I was on Outlook 2007 Windows and had no problem migrating my .pst to the Mac, but apparently all my safe sender and safe domain designations were lost. Is there a way to preserve those? Also, on Outlook 2007 the addition of a domain or sender to
a safe list was a one click operation. Am I missing something, or is the only way to add a safe domain actually typing the domain onto the list manually? And the only way to add a safe sender is to create a new contact, even if it is for a newsletter?
The SmartScreen filter keeps blocking my favorite newsletter, and even after I move said newsletter to my inbox, I STILL have to click to show the content EVERY TIME I open the email. I've marked the newsletter as "not spam" every time I get the newsletter, and Hotmail continues to ignore that command and sends each one right to the junk folder. I tried adding the sender to my contact list, but that didn't help, and there's no helpful button nearby, as there seems to be for all my other messages, that says "add sender to contacts" or "approve sender" or some such.
Not the world's biggest problem, but it's getting REALLY annoying. How do I fix this?
After my Time Machine restore, I had to re-enter my license number - all well and good - but I keep getting those Office Reminders going off like fireworks. I remembered that the problem could be solved by rebuilding my Main Identity. So I held down the
option key while starting Outlook.
Now I'm locked in a vicious cycle of trying to rebuild the database. I get a message that all MS apps need to be closed (which I've already done - including quitting the MS daemon) and when I click OK, I get another screen telling me that some applications could not be closed. I click again and get back to the all apps must be closed dialog box again. And if I just quit the process and open Outlook again, the reminders just keep cycling (although I kill that process, too).
What to do?
Thanks,
Clinton
Now I'm locked in a vicious cycle of trying to rebuild the database. I get a message that all MS apps need to be closed (which I've already done - including quitting the MS daemon) and when I click OK, I get another screen telling me that some applications could not be closed. I click again and get back to the all apps must be closed dialog box again. And if I just quit the process and open Outlook again, the reminders just keep cycling (although I kill that process, too).
What to do?
Thanks,
Clinton
Issues with signing in; each time I click on the shortcut in Microsoft Messenger that takes me to my inbox, I have to manually sign in, despite the fact that the "Keep Me Signed In" box is checked. After I manually sign in, if I close the window and attempt
to access my inbox via the shortcut again, I have to sign in again. It happens each time, and is very annoying when I need to check my e-mail multiple times a day. The message on the sign-in page says either my e-mail address or password is incorrect, and
to try again, when I know for a fact that both my e-mail and my password are correct. I found someone with a similar issue, and it was suggested to set the browser not to delete history upon exit, but my browser is not set this way, thus this is not the problem.
Help would be HUGELY appreciated, as I've been putting up with this for months with no idea what to do.
On the old version of Microft Messenger you would click "Action" and then select "send IM" and put as many contacts in one message at a time....for the life of me I cannot figure out how to do that in the Windows 7 version without make a group.
Help please. This is a much needed function of my job. Thanks!
OK, I'll go over it again.
First I have hotmail plus.
Problem is as follows: when you go to move a email into a file, you go up to the move it button and high light the file that you want to put the email in.
The email is then moved into that file,
but here is where is problem starts---the drop down meau stays there, with the file name still high lighted in blue.
I have to go back up to the move it button and click on that to get rid of the down drop file meau.
Then I HAVE TO CLICK ON THE ARROW TO GET THE NEXT EMAIL TO COME UP.
I REALLY NEED TO GET THIS PROBLEM FIXED.
Thanks Ron Blake
Hello
I am getting emails with weblinks in them and everytime i click on them they never load.
I was using WinXP Pro 32bit, google chrome as web browser and windows live email client
The only thing that has changed now is the fact i have Win7 64bit.
I have been using this setup ever since google chrome came out. i have noticed about 2 or 3 months after i got my Win7 this problem started.
What is happening is when i click onto a weblink in my email my google chrome browser opens and just hangs, about a min later it says it not responsive, then when i close down the browser it get a pop up saying "google has chrashed to a flash problem"
im not exactly sure 100% word for word, but all i know is i have never had this problems until now.
I tried to find contact details to report it, but all i seem to get is the run around with forums, so now its my first time in a forum because i got sick and tired trying to look for p2p help.
We can put a man on the moon, we can educate dogs to talk but we cant get a simple phone number to call a person to get help!
WTF
When receiving emails from a friend, empty outlines of the pictures sometimes appear instead with those little missing picture logos's in the middle. If I click reply, they appear, but if I click cancel to go back to normal, they disappear again. Usually
it doesn't happen the fist time I open it, but happens every time after.
In Outlook 2011 for Mac 14.2.2 I right clicked on the Inbox expecting to see 'Folder Properties', I didn't. How do I fix? Thanks.
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