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How/when will Outlook for Mac sync with iPhone/iPad devices?

08. August 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: business, Calendar, Contact, ipad, iPhone, Mountain Lion, MS Office, sync

Since I upgraded to Mountain Lion the sync between Outlook and iCal (and contacts) is dead. Lots of applications are dependent upon this sync. Most of all, the sync with iPhone and iPad.

I am a business user. Outlook is the best Email/Contact/Calendar program out there. I need to use Outlook and MS Office. I am not going to stop using them but I would like to see what/if Microsoft is going to do to support this. This is a huge hole! There is a post that MS Office is ready for Mountain Lion, that is just plainly not true.

Has anyone else been able to get around this problem? Any ideas? Third Party apps to sync?

Thanks.

I can’t manage to add my outlook.com account to Outlook 2010 (Microsoft Office 2010 Home and Business)

07. August 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: Auto Account Setup, business, click, com, home, microsoft, microsoft office 2010, Outlook, Outlook 2010

It won't addmy outlook.com account using Auto Account Setup - that produces the message "An encrypted coonection not available", so I click Next and then get the red cross when it tries the unencrypted approach.

And nowhere can I find the manual settings I need by following the supposed instructions Microsoft gives when I log into my account using web mail. The Options gearwheel doesn't produce the response that the videos say it will.

how do I add a business card to my e-mail signature?

04. August 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: business, card, hotmail, paste, Signature

I want to paste or send a business card to my e-mail signature for my hotmail.

Account dialog stuck, what now?

31. July 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: Account, application, business, email account, home, Office for Home and Business, pst

I just purchased Office for Home and Business. During the install I did not create an account. After importing a small .pst file, I went to create an account. The Accounts dialog came up with 2 buttons available, Exchange Account and Email Account. I pressed Email Account. The button seemed to react, but then nothing happened. And nothing continues to happen. I cannot dismiss the dialog box, I can only minimize it. What rational application does that?

Not only can't I dismiss the dialog, I can't quit Outlook. If I do command-Q the dialog pops up. All elements on the dialog are dead. None react at all. What the heck is going on here?

-Bob

retina MBP on Lion, 16GB

Downgrading from Mac Office Business to Mac Office Personal

29. July 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: business, Mac Office Business to Mac Office Personal, Mac Office Personal, Mac Outlook, Office Business, Office Personal, Pack, reinstall, version, way

I am a registered user of Mac Office Personal. I recently want to try out Mac Outlook. When attempting to load Outlook I was told I had to upgrade to do that. I opted for the trial upgrade to see if I liked it. I don't. Now I'd like to revert back to my fully licensed version of Mac Office Personal. What is the easiest way to do that?

Do I need to first completely uninstall Office Business and then reinstall Office Personal? That's okay. I just want to make sure that won't count as a second install. I have the Family Pack that includes three installs.

I got phished recently when i was using your security program. .

28. July 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail · Tags: address, business, message, phished, program, security, security program

Yes, Some one sent a private message to all my contacts and some as many as 5/6 times a week. Very frustrating as it is my business address. Though i am not personaly sending them, people think i am. What the **** do i do without haveing to create a new address.?????????????

Can’t send email from Outlook for Mac 2011 via Gmail Business Account

11. July 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: business, com, Gmail, incoming server, outgoing server, personal account, smtp, SSL

I am using Outlook for Mac 2011. I have a personal Gmail account and a business Gmail account (@companyname.com).

I have setup the personal account in Outlook just fine. I'm able to send and receive.

I've created the business Gmail account in Outlook but am only able to receive, cannot send.

for incoming server I've selected: imap.gmail.com - selected to use SSL to connect

for outgoing server I've selected: smtp.gmail.com - selected to override default port (with 587) and to use SSL to connect.

I've tried different combinations and can't figure out how to send from the business Gmail account. What's frustrating is I had to get a new hard drive. This was working fine before but I don't remember the settings.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Tx Chris

Is there a way to run Outlook 2011 at startup, so it works just like Apple’s Email App?

10. July 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: Apple, business, Business edition, click, Office for Mac, Outlook, Retina Display MBP, way

I just bought Office for Mac 2011 Business Edition, and plan on using Outlook now instead of the Email App from Apple. One thing I really liked about it is that it would fetch for new emails at start up, so I would know right away if there were emails waiting for me. It seems to me that with outlook, I have to click on the icon on the task desktop for it to fetch for new emails. Is there anyway around this?

Also, does anyone have any insight on when an update for the Retina Display MBP is set to come out for Office? It seems that outlook has been updated, but word is still blurry.

Any insight will be much appreciated.

Can I purchase Outlook separately ?

10. July 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: business, Business edition, edition, issue, Regards, set, Student edition

I have purchased Office:mac online of the Student edition, however, i realized that Outlook is not included, can I purchase Outlook separately or do I have purchase a brand new set of Business edition again, it is funny if i have to do so.

If it is the warranty issue, can I just pay the different between Student and Business edition to upgrade to Business edition?

Regards

clicking noise when checking for mail Office 2011 for Mac

09. July 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: business, Business Mac, home, Mac Macbook Pro, mail, mail Office, noise, Outlook, POP accounts, problem

Macbook Pro using Office 2011 for Home and Business Mac receives clicking noise or chick noise each time outlook checks for mail

I have 1 exchange email and 6 POP accounts and I receive 6 clicks as per the scheduling of checking for mail

If I remove 2 POP accounts I will receive 4 clicks

Thought it was hard drive problem or stabiliser problem when moving so I purchased the new retina 15"

Same problem until I realised it was directly from the POP accounts

Any suggestions would be appreciated

Thanks Bee

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