Hi,
I have Outlook for Mac 2011 installed on my macbook pro.  OS 10.6.8.  It currently opereats from the directory documents/Microsoft User Data/Office 2011 identities.  I would like to move the Microsoft User Data folder to a different location.  When I do this however, some stuff get screwed up, such as the search email function not working.  How to I get Outlook to recognize that I moved its folder?

Thanks
I have multiple contact groups set up in Outlook 2011.  Occasionally, a message I send to one of these contact groups will get hung up in my Outbox.  The only thing I've been able to figure out is that one of the email addresses in the particular contact group is not longer being used.  But I'd really like to have Outlook deliver the message to all of the good addresses in the contact group and give me an error message regarding the bad address.  But that doesn't happen...the message just stays in the Outbox and it isn't delivered to anyone.  Then I have to send the email one by one to each address in the contact group until I discover which address is bad.  There's got to be a more efficient way to do this.  Help!!!
As part of a longer script I am trying to create calendar events and add a category to that event;

set newEvent to make new calendar event with properties {all day flag:true, subject:myEvent, location:myLocation, start time:startTime, end time:endTime}


creates the event but what I can not work out is then how to set the category to that new event?

PRH
when i  try to open an email
I created a Search file to get my unread mail, but (1) on one machine, it includes read deleted files, and on another it includes only mail from one account, not both.


I cannot find the instructions.

When we print an email where the email is associated with a category, the Category shows on the print job. This was not happening when we were on Exchange 2007 but after our move to Exchange 2010 it started doing it. Where can i eliminate the Category line from showing up on printed emails?

Hello. Is there a way to turn off the "are you sure you want to permanently delete this message" on Outlook for Mac 2012? I know how to do it on Windows, but can't find that button on my new Mac.

Thank you,
Matt
When Outlook receives an e-mail I get this error message.  Any ideas why?
Hello,

I recently had to rebuild my identity from a back up after my laptop was stolen. 



When I rebuilt the identity, Outlook created two gmail folders (img 1: http://i.imgur.com/01DbZ.png). 

The first one is from my old backup but Outlook does not give me the option to delete it. 

How do I delete this?


In the active folder (i.e. the folder that syncs with my webmail) Outlook has duplicated many of the folders

I am able to delete one of the folders (img 2: http://i.imgur.com/hLkLk.png)

but I am not able to delete, rename or edit the other folder in anyway (img 3: http://i.imgur.com/ccoBw.png)

I am also unable to move any emails into the folder depicted in img 3. Why is that? And how can I delete it?



Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!



I am running Apple Mountain Lion OS and would like to use Outlook as my default programs for mail, calendar and contacts.  Is there a way to import the contacts and calendar data?