When I set it up in Outlook Office, it does not find an incoming mail server address - I can not find this address anyplace. Any ideas?
I use Microsoft office outlook2007 for my email.
Why did I get all of my email messages duplicated today.
Why are all of my deleted messages not being delited from Outlook.com?
Do iI need to manually delete these suppoesed to be deleted messagfes from Outlook.com?
What is the POP box? Is it different from the Inbox?
How do I delete the duplicate files in my Microsoft Office Outlook with out having to manually highlight each duplicate message and deleting it.
Please help.
Thanks
I asked this last night but not sure if it posted, all I got was an answer already there, but didn't seem to fit. I'm still confused. My hotmail is changing to outlook.com (I understand that). But, I already have a separate email set up, via OFFICE Outlook
2007, using my ISP (charter.net) address. What will happen with the hotmail acct when it changes to outlook? I''m thinking I will have to do something to have it all come in my OIffice Outlook mail account, along with the one I now have? One solution woudl
be to delete the hotmail- new outlook one and just use the one through office, for everything? I started using hotmail because I like sending texts to phones through email, I used to use Yahoo for this but they stopped allowing it. I can also send texts via
email from my Office Outlook setup, too. I'm sure this isn't as confusing as I'm seeing it and if I just wait and see maybe I will find out what happen when it changes. I'm tired of having something all set up and working and then it being changed (for whatever
reason) even though people, overall, don't seem to want it different and liked it the way it was! I know, we hear it will be better and we'll get used to it, and it seems to be how it is with computers and internet...
(I am new to this forum and finding it confusing and not easy to use and figure out. Ask a Question seems to bring up answers to questions already asked, even though it doesn't seem to quite fit what I am asking. And I just wrote a long post in "ask a question"
and turned out that was the TITLE and brought up a box to write the actual post in. Maybe I will know this after trying to use it awhile, but I have used forums all the years I've been online (around 15 now) and they don't have to be so complicated and hard
to figure out LOL)
I have a Macbook Pro OS X 10.7.4 on which I run Parallels Desktop 7 to create a virtual machine on which I have installed Windows 7 and several Windows programs. Typically, I run the virtual Windows system exclusively, but during day-long work sessions
will toggle to meshed "hand shaking" mode that enables me to use the browser, email, and other program running on the Mac. Yesterday this worked fine until mid-afternoon when I noticed that email wasn't updating, and Internet access became slow and then stopped
altogether. Attempts to resolve the issue quickly didn't work, so I let it be until I finished my day's work at about 6 p.m. After closing the Windows virtual machine I began problem solving steps on the Mac; network settings were okay, no other problem
was readily apparent except the lack of Outlook 2011 for Mac and Firefox browser access to the Internet. Everything I tried failed to resolve the issue. Outlook was running, showing read and unread messages in the inbox, and numerous saved files in a large
number of archive folders and subfolders, connections to three IMAP accounts, and an open .PST archive of older email messages transferred from my old Windows desktop running XP and Office Outlook 2007. Finally, I decided to reboot to see if this would unstick
the system. When the new boot was completed Firefox accessed the Internet just fine. Outlook, however, had been completely transformed: ALL of my former settings, accounts, undeleted current files and archived saved files, contacts and calendar items had
disappeared; in the ~\documents\microsoftuserdata\office 2011 identities folder there is just a single Main Identity file that contains none of my personal information; but I had several identities and backup, saved identity files in that identities folder
previously! I have an Apple router/backup drive that automatically takes snapshots of changed files and daily does a more complete backup. Checking these with the intention of restoring an earlier Outlook identities folder to recover everything, to my dismay
I found that only the "ground zero" unmodified Main Identity file exists in all the previous instances of the folder that I checked, even though these were saved while Outlook was working as expected and contained all my settings, etc. I found Microsoft's
instructions to copy the identity, then rebuild the identity database, which I did, but unfortunately this only re-established the first installation version of the Main Identity...not my well-seasoned Main Identity built up over several years. Must I simply
kiss it all goodbye and start all over again, or is there some technically sophisticated way I can locate and restore the missing Main Identity somewhere in my Time Machine backups? I am curious how such a catastrophic failure could occur, one that wiped
clean even the Identities I wasn't using at the time, and everything included in every one of the .olm files; can anyone explain it? And, is there any automatic way to set up routine backups of .olm files on an external drive isolated from the real time OS
and whatever destructive entity may prey upon it as has just happened to me?
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