I have Outlook 2011 v14.4.6 on a MacBook Air running Yosemite 10.10.1, and Outlook repeatedly crashes with the message "Microsoft Outlook must be closed because an error occurred. Any unsaved work may be lost." In addition, Outlook produces a file with the name "kclB-####" (where the ### are random-looking digits) in my documents folder. If I open these files in a text editor they look like calendar invites with attachments, their file size ranges from ~400k to ~9MB, and sometimes outlook will product the same file multiple times, albeit with different filenames.

This has been increasing in frequency until today - I reinstalled Office in hopes that it would fix my issue and instead I can't download/re-sync my emails because it crashes so frequently.

Is there any way I can pull a crash report or figure out what's causing the issue?

I have Outlook 2011 v14.4.6 on a MacBook Air running Yosemite 10.10.1, and Outlook repeatedly crashes with the message "Microsoft Outlook must be closed because an error occurred. Any unsaved work may be lost." In addition, Outlook produces a file with the name "kclB-####" (where the ### are random-looking digits) in my documents folder. If I open these files in a text editor they look like calendar invites with attachments, their file size ranges from ~400k to ~9MB, and sometimes outlook will product the same file multiple times, albeit with different filenames.

This has been increasing in frequency until today - I reinstalled Office in hopes that it would fix my issue and instead I can't download/re-sync my emails because it crashes so frequently.

Is there any way I can pull a crash report or figure out what's causing the issue?