Question about Outlook Express

Outlook for Mac (2011) will not receive e-mail while iMac is in sleep mode

What I have done:

Power Nap is enabled

Outlook for Mac Pref set sched to receive every 10 minutes

System is iMac 27" running Yosemite 10.10.5

Outlook for Mac version 14.6.2

Outlook for Mac (2011) will not receive e-mail while iMac is in sleep mode

What I have done:

Power Nap is enabled

Outlook for Mac Pref set sched to receive every 10 minutes

System is iMac 27" running Yosemite 10.10.5

Outlook for Mac version 14.6.2

I had inadvertently added a couple of fonts to the dropdown list for sending an email.

How can I remove these fonts?

thanks, 

Hello,
I have a problem with Outlook 2011 for Mac. The problem is that when playing the copy data in TimeMachine Mac Outlook must reconstruct its database. Starts using Microsoft Database (still do not remember) and performs five steps playback. Unfortunately, the hard disk does not have enough space to create a new database and the process time after which it hangs. I noticed that the program after playing the shows at the end of the other old database which his thanks were once played. Probably they occupy a lot of space. My questions are whether there is a chance to search for and delete the previous database to the recovery process and moving indices ended in success. The second question is where software Outlook for Mac are stored contacts, because they are the main element that I would like to recover. Maybe there is a chance to copy the TimeMachine and the whole recovery process is then not necessary? Thank you in advance for your help

When will the bug in Outlook 2011 in which the "replied-to" flags for IMAP messages are missing if you have to reinstall it?

This was raised here:

http://bit.ly/1Rf39E6

in 2013 and it is now 2016!

PLEASE NOTE: I WANT AN ANSWER FROM MICROSOFT PLEASE!  THERE ARE NO WORKAROUNDS.  I will continue posting here until someone from Microsoft addresses this issue.

On the iMac in question, running OS X 10.11.3 and Office 14.6.1 (I believe), when Outlook is started for the first time after the Mac has been rebooted it spends a long time "Setting up identity" - between 10 & 15 minutes. Subsequent quit & restart of Outlook sees it open up in less than 10 seconds.

Activity monitor shows the Microsoft Database Daemon doing quite a bit of work reading from disk. My assumption is that it is performing some sort of verification of the database. However there are no "backup" identities being created - which to my mind says it is not doing a full rebuild.

Outlook is connected to a single Exchange account and other machines running same versions of OS X and MS Office and connecting to the same exchange account do not exhibit this symptom. The Exchange account is quite large - approx 27GB.

My understanding is that it is not a good idea to rebuild an identity that contains an Exchange account because there may be unwanted changes that get pushed back to the Exchange server.

My Google search has shown up at least one other case of this happening but no resolution was noted so that hasn't helped me.

This symptom was observed on the iMac of a client of mine - so I'm not easily able to execute various troubleshooting steps ad-hoc.

My best guess is that there is a permissions issue on cache files? But I'd love to have somebody give definitive info :-)

Thanks,

Kiwi Graham

After installing Office 2011 Mac 14.6.2 (build 160219), I cannot connect to gmail.  The error is: "The server for account "Gmail" returned the error "[WEBALERT https://accounts.google.com/signin/continue?... Would you like to try re-entering your password?"

Gmail works fine in Mail and via the gmail.com website.

Any ideas or known fixes?

After installing Office 2011 Mac 14.6.2 (build 160219), I cannot connect to gmail.  The error is: "The server for account "Gmail" returned the error "[WEBALERT https://accounts.google.com/signin/continue?... Would you like to try re-entering your password?"

Gmail works fine in Mail and via the gmail.com website.

Any ideas or known fixes?

Hello - I'm just starting to use OneNote...and so far I like it very much. I'm wondering if adding photos, pdfs and other attachments affects the file sizes and bogs down performance. I've used Circus Ponies Notebook before and adding attachments made it VERY cumbersome to work with...I would appreciate any help with this question...