Message Sources

16. March 2014 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: , ,

Good evening, 

I have a Macbook Air from 2011 and have moved from Outlook to Mail as I had to continue duplicating the mail identity and Outlook was not working properly. However my 'Message Sources' folder continues growing to a point that I hardly have 1 GB of space left. Would anybody be able to advise if I can delete the 'Message Sources' folder without affecting my emails (or Word, Excel or any Microsoft programme that I continue using) given that I will not be using Outlook any longer in this computer and I will be using Mail?


Many thanks

Ignacio

Custom Forms in Outlook for Mac

16. March 2014 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac

Hello-

I have a custom contact form, created on a PC and saved as .oft file.  I would like to use this form on Outlook for Mac. Is this possible?

Jessica

Outlook Mac (Office 365) will not open

15. March 2014 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: , ,
Hi Outlook just flashes with the logo in the middle of the screen and disappears. Using Outlook Mac 2011 under Office Home 365 license.  Word, Excell and Powerpoint seem to work fine. 

I cannot view full day appointments in the monthy view only in the daily view

15. March 2014 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac
In my monthly view I cannot see a full day appointment like a three day meeting I have posted. I can view it when I look at the weekly and daily but not monthly. Any help or recommendation is appreciated.

Specified string literal size exceeds maximum supported string literal size.

15. March 2014 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags:

Dear all , 

I keep getting this arrow. 

can any one help to remove, rectify it.

Where to change defaults in Outlook

14. March 2014 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac

Is there a better, i.e. more complete listing of default settings that can be changed in Outlook for Mac 2011?

I have gone through the Preferences dialog, but those settings are all but useless once you get past the basic settings.

The Windows version has tons of capability in this regard.

Since March 12, 2014 my Microsoft Outlook 2011 email has not been working properly

14. March 2014 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac

Have there been recent updates to Outlook 2011? My email has not worked properly for day including:

- 3-5 attempts to send emails (with or without attachments)

- not staying connected to the server

- updating only sporadically

Is there a patch I am missing?

Thanks!

Gmail folder rebuilds automatically after I delete all messages..How do i stop this

14. March 2014 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: ,

I have Office for Mac 2011.

I have two Gmail folders. Don't no why?

I have deleted all files in the Gmail file which has these folders:

(Gmail)

       All Mail

       All Mail

       Drafts

       Important

       Sent Mail

       Trash

I have deletes every email in all of these folders and it rebuilds automatically.  

I get an error message from google that slows up my email that says i have sent too large of file, error code: 1206.

I was hoping that deleting all it would solve problem, but it rebuilds and the problem continues.

My other Inbox looks like this and works fine:

Inbox

    On My Computer

    Gmail

Drafts

Sent Items

Deleted Items

Outlook 2011 displays error message “Upgrading Identity” when starting

14. March 2014 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: , ,

I am running the latest version of Mac OS (10.9.2) and Office 2011 for Mac with the latest Outlook-version (14.3.9).  Approximately every third time that I start Outlook I receive a message that I need to do an identity upgrade (in Swedish "Konfigurerar Identitet..."). This takes approximately 10 - 15 minutes before i can use Outlook again.

Any idea on how I can fix this permanently? Thanks and best regards

Outlook for MAC 2011 Kerberos with Exchange 2013

14. March 2014 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: , ,

Hi guys,


I've been sent here from the Technet guys where you can find my original question: Exchange 2013 Kerberos with Outlook for MAC 2011

For everyones convenience I list the details of the case again:

I'm in the process of deploying a domain from scratch for my company because we have to get rid of the single label domain we are using right now.

Here are some Facts:

  • We have 3 offices in 2 countrys, connected through IPsec VPN
  • One internal domain: abc.lan
  • One external (email) domain: abc.com
  • Every office has one DC and one Exchange 2013 SP1 Server at the moment.
  • ALL internal AND external Exchange URLs of all 3 Exchange Servers use mail.abc.com in order to keep SAN requirements low additionally this is basically DNS round robin
  • I have deployed Kerberos according to this article Exchange 2013 - Configure the Client and Kerberos (load balancer or DNS round-robin) access (it's a french article so you need to translate it in your language via google or something)
  • The MAC Clients can domain join without any problems and access SMB shares with "single sign on"

The Problem:
With Outlook 2007, 2010 and 2013 Clients everything is working perfectly. But on Outlook for MAC 2011 I have the issue that when I configure the mailaccount with Kerberos authentication, I get the Message: "This Exchange server does not use Kerberos authentication. Click OK to turn off Kerberos authentication".

I checked "klist" in terminal and the required kerberos ticket is present: http/*** Email address is removed for privacy ***

Strange behaviour here is, that Outlook says it is "Connected to Exchange". But neither the sync/send mail is working nor the public folders are.
Another strange thing is that if you wait 5-10 minutes, everything is working flawlessly.

Does anyone have an advice?
According to the proposed Answer of this Outlook 2011 for Mac - cannot use Kerberos thread the problem is that kerberos does not work with EWS external URL. Which is fine because I only need to use it internally but since both external and internal URLs are the same, this could maybe confuse the not that sophisticated Outlook for MAC client. Can anyone confirm that?
I know that kerberos is not working from outside the network. This test is only focusing on clients that are within the LAN.

When you troubleshoot connection issues in Outlook on Windows you can CTRL+Click on the taskbar icon of outlook and go to "Connection Status" or "Test E-Mail AutoConfiguration" which saved my rear end quite often by now. Is there something similar on MAC?

Any suggestion is greatly appreciated. :)

Best greetings,
Vasko

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