Whenever I use my Mac outside and connect to the internet via my dongle, or a shared wifi, Outlook freezes and I constantly get this alert:
'Mail could not be received at this time. The server for account "Gmail" returned the error "[ALERT] Too many simultaneous connections. (Failure)." Your username/password or security settings may be incorrect. Would you like to try re-entering your password?'
I re-enter my password again and again in order to unfreeze Outlook, but still the alert keeps coming back, which renders Outlook unusable when connected.
I would be grateful for advice on how to disable this alert, or configure so that it only comes up every few minutes instead of every few seconds.
For info, current Outlook settings in Accounts/Advanced/Server are: 'sync all IMAP folders every 10 minutes' and 'refresh server connection after 20 minutes'.
I am running Office for Mac 2011 (14.3.8) accessing an Exchange email server. I have changed the password using OWA. The new password includes special characters. OWA is working fine.
However, my Mac outlook is refusing the password and won't log into the exchange account. The password in outlook is the correct one and I have verified this through keychain manager.
Has anybody else experiences this problem with special characters? Is it possible that Outlook for Mac is incompatible with special characters?
I appreciate any help.
do you know if it is possible to purchase Outlook for MAC on it own. I have the home Student version but want to use outlook .. now I do not want to buy the whole suite again. I just want Outlook...
Luciano
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