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Hotmail returned the error invalid syntax, your username/password or security setting may be incorrect

14. November 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: hotmail, invalid syntax, Mavericks, MS Office, Username/password

Runnin IMac with Mavericks and MS Office 2011 for Mac. Cannot get the hotmail account in Outlook to work. I have deleted the POP account and readded wtih out success.

Any Ideas,

Thank you,

TDA

Use one data file between Office for Mac 2011 and MS Office 2010

29. October 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: MS Office, Office 365, Office for Mac, Office for Mac 2011

Hi, at the moment I use Outlook [office 2010] as my main email program at work. I was wondering if I can use that .PST file via Office for Mac 2011 which is what I want to use at home.

I use drop box and therefore I can sync the .pst file across both computers that way.

is this possible? or do I need to buy Office 365 and then install that on both computers and have my datafile stored in the Microsoft's cloud service?

Office Web Apps via SkyDrive -NOT

27. October 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: MS Office, Office 2010 installed. Please Fix, Office Web Apps

As much as I love Windows 8.1, SkyDrive and MS Office, it's extremely confusing to only be able to access the Office web apps via https://skydrive.live.com but your own Windows 8/8.1 SkyDrive app does not provide access to the Office web apps, even though both views look identical! On top of that you don't provide a Windows 8/8.1 Start tile to https://skydrive.live.com.

Yes, I know I can save my Office 2010 documents to SkyDrive. Thanks. But that only applies to my desktop (running Windows 8.1) with Office 2010 installed.

Please Fix the SkyDrive/Office Web Apps confusion.

Outlook 2011 with Hosted Exchange server

26. September 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: Hosted Exchange server, MS Office, outlook setup

I have had MS Office 2011 outlook setup on a MacBook Pro for over a year, connected to a Hosted exchange server. I have 95 users connected to this hosted exchange server and all are windows, except for this one. The connection to the server is solid, but when the MAC User sends an email it will sit in the outbox for 5-10 minutes. This does not happen with any windows or Ipad/Iphone/Smart phone users. This also happens at the office and home site as well.

Issues syncing files (MS Office 2013 and SkyDrive)

11. September 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: MS Office, office, random files

Hi,

I have a problem with random files i created with Office 2013 in my SkyDrive.

I have two computers both with office 2013 and skydrive and randomly files appear that are marked as "The office file needs your attention".

When i open these files sometimes Office says i have to decide between two versions (that's stupid but understandable) but sometimes just nothing appears and i don't know how to solve the problem.

mails were missed after upgraded the outlook 2011 in MAC

08. August 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: microsoft office, MS Office

Microsoft prompted me to upgrade Microsoft Office. When I said OK (and I have been doing this quite regularly), the upgrade process aborted with the message :

"MS Outlook cannot load MS Office shared libraries. The files may have been moved from their original locations. Try the following:

Move Outlook back to the MS Office folder
Re-install Outlook to insure that all files are correctly installed.

We have reinstalled the outlook ,but still we are not able to find the mails.

Microsoft office must be closed because an error occurred. Any unsaved work will be lost.

19. November 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: anything, error, error message, message, microsoft office, MS Office, office, work

I keep getting this message when I open Oulook. I am running OS10.7.5 and MS Office 2011. I have done all updates to MS Office.This is a pretty useless error message and does not tell me anything about what brought it on or what I should do about it. Why we still have these arcane messages is a mystery to me.

Does anyone have any ideas what it means?

Missing main navigtion pane in MS Office for Mac 2011

17. October 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: Calendar, employer, mac, Missing, MS Office, navigation pane, pane, screen, solid state drive

Using MS Office for Mac 2011 via a volume license purchased by my employer. Recently retired and no longer on the employer's Exchange server now. After a hard drive crash, I replaced my traditional HD with a solid state drive and reloaded MS Office for Mac 2011 from the original install CD. Everything works well except for Outlook; the initial navigation pane will notl open whenI start up Outlook, no matter what I do. The toolbar prompt for a new main viewing window doesn't produce anything either--no response from my machine. Have downloaded and installed version MS Office 2011 Mac 14.2.4 and am using Mac OS X 10.6.8 on a 2007 iMac with 1gb memory total and a 200mhz Intel CPU. Fortunately, I had saved all of my Outlook data when I suspected the original hard drive problem. Used the export function and saved the data from the original hard drive to a flash drive. Have imported them to the new SS drive, but no response from the my computer to view my calendar and contacts data. Calendar reminders still work and pop up correctly on my screen. I can enter a new appointment on a separate screen, but I'd like to be able to see my monthly calendar all on one screen. What am I missing? Help please.

I am now on Office 2011, can I delete folders from Office X and 2004?

16. October 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: data, folder, Folders, Identities, inconsequential, MS Office, Office X, Office X Identities, time, user

I have had MS Office for Mac for a LONG time. I need to clear out some space on my hard drive and found big chunks of data in a folder called Microsoft User Data. There are several folders in there that I would like to delete if it will not affect my current MS Office.
these folders are: Office 2008 Identities, Office 2004 Identities, Office X Identities. There are a few other folders but their size is inconsequential.
What can I delete to free up some space?

also, where can I comment on potential changes to Office for future updates?

thanks,
Toby Scott

Upgraded to. Lion. Outlook crashes

29. September 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: error, lion, MS Office, Outlook crashes, Tried, uninstall, Upgraded

I was using MS Office for MAC2011. No problems, but upgraded to Lion OS. Now Outlook continually crashes with different error codes. Tried to uninstall MS Office and reload. Still same problem.

Any ideas?

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