问题 提问于 2012年7月3日
Hello-
A friend has two imap accounts in Outlook 2011 for Mac. Account A also forwards to Account B. The inbox for Account B also holds all of Account A's email, causing me to run out of space.
This is an unnecessary setup, so I removed the imap server address from Account A.After accepting the change a window pops open that says "Deleting..." But then this window hangs.
I force close Outlook, and on restart it hangs.
I found that it is common for Outlook to crash due to too many deletions happening at once.
I fully backed up the Office 2011 Identities folder before attempting any change. I will restore it this afternoon and trust that I can move forward in a different way.
So finally my question... Assuming that the restoring of the backed up directory structure is successful... What is the best way to stop imap service on Account A since it is forwarding to Account B anyway? (And Account B is an Exchange account that is synched.)
I'd appreciate any advice. Thank you!
Bill
A friend has two imap accounts in Outlook 2011 for Mac. Account A also forwards to Account B. The inbox for Account B also holds all of Account A's email, causing me to run out of space.
This is an unnecessary setup, so I removed the imap server address from Account A.After accepting the change a window pops open that says "Deleting..." But then this window hangs.
I force close Outlook, and on restart it hangs.
I found that it is common for Outlook to crash due to too many deletions happening at once.
I fully backed up the Office 2011 Identities folder before attempting any change. I will restore it this afternoon and trust that I can move forward in a different way.
So finally my question... Assuming that the restoring of the backed up directory structure is successful... What is the best way to stop imap service on Account A since it is forwarding to Account B anyway? (And Account B is an Exchange account that is synched.)
I'd appreciate any advice. Thank you!
Bill
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