: 0x000647d0  ebx: 0x00000002  ecx: 0xbff15448  edx:0x0415f008
 edi: 0x000647d0  esi: 0x78f78320  ebp: 0xbff14f18  esp:0xbff14ed0
  ss: 0x00000023  eip: 0x001332e8   cs: 0x0000001b   ds:0x00000023
  es: 0x00000023   fs: 0x00000000   gs: 0x0000000f  eflags:0x00010202

I purchased Office 2011 for Mac and have been using it for a year now.  I just purchased an Office 365 subscription and was told that I could not upgrade my existing license to my 365 license.  I then uninstalled Office 2011 as per Microsoft's page http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2398768/en-us

I then installed Office 2011 from my Office 365 link.  Since the Office 365 install I have been getting an error when starting Outlook saying my database needs to be rebuilt.  I go through the rebuilding and it errors out on "step 4 of 5: Recovering data..." and says my database could not be rebuilt -18000

I restored my Identity from Time Machine to the date before I uninstalled Office 2011, and still get the same error.  I followed the steps on this website, http://www.officeformachelp.com/2012/05/how-to-recover-your-data-when-rebuilding-restoring-and-upgrading-fails/ with the same results.  I am at a lost now trying to recover my emails.

Any thoughts?

(A standalone application that would take my raw messages and put them into either a *.pst or *.olm would be awesome..)

Thank you

Stewart Gordon

Hallo,

trotz intensiven Bemühens mit den vorgeschlagenen Einstellungen (securepop.t-online.de Port 995 und securesmtp.t-online.de port 465 oder 25) bekommen wir immer die Meldung: Für dieses Konto ist kein Verschlüsselungszertifikat angegeben. Mals können empfangen und gesendet werden, aber halt nicht verschlüsselt. 

T-online ist nicht hilfreich. die schieben es auf "outlook" oder mac und haben keine spezifische Anleitung.

Wer hatte das Problem und konnte es lösen?

Gruss

maierp 

I have done a number of web searches regarding subaddress use with Exchange.  Everything I have found says that Exchange does not support it, Office365 does not support it.  Now, since I can send emails with to addresses of the form user+modifier@domain to my Office365 address and since those emails do in fact show up in my user@domain Mac Outlook client inbox with the "+" to address intact, I'm inclined to think that either all of the postings were wrong or something has changed.

Be all of that as it may, does anyone know of a way to get the sender address on a given piece of email to include a subaddress modifier?

By the way, I have tested (though not exhaustively) subaddressing in both directions and am able to send to a modified address as well as receive modified address mail to me.

I have done a number of web searches regarding subaddress use with Exchange.  Everything I have found says that Exchange does not support it, Office365 does not support it.  Now, since I can send emails with to addresses of the form user+modifier@domain to my Office365 address and since those emails do in fact show up in my user@domain Mac Outlook client inbox with the "+" to address intact, I'm inclined to think that either all of the postings were wrong or something has changed.

Be all of that as it may, does anyone know of a way to get the sender address on a given piece of email to include a subaddress modifier?

By the way, I have tested (though not exhaustively) subaddressing in both directions and am able to send to a modified address as well as receive modified address mail to me.

I continue to have problems with my Outlook on my MAC.  The outlook does not keep me signed in, randomly signing me out and I have now discovered that all of my 'folders' are missing.  The outlook folders where I drop and drag to keep organized.  Additionally I cannot recreate the folds.  This has been going on for awhile and I wish I had been more attentive to when it began if it was in the same range of time as any updates...it has been a stressful  year and this is unfortunately one issue I should have been more attentive to.