Outlook allows me to delete each email one-at-a-time when reading, but I would like to automate the process so that as the emails are downloaded to my computer, the emails are then automatically deleted from the server without having to so explicitly.

Thanks
Hi
I have outlook installed on my windows laptop.  My husband has now installed it on our mini mac but it isn't synchronised with my laptop and nor will it send emails (though it will receive them).  I would also like everything synchronised to my phone.  Any advice welcome as I have no idea where to start.
Thanks.
Jo
Hello,

I'm encountering the same issue and am hoping for some more ideas.

I've completely deleted they keychain and created a new logon,.keychain. I've also tried a new outlook Identity. I've repaired permissions and repaired the keychain once the error is encoutered.

I've recently gone as far as creating a new OSX profile and reconfiguring all email accounts. This is of course on a new outlook identity since this is a new profile and of course this is a new keychain.

Any troubleshooting advice would be appreciated as I am running out of ideas.
This seems to have happened after the Maverick update. No more microsoft or apple udpates have been found.

*no exchange server, only IMAP and POP accounts.

[Original post was for Exchange account. All new questions regarding Mavericks need to be new for best results.]
the saga continues with my Outlook issue following an update to Mavericks.  I've followed all the advice I can find on this forum.  Until someone releases an update to resolve this issue, I'm now wondering if there's a pref file I might want to delete that could be the source of my trouble

Trouble as:
  • emails re-downloading (unresolved by rebuilding identity, reinstalling office, creating new identity
  • Outlook hanging when I click on "advanced" in the accounts page
  • unable to send emails, despite having created brand new account with all the identical settings

with gratitude in advance,

Patrick

My company has shifted from a POP to an exchange account. I telecommute, working out of my home studio. When I attempted to set up the exchange account on my Mac (OSX 10.8.5) I repeatedly got "account can't be added. Outlook 2011 requires exchange server 2007 spi update rollup 4 or later." I am running the 14.3.8 version of Outlook for Mac 2011.

None of my colleagues have experienced this issue in the workplace. I have tried setting it up with VPN open and with it closed. I am considering waving a chicken over my head or howling at the moon if that would help. I am entering all of the information correctly as evidenced by my success with setting up the account on my i-phone and webmail.

Any ideas would be welcome.

Thanks,

David

Editorial cartoonist and inkslinger



I have done a ton of research and troubleshooting on this issue and have yet to find any kind of solution. I have a user who's Outlook causes CPU usage to go up to 100% immediately after the application is opened. The catch is that it only occurs if it connects to the Exchange server (Exchange 2007). If I disconnect the machine from the network (disable wi-fi and unplug ethernet) Outlook runs fine and only uses 2-3% CPU.

So far I have:

-Disabled/uninstalled anti-virus.
-Removed and re-installed Office 2011.
-Rebuilt outlook identity.
-Tried everything recommended in the KB article here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2409331/en-us
-Disk check/permissions check.
-Reformatted the machine and rebuilt from scratch.

Obviously there is one or more specific mail items causing an issues. Likely it's related to synchronization, but I have no idea how to determine what item is so we can go in and delete it. The application hard locks as soon as it's opened so I cannot do any troubleshooting within the application. Are there error logs somewhere I can check?

Oddly I have the user set up on a spare machine (also a Mac running 2011) and it does not have the same issue. The only difference is that Office on his laptop is fully up to date, while on the spare machine it's just a base install. This makes me think the issue is the result of a bug introduced in an update.

The user is running a 2012 MacBook air, mountain lion, both OSX and Office are fully up to date. It is connected to a Windows domain and Exchange 2007 server. Any assistance would be appreciated.
I have done a ton of research and troubleshooting on this issue and have yet to find any kind of solution. I have a user who's Outlook causes CPU usage to go up to 100% immediately after the application is opened. The catch is that it only occurs if it connects to the Exchange server (Exchange 2007). If I disconnect the machine from the network (disable wi-fi and unplug ethernet) Outlook runs fine and only uses 2-3% CPU.

So far I have:

-Disabled/uninstalled anti-virus.
-Removed and re-installed Office 2011.
-Rebuilt outlook identity.
-Tried everything recommended in the KB article here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2409331/en-us
-Disk check/permissions check.
-Reformatted the machine and rebuilt from scratch.

Obviously there is one or more specific mail items causing an issues. Likely it's related to synchronization, but I have no idea how to determine what item is so we can go in and delete it. The application hard locks as soon as it's opened so I cannot do any troubleshooting within the application. Are there error logs somewhere I can check?

Oddly I have the user set up on a spare machine (also a Mac running 2011) and it does not have the same issue. The only difference is that Office on his laptop is fully up to date, while on the spare machine it's just a base install. This makes me think the issue is the result of a bug introduced in an update.

The user is running a 2012 MacBook air, mountain lion, both OSX and Office are fully up to date. It is connected to a Windows domain and Exchange 2007 server. Any assistance would be appreciated.
I cannot view my entire preference window and cannot expand it  since Mavericks upgrade
Help
I cannot view my entire preference window and cannot expand it  since Mavericks upgrade
Help