Here at the office we have people making it a habit to run over their scheduled time slots in our meeting rooms. Is there a way to get something to pop up on the screen telling them the meeting is over via the calendar or something else?
Does anyone know if this exists?
Hallo wer kennt eine Lösung für das Problem?
Mehrmals täglich erhalte ich folgende Fehlermeldung:
Outlook kann den Server nicht finden. Überprüfen Sie, ob die Serverdaten unter "Kontoeinstellungen" und die DNS-Einstellungen in den Systemeinstellungen unter "Netzwerk" richtig eingetragen sind.
Zurzeit können keine Nachrichten empfangen werden.
Der Provider ist ARCOR und ich nutze das Postfach über IMAP.
Bei einem anderen Provider (Freenet) tritt der Fehler nicht auf.
Ich denke es kann an den Einstellungen liegen. Aber wo?
I have installed Outlook:Mac 2011 onto my mac running maverick. I am getting duplicate emails repeatedly coming into my Inbox and cannot stop this duplication of same email.
Is there a fix for this problem as it is not happening on my windows pc or iPhone.
Many thanks
David
Bom dia,
Estamos tentando adicionar uma pasta compartilhada em uma caixa de correio no Outlook for Mac 2011.
Conseguimos adicionar esta pasta normalmente em um Outlook 2013 para Windows.
O que precisamos é inserir apenas uma pasta compartilhada no Outlook for Mac 2011.
O caminho para esta mesma configuração no Windows é o abaixo:
1 – no menu principal do Outlook, localize no topo, a opção Caixa de correio – Seu nome
2 – clique com o botão direito do mouse;
3 – na caixa de diálogo que se abre, localize na última linha Propriedades de arquivos e dados;
4 – na nova caixa de diálogos que se abre, localize no meio da tela à direita a opção Avançado e clique sobre ela;
5 – abrindo nova caixa de diálogos, um pouco menor, localize uma aba no alto com a opção Avançado e clique sobre ela;
6 – abrirá uma nova caixa de diálogos, e você deve acionar a opção adicionar;
7 abrirá uma nova caixa de diálogos em que você deverá escrever o nome do usuário 'dono' da pasta compartilhada clicar em Aplicar, depois em OK e mais uma vez em OK. Isso fechará todas as caixas de diálogo abertas, voltando para o menu principal do Outlook;
Qual seria o caminho para realizar esta configuração no Outlook for Mac 2011?
Aguardo resposta, obrigado.
Atenciosamente,
Fellipe Freitas
Estamos tentando adicionar uma pasta compartilhada em uma caixa de correio no Outlook for Mac 2011.
Conseguimos adicionar esta pasta normalmente em um Outlook 2013 para Windows.
O que precisamos é inserir apenas uma pasta compartilhada no Outlook for Mac 2011.
O caminho para esta mesma configuração no Windows é o abaixo:
1 – no menu principal do Outlook, localize no topo, a opção Caixa de correio – Seu nome
2 – clique com o botão direito do mouse;
3 – na caixa de diálogo que se abre, localize na última linha Propriedades de arquivos e dados;
4 – na nova caixa de diálogos que se abre, localize no meio da tela à direita a opção Avançado e clique sobre ela;
5 – abrindo nova caixa de diálogos, um pouco menor, localize uma aba no alto com a opção Avançado e clique sobre ela;
6 – abrirá uma nova caixa de diálogos, e você deve acionar a opção adicionar;
7 abrirá uma nova caixa de diálogos em que você deverá escrever o nome do usuário 'dono' da pasta compartilhada clicar em Aplicar, depois em OK e mais uma vez em OK. Isso fechará todas as caixas de diálogo abertas, voltando para o menu principal do Outlook;
Qual seria o caminho para realizar esta configuração no Outlook for Mac 2011?
Aguardo resposta, obrigado.
Atenciosamente,
Fellipe Freitas
I have a number of users on Outlook 2011 that are having issues working between the office and remotely when attempting to connect to an Exchange 2010 server.
Within the office, users must be connected via ethernet. Internally, the mail server is internal.mycompany.com. Externally, it's external.mycompany.com.
When the user is connected to the internal network, only internal.mycompany.com is reachable. external.mycompany.com is not. When working remotely, the opposite is in effect. (I don't know why this is the case, I'm just the support grunt).
When attempting to configure Outlook 2011 and the user is connected to the internal network, auto discover seems to try and access external.mycompany.com rather than internal.mycompany.com.
No matter if I allow or deny the request, eventually Outlook will prompt for me to enter the server address manually. When I add internal.mycompany.com, it connects. When the user goes offsite, it switches to external.mycompany.com.
But, when the user comes back to the office, Outlook fails to switch and the user cannot connect.
Apple Mail does detect the correct server details for both internal and external servers, avoiding the issue.
Can anyone shed any light on the issue? At first, I thought it might have been an Exchange-related issue but as I can get mail to work within Apple Mail, I'm leaning towards an Outlook 2011 issue.
Is it possible to manually specify both internal and external servers and turn auto discovery off?
I am trying to add an account to outlook 2011 for mac and seem to be having some trouble. It's for my college email account, which uses MS exchange, so it should theoretically be easy to install. I click "add account", then enter the address username and
domain as instructed on our website. This results in a prompt telling me it was redirected to a server (as expected), and it wants to know if I give it permission to automatically configure the settings. I click yes, and then it tells me that the authentication
failed. The school's website doesn't have any instructions for manual configuration, and I've tried it multiple times and restarted so I know it isn't a one-time glitch. Does anybody have any ideas? Is there possibly a piece of software that I'm missing that
allows it to interact with the server? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Hi,
I need to export a file of 7000 contacts from Outlook for Mac into Excel to get it processed by a third party.
When exporting from Outlook, normally I should received 7000 rows separated by the columns Name, First Name, e-mail, Address, Birthday, Notes, etc…
But every time, the Excel document shows totally messed up: p.ex. under the column “Name”, elements that should show up under "Notes” show up, totalling nearly 14'000 rows of data.
In the screenshot attached, everything marked in yellow should not be listed there, but on the same row as the contact.
I tried it with both, exporting "Contacts to a list" (tab-limited text), as well as .olm file.
After trying on several computers I believe there is an issue with Outlook.
Before upgrading to Office for Mac 2011, this never was a problem.
My system: Office for Mac 2011 14.3.9 , MacOs 10.6.8
Anyone has the solution to help me out? Your input is greatly appreciated as it is urgent!
I need to export a file of 7000 contacts from Outlook for Mac into Excel to get it processed by a third party.
When exporting from Outlook, normally I should received 7000 rows separated by the columns Name, First Name, e-mail, Address, Birthday, Notes, etc…
But every time, the Excel document shows totally messed up: p.ex. under the column “Name”, elements that should show up under "Notes” show up, totalling nearly 14'000 rows of data.
In the screenshot attached, everything marked in yellow should not be listed there, but on the same row as the contact.
I tried it with both, exporting "Contacts to a list" (tab-limited text), as well as .olm file.
After trying on several computers I believe there is an issue with Outlook.
Before upgrading to Office for Mac 2011, this never was a problem.
My system: Office for Mac 2011 14.3.9 , MacOs 10.6.8
Anyone has the solution to help me out? Your input is greatly appreciated as it is urgent!
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