I am also unable to select any times in the popup window for setting an appointment. I must first go to "daily" view, hopefully click on the correct start time, then set the appointment. After the popup clears, I must then move my time on the calendar window by click/drag.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
I have a big problem with outlook for mac and the company exchange. My Mac crashed and i got a new Identity file generated - happens sometimes but it was never a problem. After i checked the new identy my outlook was completly empty! i have my old mails (not the ones from the last days) and i have NO appointments for 2012 - i have about 20 appointments next week and i dont know where to go. Thats a big problem. Now i manually copied a old backup of my identy file but when i go online my whole outlook synchronieses and everything is gone away again.
I have no Contacts and no Calender settings. What can i do to keep the old stuff? When i make a OLM File outlook crashes during the export. Is there any option to say "keep existing calender/contacts with next sync" and dont erase everything which is local? Please help!
Thanks!
Michael
- I have a Mac so I bought Microsoft Outlook for Mac 2011. I keep missing appointments because the Outlook Calendar doesn't pop up an alert on my screen like my old Microsoft Outlook calendar used to. How to I set it so it alerts with a sound and pop up for an appointment?
Bug in SP1 of Microsoft Outlook 2011 for Mac - Service Pack 1?
I am running MS Outlook 2011 for Mac (version 14.2.2 (120421)) on a MacBook Pro with OS X 10.6.8. I only use Outlook for my email.
After installing SP1 for Outlook, all my calendars disappeared from iCal and from my iPhone! I still had them on my iPad which was not yet synchronized, so I added them manually back to iCal, including all my future appointments. Then I synchronized my MacBook with iPad and my iPhone. This deleted my calendar history on the iPad but at least the future appointments were back again. I ensured that a good backup was present on my Time Machine.
A few days later I noticed that all calendars had disappeared again from iCal and from my iPhone! Then I discovered that Outlook had imported the new calendars from iCal and apparently deleted them in Cal, along with the old appointments. I turned on Sync Services to bring them back to iCal. That worked: the calendars were copied back to iCal.
When I tried to synchronize my data with my iPhone, I got the following error message: "iTunes could not sync information to the iPhone (...) because another sync client is already running" .
I then turned off Sync Services in MS Outlook 2011 for Mac and restarted my MacBook. I could synchronize my data with my iPhone again, but... Outlook had again deleted my calendars from iCal!
Restoring my backup did not solve the problem. I can either synchronize while Outlook deletes my calendars or keep my calendars and not synchronize.
How can I stop Outlook from deleting my iCal calendars?
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