Our school is Mac based and running Outlook 2011 on the client machines, server is Exchange 2013.
I was trying to test sharing particular folder/subfolder from one account to another account but I can't make it work. I followed the steps HERE.
Is there is anything I need to do on the server? Thanks much in advance!
My problem is, the "Office Reminders" often pop up on one of those alternate Desktops. So, since I have the sound muted most of the day, I miss that I've had a popup on the screen.
I would like to either force them to view on ALL desktops or to at least always appear on a specific desktop (#1 in my case).
Thoughts? Is this do-able?
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I keep getting pop up wanting password for Email account and the option to save in Keychain. I Type in password and save to Keychain.
Still a problem.
Went into Keychain and did repair. no help
In Keychain, I deleted passwords. no help.
Tried \ before user name. no help.
I have an issue with outlook 2011 with a message appearing saying "end of file". I am able to get past this message by clicking ok and it doesn't look like it does anything other than prompt you to press ok.
I have tried a repair on the outlook identity but the message does re-occur.
This is not something that happens on a daily basis but it is something that I would like to resolve.
Has anyone seen this message before?
Thanks for your help in advanced,
Scott
I've imported my pst file from outlook 2007 to Mac Outlook 2011 I have dozens of subfolders, when I import I can see my inbox and deleted items but I can't see any subfolders. I've read the information on importing and exporting ansi and ascii,adn appreciate the old legacy problems, but as this is Outlook 2007 it shouldn't be an issue. Initially I just copied the pst file and imported, so next I exported all mail to pst in Outlook 2007 and then tried the import I get the same result. If I open the export in OUtlook 2007 (windows 7) it opens fine and I see all subfolders.
How do I get all folders visible? As I said I have dozens of subfolders, I don't want to export each folder separately that would literally take days, Whilst I appreciate I could also create an IMAP session and drag and drop to an IMAP folder, this would also take days. What I want is to be able to easily complete this task.
Appreciate this is the community helping, but can't tell you how annoying it is not being able to do this, searches on the internet just bring up sites trying to sell me a PST to mbox convertor so I can drop an mbox into Mac Outlook 2011, if there are dozens of sites selling this, then why doesn't the big M have a free pst to mbox convertor? After buying Office again, I really don't want to buy more software to make my new software work as I expect it should.
Many thanks in advance.
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