For Office 2011 for Mac and Outlook app for iPhone for Office 365, I am forced to reauthenticate (login) several times a week for multiple email accounts, both Office 365 and Outlook.com  Not only is this behavior annoying, it is a big time waster. I am getting to the point of moving to another email service if this problem is not solved. When I asked GoDaddy about this (O365 reseller), they suggested I use the native Apple email client!

I have the Microsoft Office 2011 downloaded 2/16 on my Mac. Was using the Outlook for Mac option until last week when one of the companies I consult for downloaded their Outlook Exchange on my computer and I can no longer get into Outlook (the logo comes up and doesn't load) to work with my other accounts.

I am told with the Mac version of Office, I should be able to access Outlook, but I cannot. I have spent a day where I should be making money trying to work with a few folks who cannot help me - a Microsoft store employee told me to use IE to download a repair. The Microsoft folks in the Philippines hung up on me twice and then told me I had to go to an Exchange page and it hung up on me again.

Do I buy a new version? Should I have Home Office version? That would then delete the programs on my family computers (it's a 5 pack). Any assistance or understandable (I have not always been able to understand the computer speak) directions will be most appreciated.

After updating to 10.11.4 of OSX El Capitan I start having again the issue of Outlook crashing after connecting to the server.  No error number, just "Microsoft Outlook must be closed..."

Any solution for this?

Thank you,

Lucian

I am using mail.com as my email provider.  I can view email on the web by signing into my mail.com account.  All of my email shows up.  I also have MS Office 2011 for Mac and have set up Outlook to receive and sent mail using my @mail.com account.  

The inbox does not alway include incoming mail that I find on the mail.com site.  In fact, email messages sent from Customer Service at Mail.com only show up on their site - not in my Outlook Inbox.  

All of my setting seem to be correct.  I'm perplexed.  

Stephen

I am using mail.com as my email provider.  I can view email on the web by signing into my mail.com account.  All of my email shows up.  I also have MS Office 2011 for Mac and have set up Outlook to receive and sent mail using my @mail.com account.  

The inbox does not alway include incoming mail that I find on the mail.com site.  In fact, email messages sent from Customer Service at Mail.com only show up on their site - not in my Outlook Inbox.  

All of my setting seem to be correct.  I'm perplexed.  

Stephen

I had Office 2010 for MacBook Air on my laptop. Upgraded to Office 2011 a few days ago. Next morning all my data for Outlook had disappeared including account detail. Copied data across from my Widows desktop yesterday and this morning all of the data had disappeared again. Feel like reverting to Office 2010 as I had no problems with it

I had Office 2010 for MacBook Air on my laptop. Upgraded to Office 2011 a few days ago. Next morning all my data for Outlook had disappeared including account detail. Copied data across from my Widows desktop yesterday and this morning all of the data had disappeared again. Feel like reverting to Office 2010 as I had no problems with it

I have switched to an IMAP account from a POP account with my ISP. Now I need to delete the POP account from Outlook for Mac 2011. Currently under the POP account "On My Computer" inbox folder I have a number of sub-folders I have created. Does anyone know what happens to these if I delete the associated POP account? Is there no impact or do they get deleted along with the POP account? If they would get deleted how can I keep them somewhere? 

Recently Office keeps crashing frequently, once a week. I rebuild the database and it lasts for a week and crashes.

It probably is too big. Is there a way to solve this and still keep my recent emails accessible (last 6 months at least)? Like archiving old stuff? How can I do that?

Thank you

I recently manually archived a few folders to my backup Seagate hard drive and asked Outlook to delete them.  Since then, all my other Outlook folders EXCEPT my Inbox are empty. (The folders I archived were deleted as requested - I am referring to all my other folders, including Sent and Deleted messages) These folders are still visible but have no files in them.  Does anyone know where the files might be? How can I repopulate them?