I am now getting a duplicate folder name error 1025 in /Gmail/Spam/. I have hidden those folders from IMAP and in the case of the one below the root, I removed. Under advanced/folders I said move junk mail to trash. My Outlook version is 14.2.3. Apple
mail does not have this problem nor does Outlook for Windows.
Yesterday I changed what folders are visible in IMAP for my Gmail accounts. The only ones I show now are: inbox, sent, draft, trash and starred.
Hello,
how can access to my exchange 2010 Personal archive in my outlook for MAC?
It doesn't appear !
I try on a windows outlook and it 's appear .
Thanks
How do I talk to someone on the phone to answer my questions about Outlook?
In the past, I noticed that what seemed to be a random event, resulted in all of the data in Address Book and iCal being deleted. This became apparent when I synced my iPhone and iPad.
The last time this happened, I realized it was right after I had done a "critical" update for Office 2011 (that was, perhaps, 2 weeks ago). Then, today I did another Office 2011 "critical" update. But, before I did it, I made sure I'd backed up my Address
Book and iCal data. When the update was done I checked both programs. Data that had been there prior to the update was gone. It is 100% clear to me that this is a BUG in the Office 2011 update process. Has anyone else run into this?
Yes, I can recover - but, I shouldn't have to go through the process of removing the "sync" options in preferences, shutting down and restarting Outlook then re-checking the sync options. Nor should I have to go through a back up prior to an update only
to restore Address Book and iCal after the update.
Carl
how i can actived the return recive in outlook 2011
I have really run out of ideas here. All that I am trying to do is add certificates to contacts that I have in my address book. When I go to the "Details" tab in an email and try to "Add Encryption Certificate to Contacts" it never shows up on the contact.
When I download the certificate manually then go to the contact hit the "+" button and try to add it, it seems like it is adding it but never shows up.
So far I have done a "rebuild" on the identity, created a new identity and tried every which way to add the certificates. They just will not add... If anyone could help me out with this issue I would very much appreciate it!
Let's set the groundwork:
Mac OS X 10.8.2 (Mountain Lion)
Lync 2011 14.0.4 (also seen with 14.0.2 and 14.0.3)
Outlook 2011 14.3.1
When Lync and Outlook are run concurrently Lync 2011 will, after a brief period of time, report extremely high CPU utilization (over 150% CPU on a Core i7 CPU). At the same time, Outlook 2011 will report high (40% and above) CPU usage. Threads used by Lync 2011 will go up to about 85 (from 24 when running by itself).
During this time Lync will remain responsive, but Outlook 2011 will be effectively unresponsive (command-Q will quit Outlook after a delay of 10-15 seconds). Inspecting the Lync or Outlook process via Activity Monitor will show abnormally large numbers
of Mach Messages, System Calls, and Context Switches.
Quitting either Lync or Outlook will return CPU utilization and other indicators to normal levels.
This behavior has been going on for several months. It's not a crashing issue, but it makes it impossible to run Lync and Outlook at the same time.
I've deleted and rebuilt ~/Documents/Microsoft User Data/. I've done a clean re-install of Mac OS X on my Mac. I've confirmed that another user in my company is seeing the same behavior on their computer. I've also read the other threads here: this is
not the "I had 10K messages in my Deleted Items folder" error - I've long cleared that. My total Exchange Server storage is 610MB, with the largest single subfolder at 100MB (1,569 items). Inbox is typically between 75 and 300 items, with no subfolders.
I had high hopes for the Lync 14.0.4 update, but the issue remains. Any assistance would be appreciated.
Appended:
No other processes report abnormal CPU usage during this time. This includes Microsoft Database Daemon and mdworker (Spotlight). I am using Activity Monitor to view All Processes, not simply My Processes.
This is not transitory. Once the high CPU utilization phase begins, it's been seen to go on for as long as 20 minutes (at which point I gave up and quit processes) - so it's not just a "spike" from an indexing process.
I'm having a continual problem with Outlook locking up and displaying the spinning beach ball. This will occur at random 10-20 times a day, and will lock Outlook up for anywhere from 15 seconds to 5 minutes. The system starts frantic disk activity at
the same time- activity monitor shows disk write traffic maxing out the drive, and the system itself often becomes somewhat unresponsive for the entire time.
My Inbox has only about 40 messages in it and I have rebuilt the database.
Any Search in Contacts of Outlook 2011 doesn't show any results.
I have Mountain Lion ( 10.8.2) and Outlook 14.3.0
Search in email inbox works properly.
Any suggestion?
I still tried deleting these files in your User’s Library/Preferences folder:
com.microsoft.Outlook.SyncServicesPreferences.plist
com.microsoft.SyncservicesAgent.plist
and delete also in the User's Library/Preferences/Microsoft/Office 2011 folder OfficeSync Prefs
com.microsoft.Outlook.SyncServicesPreferences.plist
com.microsoft.SyncservicesAgent.plist
and delete also in the User's Library/Preferences/Microsoft/Office 2011 folder OfficeSync Prefs
Nothing is changed
Thanks a lot
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