Thanks,
Evan
Hi ,
I have a .pst file from my windows PC , which i wish to import to my new mac .
I am aware that i can import the same in outlook for mac , by using the import tool , however here is what i am looking forward to for help
I have a .pst file from my windows PC , which i wish to import to my new mac .
I am aware that i can import the same in outlook for mac , by using the import tool , however here is what i am looking forward to for help
- when i add my email address (pop3) to this outlook on mac , in which i have already imported a earlier .pst file , it should start receiving/ addind mails & other relevant data to the same .pst file and should not create a new data file .
Help shall be appericated.
Regards
Brahm
Hi, i would like to set up an iCloud email address in Outlook 2011 (14.2.5) but i don't want iCloud to sync to Outlook address book and calendars.
Is there a way i can do that?
Thanx
I could do this in Outlook for Windows. How can I do this in Outlook for Mac 2011?
I reloaded Office for Mac 2011 and my BCC line has disappeared. Any suggestions?
I reloaded Office for Mac 2011 and my BCC line has disappeared. Any suggestions?
I updated my Outlook 2011 to Version 14.3.6 on July 22. Since then, I have had application freeze issues on a daily basis. I have to force quit the application and then restart. Things work fine for a while and then I'll either get extreme performance
degradation - takes 20-30 seconds for each letter I type to appear on the screen - or an all out freeze. This happens 3-7 times over the course of a typical work day.
I have had this issue in the past but not for the last two or three version upgrades. A colleague using a similar vintage MacBook Air (OS 10.8.4 / 1.8 GHz / 4 GB memory) has had similar issues.
Compare to some of the other posts I've seen, this seems version specific. Any suggestions on where to start troubleshooting? Uninstall/reinstall?
Thanks for your advice,
Jeff
I have a customer with an Office365 Small Business Premium subscription. One of the users has a MacBook Pro and iMac both running Mountain Lion with Office 2011 fully patched. When running Outlook, we see extremely high CPU usage by the Outlook process - it's averaging about 95%, which in turn causes poor performance on the MacBook/iMac in general - the spinning beachball repeatedly pops up rendering the MacBook unusable. I've been through a lot of troubleshooting on this to no avail. Here's what I've done so far:
- Reinstalled Office
- Created a new user profile
- Rebuilt the Outlook identity
- Rebuilt the Outlook database as per http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2360509
- Cleared out Deleted Items as per http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/mac/forum/macoffice2011-macoutlook/mac-outlook-1412-cpu-runs-very-high-since-install/82b8671b-f186-418e-b751-a5d6321f0f07
- Reindexed Spotlight
- Disabled autodiscover in AppleScript as per http://www.officeformachelp.com/outlook/exchange/autodiscover/
- Reduced the number of subfolders/items in "important folders"
- Disabled Sync Services
- Set Outlook to download headers only
What is curious is that I've just setup a brand new iMac for this user and for approximately four hours after connecting to Office 365 the iMac ran perfectly well, then boom - I've got exactly the same problem. The only other apps that were installed were Evernote and Dropbox.
Does anyone have any suggestions on troubleshooting this further?
exporting olm file for outlook mac - taking forever - have cleared down loads of mails and all folders are below 5ooo mails
still takes 25hrs to only do a small amount of the files
any help would be much appreciated
Hi Guys,
I'm new to mac and outlook, I cannot set time time interval for receiving messages. It's really annoying to hit send/receive button every 5 minutes to check my emails. Can someone please help me on this. I can find a solution for windows but not for mac. Help needed guys Thanks in advance.
I'm new to mac and outlook, I cannot set time time interval for receiving messages. It's really annoying to hit send/receive button every 5 minutes to check my emails. Can someone please help me on this. I can find a solution for windows but not for mac. Help needed guys Thanks in advance.
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