I had created hotmail account on outlook. The account did not show in mailboxes. But conversations were downloaded. I removed the account. Conversations are still on the computer. I want to clear conversations of hotmail. The delete or move functions
do not work. Is it a bug? Please help.
I logged in this morning to find that my account in Outlook is gone as if I have never used the program. It seems that the database found under the Micorsoft User Data is still there, but Outlook does not recognize it. How can I regain access to my archived
email?
I keep getting syntax error 17099 when I try and send an email – it started when I tried to send a group and now it happens every time. I've been told to remove the account and re-add it. How do I do this without losing data?
i switched my hotmail account to outlook, and now i cannot access my outlook account from my phone coz we dont have an outlook app in android yet and login in thru browser is in convenient. so how do i get my hotmail account back to sign in thru my phone.
it always says account does not exist
my hotmail id is *** Email address is removed for privacy *** and outlook is *** Email address is removed for privacy ***. and i want to retain my outlook id too.
I am attempting to add my outlook email account to my MacBook Inbox Mailboxes. The message I keep getting is that my password is incorrect. I do not have a problem signing in with my password if I go directly to oultlook.com, so the password I am using
is correct.
I just want to be able to access my outlook mail box, when using my Mac.
Thanks,
Donigan
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Using Applescript I can get the user name in Outlook 2011, but it will only display the text that comes after a backslash if present in the user name field.
With this Applescript I can get the user name from Outlook:
tell application "Microsoft Outlook"
get the user name of exchange account 1
end tell
result--> username
But in the Outlook Account it reads:
ADDOMAIN\username
If I use Applescript to enter a user name it just appends the user name to the ADDOMAIN\ text
tell application "Microsoft Outlook"
set the user name of exchange account 1 to "username2"
end tell
In Outlook account settings will result in:
ADDOMAIN\username2
Is there any way to clear this invisible text using Applescript? I need to deploy this to 1000+ users so using Applescript is the preferred method vs. going to each user's computer individually.
With this Applescript I can get the user name from Outlook:
tell application "Microsoft Outlook"
get the user name of exchange account 1
end tell
result--> username
But in the Outlook Account it reads:
ADDOMAIN\username
If I use Applescript to enter a user name it just appends the user name to the ADDOMAIN\ text
tell application "Microsoft Outlook"
set the user name of exchange account 1 to "username2"
end tell
In Outlook account settings will result in:
ADDOMAIN\username2
Is there any way to clear this invisible text using Applescript? I need to deploy this to 1000+ users so using Applescript is the preferred method vs. going to each user's computer individually.
I have Microsoft Office installed on my MAC. When I installed it I was using an employer's email account so it defaults to that when I try to open it from my desktop. I no longer work for that employer. When I try to open Outlook on my desktop I obviously
get the error of email invalid but it shows some of my old work emails. I want to permanently delete this account and set it up with my Yahoo email address and be able to use the calendar. I have read other answers that say to go to the control panel but I
can't even find that on my desktop. Help!!!!
Kristin
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