I only have a few users who are using shared mailboxes in Outlook 2011.
Sometimes I add them as a full mailbox, complete with login and password, and sometimes I add them as mailbox the user is delegates for.
When I am adding the mailbox as a delegated mailbox, Outlook will from time to time put up a notification when an email is received in the shared mailbox. Not all the time, only periodically.
Turning off all notifications for Outlook would solve it, but someone might like to keep the notifications for his or hers own mailbox.
Question is, how do I turn off the notifications for the shared mailbox?
Thank you :)
Sincerely
Peter Jensen
Hello
I have some Mac clients connected to Exchange 2010 using office 2011. One of the public folders contains over 15,000 contacts. When the user clicks on that folder, Outlook hangs for at least 5-10 minutes.
The connection between the client and the Exchange server is over a VPN tunnel, and not a very fast one ( 600 Kbps ). I am told that Outlook 2011 for Mac doesn't have cache mode like its Windows version.
Connecting to the PF via Safari is fine.
Any ideas anyone?
Many Thanks
Moshe
Hi
The Windows version of Outlook (2010) allows tasks to be delegated to other people etc.
On the Mac, you can't share or send tasks to others.
This is quite disappointing and further evidence that the Mac is a 2nd class citizen in the Microsoft world.
Can you please fix this MS!
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