I have recently tried yet again to sync Outlook 2011 with my iPhone and iPad and have had all sorts of problems with contacts and calendar events being deleted and/or doubled. That's not the purpose my question. I have a MacBook Pro with Mountain Line
1.8.2.
Before I began all of this, I had about 205GB free on my hard drive. By the time I had various failed attempts to sync and rebuilt the Outlook database a few times, I now have about 175GB of free space. I have installed no new software as Office 2011
Pro was already installed.
And before you ask, I deleted all the database backup and even the original as I have gone back to Entourage. There is no data in the Office 2011 identity folder. I rebuilt the Directory with Disk Warrior and restarted. Still no difference to the amount
of free space. Somehow all this Outlook 2011 fiddling did was remove 25GB of free space from my hard drive. I have looked with WhatSize and really can't see what has changed so I imagine there must be a hidden file that Outlook has written to and probably
with respect to syncing but still that is a lot of disc space.
I have also deleted lots of sync .plist files etc to little avail. But there is still some Outlook sync data some place because when I try to sync via iTunes all my Categories (changed to groups in Contacts and Calendars in iCal) are still there.
Any ideas on where the disc space may have gone?
Thanks,
Bill
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