Hello I want to define a signature as default (so that when I create a new email the signature will be inserted by default. How can I do it?
Hi all. I deleted half my Outlook inbox emails in error on my Mac. Yep I know!!  ... I back up using Time Machine. I use multiple email accounts. How do I find my specific account folder. Have tried to find in Main Identity folder in Documents but not sure what to look for. Once located, how do I only restore that specific Inbox folder?  Any advice would be much appreciated. Keith
Hi, I have just moved from entourage to Outlook 2011 for mac and when I get an email with lots of attachments they are shown in the grey bit under the send/to info but there does not seem to be an option like in entourage where I get to see the attachments listed in a sort of drop down box so I could grab the one I want. Is that option in 2011 somewhere?
I have configured our office email on a mac, set it using IMAP. However, if any message is deleted on the server, it reflects on the mac. Is there a way of saving the mail in like  pst or something?
Can someone provide the raw query syntax to create a saved search for Meeting Requests? I tried duration:exists, but that didn't work. Thank you 
Can someone provide the raw query syntax to create a saved search for Meeting Requests? I tried duration:exists, but that didn't work. Thank you 
On my former PC laptop I was able to open an email in Outlook, open a Word attachment in that email, edit that document with track changes, save the edited version (with markings/comments) TO THE EMAIL THAT IT CAME FROM (rather than to desktop or any other place on my hard drive), open a reply-to-sender window, drag the edited version of the document into the reply, and then send it back to its author so she/he could see and work with my edits/comments.  Is there a way to do that in Office for Mac 2011?  I'm trying to avoid having to save the document to desktop and then insert it into the reply. 
On my former PC laptop I was able to open an email in Outlook, open a Word attachment in that email, edit that document with track changes, save the edited version (with markings/comments) TO THE EMAIL THAT IT CAME FROM (rather than to desktop or any other place on my hard drive), open a reply-to-sender window, drag the edited version of the document into the reply, and then send it back to its author so she/he could see and work with my edits/comments.  Is there a way to do that in Office for Mac 2011?  I'm trying to avoid having to save the document to desktop and then insert it into the reply. 
I am running Microsoft Office for mac 2011. The search function does not work in Outlook. Any suggestions?
Is it possible to have shared calendars side by side in Outlook for Mac 2011 instead of overlaid, like you can in Outlook for Windows?