Using Outlook 2011 for Mac, I have been trying to select the applecsript, "file message by category" for all outgoing mail.
Under rules I selected:
outgoing (under my computer)
when a message is sent:
from= exists
run applescript =script
When I select the script button and go to the folder of scripts under
library/application support/ microsoft/outlook script menu items
I am not allowed to select any of them (greyed out).
I also tried moving a copy of the script I want to the
library/scripts folder
but I still cannot select it.
We know the Outbox is gone -- that disappeared in an update last year. But this just started. When I go to send an email, it shows 3 being sent and 2 of those appear to be stuck in the Outbox and never even get sent. I don't know what they are, never
created them, and they bog down the send every time. Since Outbox folder isn't shown, I can't find or delete these mysterious 2 emails. Any ideas appreciated. HELP!
I trashed this file by accident, I thought it meant to remove the main file but after looking at this forum(which I should have done before) I've seen that this is not the case :')
Is there anyway I can get this back to re-open my outlook? Or if not is there anyway I can uninstall it and then re-install without having to get rid of everything? :/
Thanks,
I am considering wireless synch between my BB Z10 phone and my Mac using outlook.com. Can i set up an outlook .com account in Office for Mac 11?
I thought I read somewhere that as part of the update to Office 2011 for Mac when the new subscription version of Office 2013 was launched earlier this month it was now possible to add an IMAP version of Outlook.com / Hotmail / MSN accounts . Previously
only a POP version of these accounts could be used with the Mac version of Office because of the requirement for an "MSN connector" plug-in which has never been released for the Mac version of Outlook 2011.
Is my understanding correct and if so can someone give me the PRECISE settings required to enable me to add an Outlook.com email account to the "new' Outlook for Mac 2011.
Is it possible when connecting someone to an exchange server to only activate certain services, like you can for Exchange ActiveSync on a mobile device?
we have a client that hosts their email somewhere else, but needs to sync their contacts and calendars via exchange. So it would be great to connect them to an exchange server that we have, but to only use it for the contacts and calendars. We DO have
them set up and calendars and contacts are syncing as planned. But the setup forces them to also have superflous InBoxes in their Mail section that they do not need. Since the client is not technical it is very confusing to them. So we would love to deactivate
the mail service on that particular exchange account and leave the Conctacts and Calendars syncing. Unfortunately,I don't think there is an ActiveSynclike implementation for desktops.
Hopefully I was clear on this.
Thanks so much in advance for anyone who has any thoughts on this, even if it's not possible. If it's not - I would suggest this as a feature to implement.
Oh yes - We're working on Outlook for Mac.
Thank You!
This is a question that involves using Excel, Word & Outlook. Please direct me to the proper forum if necessary.
I want to send out personalized cover letters to each one of them via e-mail.
I have a cover letter word document containing merge fields linked to the Excel document.
I need to do the following:
- Merge the cover letter word document with the Excel spreadsheet to create 500 separate and personalized .pdf files of the cover letter, each with a filename derived from the name of the company (Ex: "Cover Letter - Toshiba"; "Cover Letter - Samsung")
- Attach each one of the personalized cover letter .pdf files to a corresponding e-mail message in Outlook
- The e-mail messages themselves must also be personalized using the same information from the Excel spreadsheet
As a result, each employer would receive an e-mail message similar to the following, with the "<< >>" indicating the personalized fields.
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To: <<*** Email address is removed for privacy ***>>
From: *** Email address is removed for privacy ***
Subject: Application for <<Sales Position>>
Dear <<Mr. Doe>>,
I would like to apply for the <<Sales Position>> at <<Toshiba>>.
Attached please find my cover letter for your consideration.
Thanks,
Jane
Attachment: "Cover Letter - <<Toshiba>>"
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If what I have described is not possible using the methods I described, please advise as to what methods I could use that would not require me to do any sort of manual personalization (ex: attaching each document one at a time, naming each file, or having
to merge several times).
Streamlining this process seems like a completely reasonable thing to be able to do with Microsoft Office, I imagine many people do it now just by using brute force. I hope I won't need to do that.
Any help is appreciated!
I can't figure out how or why Outlook 2011 is doing this, but I've checked the MS Office dictionaries and I don't see it. But what is happening is that when I type in dont or don't, the autocorrect is correcting it to say
don't' the same with couldn't becoming couldn't'
Note the extra apostrophe after the t '
Where can I find this incorrect auto correct and stop it?
Thanks
Jeff
I am running Mountain Lion and was prompted to download the Office 14.3.1 update. I downloaded/installed it successfully, and when I opened Outlook after the update I discovered that all emails in my Inbox and Folders that were sent or received in the
past six days are absent. I searched everywhere including the deleted folder and could not find a trace of the emails. I rebuilt the database and that did not bring back the emails. Any suggestions?
Hello,
At my workplace we have some PC computers running outlook 2003, and some Mac computers, running outlook 2011. I am trying to share folders from an outlook 2003 account on PC, and have them visible on the Mac outlook 2011 account.
Ideally I need to be able to open a secondary calendar subfolder, but I am actually unable to open ANY shared folders.
I know the complicated process for sharing subfolders, and have executed this between multiple 2003 PC users, but am thus far unable to do it on a Mac. Here is what have tried:
I have given the 2011 mac user permission as an editor to my calendar, and my mailbox, and had that user try to "open a shared calendar" and "open a shared inbox"
I have made the 2011 mac user a delegate with editor access to my mailbox and calendar, and then had that user add me in "users I am a delegate for" and then try to open my mailbox and calendars.
In both cases I do not get any error messages, but nothing happens - no folders appear, no "shared folders" drop-down appears on the navigation bar. Nothing - I click okay, the window closes and nothing is different.
If I go to send an e-mail on the other user's computer, I can select myself to send the e-mail from, but when I send the e-mail I get a "Unknown error has occured in outlook" -19992 message.
I have tried quiting and reopening outlook on both accounts multiple times.
Thank you in advance for all your help!
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