When I create a new email all is fine. However when I reply to select emails the font size of my signature increases from 15pt to 16pt. I cant pick the pattern here as to what sort of email it does this for. All are Outlook for Windows originated.
This happens always for the same senders. None of which are sending in plain text.
Any thoughts?
I have the same result when ticking or unticking " When replying or forwarding, use the format of the original message"
Im running Outlook for Mac 2011.
Hi
I have outlook connected to Gmail (using IMAP), but suddenly just started to download the messages (as usual) but with all messages set as "read". (I think I have not changed anything, but not sure)
Any Clue?
I have outlook connected to Gmail (using IMAP), but suddenly just started to download the messages (as usual) but with all messages set as "read". (I think I have not changed anything, but not sure)
Any Clue?
Running Office 2011 on 10.9.1. I noticed lately (not sure when this started, but pretty sure it was when I updated from 10.8) that when Outlook is running in the background it does not check our exchange server for new mail. As soon as I switch to Outlook
it queries the mail server and retrieves any new mail waiting for me.
I'd like to get Outlook to work the way it used to, where it checked for new mail in the background.
Can anyone steer me in the right direction?
Thanks!
I have Office 365 Home Premium (9.99/mo) installed on my MacAir using the latest version of the Maverick OS. Only 4 icons show W P X O. Where are One Note, Access & Publisher. I have deactivated and reinstalled and the same 4. I have been using this
for at least 6 months. I think when I first installed, I had all the applications but now they all don't show. What could have happened?
Hi,
This is my first post. I dont have much experience with Macs. I've had a look through the settings but cant find what I need to use SSLV3. Recently we had our TMG gateway security increased to block SSLV2 as per this http://www.isaserver.org/articles-tutorials/configuration-security/improving-ssl-security-forefront-threat-management-gateway-tmg-2010-published-web-sites.html since then the mac users cannot access the our exchange when working from an external connection. The mac users are able to work ok when on the corp network as they arent hitting the TMG. Other users running Win7/8 with Outlook are working ok on and off the corp network. Webmail works ok externally as well.
I am trying to find out if there is a way to force Outlook 2011 to use SSLV3
I've checked the certificates and they are for Lync.
Thanks in advance.
Dave
MacBook Pro
OS 10.9.1
Outlook - 14.3.9 (131030)
I have spent days on the phone with Microsoft Tech Support over the last couple of weeks tying to get Outlook to work properly.
- Re-Installing Office
- deleting various library and preference files
- deleting emails (8MB+) from my gmail account
- deleting thousands of emails from POP accounts
- Changing Apple ID
All to no avail - and the damn program still crashes?
It was working fine before I updated to Mavericks 10.9.1
Any ideas here as to why or perhaps an idea that we've missed that is a potential solution?
Appreciate the help!
I am using Outlook 2011 on a MacBook Pro running version 10.9.1.
Whenever I receive digitally signed emails from anyone I get an error message that reads, "The e-mail address "*** Email address is removed for privacy ***" in the signing certificate does not match the sender's address."
I've determined that this happens probably because of a case mismatch with the email that is listed in the certificate and the actual email address that appears in the header of the mail message. For example, I will see an email address like *** Email address is removed for privacy *** in the certificate. But, his Exchange server translates the email address to *** Email address is removed for privacy ***.
Based on the RFC description for handling email, the Outlook 2011 client should accept mixed case. But it doesn't seem to.
Is there a legitimate workaround to this? I've looked for a setting to see if I can switch this behavior to match the RFC but I don't see one.
<grasping at straws> Can Microsoft put an item into the backlog to fix this please. </grasping at straws>
Thanks for your time.
John
Whenever I receive digitally signed emails from anyone I get an error message that reads, "The e-mail address "*** Email address is removed for privacy ***" in the signing certificate does not match the sender's address."
I've determined that this happens probably because of a case mismatch with the email that is listed in the certificate and the actual email address that appears in the header of the mail message. For example, I will see an email address like *** Email address is removed for privacy *** in the certificate. But, his Exchange server translates the email address to *** Email address is removed for privacy ***.
Based on the RFC description for handling email, the Outlook 2011 client should accept mixed case. But it doesn't seem to.
Is there a legitimate workaround to this? I've looked for a setting to see if I can switch this behavior to match the RFC but I don't see one.
<grasping at straws> Can Microsoft put an item into the backlog to fix this please. </grasping at straws>
Thanks for your time.
John
One of our users's pointed out the lack of Time Zone information that used to be displayed by Outlook. My guess is that one of Microsoft's updates broke this feature. As you can see in the below images, the UTC drift used to be displayed in the Date header
on forwarded or replied emails. Does anyone no of a way to get this information back? Or have specifics as to what broke this feature?
Used To Display:
Currently Displays:
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