In Outlook my Junk e-mail folder indicates it contains one junk email when in fact there are none.
How do I correct this error?
thanks
Office for Mac, 2011
i have no cd drive on my new notebook and I was wondering how do I get the office mac program on my computer?
My "deleted items" always has one unread email showing, but i don't have any emails in box, also sometimes there seems to be an email there but can't delete it.
They're connected, but how do i get rid of it??
Help please
Brand new MacBook Pro with new installation of Office for MAC with all the latest updates.
With Outlook 2003 on my old PC, I had a UNREAD MAIL folder which showed the unread mail and the folders they were in (sent to the folders via a rule.)
How can I replicate this in Outlook 2011?
Note: Outlook .pst file was imported from Outlook 2003 (PC) into Outlook 2011 for Mac
Thanks...Dan
While I am in my tasks I need to be able to email a task to someone for updates but the email functions are greyed out
Have MacBook Pro and work off an exchange server (Rackspace).
Just recently I can no longer search Contacts for known contacts; nor can I build Contact Group lists. I was able to do both until last week. And of course this makes it very difficult to construct a mass email for an announcement (eg 750 names)--essentially I have to write in each name vs simply pointing and clicking.
Note Rackspace confirms that problem is local--eg they could search my contact list from their end.
I should also point out that I've Microsoft Office folks have 2x know over the past month worked on my Outlook manually for problems with stalled Outlook. The problems I outline above resulted only following working with Microsoft last week to correct frozen Outlook. I called today and they now refer me to this portal, because I "work off an exchange server". All rather frustrating.
Pls advise . . .
Thanks.
SAS
Just recently I can no longer search Contacts for known contacts; nor can I build Contact Group lists. I was able to do both until last week. And of course this makes it very difficult to construct a mass email for an announcement (eg 750 names)--essentially I have to write in each name vs simply pointing and clicking.
Note Rackspace confirms that problem is local--eg they could search my contact list from their end.
I should also point out that I've Microsoft Office folks have 2x know over the past month worked on my Outlook manually for problems with stalled Outlook. The problems I outline above resulted only following working with Microsoft last week to correct frozen Outlook. I called today and they now refer me to this portal, because I "work off an exchange server". All rather frustrating.
Pls advise . . .
Thanks.
SAS
I gather from reading these emails I did a bad thing today in Outlook for Mac 2011-- I moved 10000 emails from one folder to another. Now my Mac is essentially underpowered as it is stuck trying to "Uploading..." to Exchange. It works at a about 1 email
every 3-5 seconds, and all the while it pins my CPU. My Macbook Air fan is about to break under the strain.
Thing is, I seem to be stuck. I cannot stop the process (clicking the little x beside it in the Progress dialog does nothing). Crashing Outlook stops it, but it will restart whenever I reopen Outlook.
Is there ANY way I can kill this process and go back to deleting/moving messages in a more regulated fashion? I can't figure it out.
Thanks to anyone who can help.
PS- I think it is insane that MS doesn't have some sort of a dialog that warns against bulk moves like this, seeing that this is the result.
Thing is, I seem to be stuck. I cannot stop the process (clicking the little x beside it in the Progress dialog does nothing). Crashing Outlook stops it, but it will restart whenever I reopen Outlook.
Is there ANY way I can kill this process and go back to deleting/moving messages in a more regulated fashion? I can't figure it out.
Thanks to anyone who can help.
PS- I think it is insane that MS doesn't have some sort of a dialog that warns against bulk moves like this, seeing that this is the result.
Outlook (Office Mac 2011/v14.2.3) worked fine, until updated Office [on a MBPro/OS X.7.5] -- now Outlook either immediately aborts, or hangs/fails to connect to server ["Not responding"]; Word and Excel both work fine. Rebuilt Microsoft Database (twice!),
rebooted MBPro several times, but no improvement -- Any brilliant suggestions?
search does not work in outlook after installing service pack 2
I am running:
MacBook Pro 15 Mid-2009
OS X 10.8.2
Office 2011 for Mac
Outlook 14.2.5 (121010)
I have 5 separate IMAP accounts set up in Outlook. Accounts 2-5 sync with no problems. However, when Outlook attempts to download messages or sync with Number 1 account, after about 10 seconds Outlook crashes. It won't crash only if I turn off syncing
on that account and work offline.
What I have tried thus far:
1. Rebuilding Identity
2. Updating Microsoft
3. Removing the .plist files for Outlook from Preferences and then restarting Outlook
All of the above have NOT fixed the problem.
Please help!
Here is the summary of the MS Error Report:
Microsoft Error Reporting log version: 2.0
Error Signature:
Exception: EXC_BAD_ACCESS
Date/Time: 2012-11-21 06:10:57 +0000
Application Name: Microsoft Outlook
Application Bundle ID: com.microsoft.Outlook
Application Signature: OPIM
Application Version: 14.2.5.121010
Crashed Module Name: CarbonCore
Crashed Module Version: 1037.3
Crashed Module Offset: 0x0001f17c
Blame Module Name: mbukernel
Blame Module Version: 14.2.5.121010
Blame Module Offset: 0x000042d2
Application LCID: 1033
Extra app info: Reg=en Loc=0x0409
Crashed thread: 27
Here is the first few lines and last few lines of Thread 27:
Thread 27 crashed:
# 1 0x945a917c in _CStringToUTF8 + 0x0000000D (CarbonCore + 0x0001f17c)
# 2 0x946029e8 in CreateVolFSPath(unsigned int, unsigned long, char const*, unsigned long, char*) + 0x00000128 (CarbonCore + 0x000789e8)
# 3 0x94603507 in getattrlist_retry(unsigned int, unsigned long, char const*, unsigned long, attrlist*, void*, unsigned long, unsigned long) + 0x00000059 (CarbonCore + 0x00079507)
# 4 0x94602d53 in GetVolFSAttributes(FSMount*, unsigned long, char const*, unsigned long, unsigned long, FSAttributeInfo*, unsigned long, unsigned long, FSVolAttributeInfo*, unsigned char*) + 0x0000026B (CarbonCore + 0x00078d53)
# 5 0x94673db8 in FSMount::_getattrs(unsigned long, char const*, unsigned long, unsigned long, FSAttributeInfo*, unsigned long, unsigned char*) + 0x00000134 (CarbonCore + 0x000e9db8)
...
#198 0x002eb6d3 in + 0x00003269 (Microsoft Outlook + 0x0020b6d3)
#199 0x002ebb5a in + 0x000036F0 (Microsoft Outlook + 0x0020bb5a)
#200 0x002dbc28 in CSharablePtr<CSourceAttachment>::Set(CSourceAttachment*) + 0x00006298 (Microsoft Outlook + 0x001fbc28)
#201 0x002dc962 in CSharablePtr<CSourceAttachment>::Set(CSourceAttachment*) + 0x00006FD2 (Microsoft Outlook + 0x001fc962)
X86 Thread State:
eax: 0xb0f3e668 ebx: 0xb0f3d098 ecx: 0x00000000 edx:0x00000000
edi: 0x00000017 esi: 0xb0f3e668 ebp: 0xb0f3d018 esp:0xb0f3d000
ss: 0x00000023 eip: 0x945a917c cs: 0x0000001b ds:0x00000023
es: 0x00000023 fs: 0x00000023 gs: 0x0000000f eflags:0x00010286
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