Has something changed with a recent update? It used to work fine....
Thanks in advance...
There seems to be a fault with the way Outlook handles moving files. This has been around for about a week now. when I try to move a file it leaves a copy in the Inbox on the server. This wasn't the case and I think it might be as a result of an upgrade.
My iPad and iPhoe do not have the same problem
I want to setup my live.com email address on Outlook 2011 so that it syncs my read messages and folders with Outlook, but when I try to set it up through an Exchange server or IMAP, it doesn't work. It forces to POP3, which is not going to work. Is there
a "Hotmail Outlook Connector" for Mac? Or is that also a PC-only capability like OneNote? If there are IMAP server settings that I could use with Outlook, please indicate them here. Thanks!
I can't download all email from IMAP server to my inbox. I've deleted IMAP account few times and created again but it won't work. all other IMAP accounts from the same server are working only my main one won't. I have to fix it asap. Please HELP?
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
Hi all -
The problem is, the Public Folder is giving me the above error code and has only synchronized a portion of the emails in that folder. So when I go to Outlook Web Mail, it is only showing maybe 50% of the emails even though my Outlook client has them all.
They have suggested that I try to migrate my emails using an IBM but I don't have any IBMs, and I"m afraid this issue may come again when I try to move emails to the Public Folder in the future.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
I am in the process of moving from an in-house IMAP server to a hosted Exchange server for my small business e-mail.
We have a lot of email messages, especially in shared folders that are shared among our five users.
Previously I was using Apple Mail, so in order to transfer the mail to the Exchange server, I added the exchange account and manually transferred mail to my Exchange inbox.
As Apple Mail doesn't support Public Folders in exchange, I then set up my new Exchange account in Mac Outlook and moved the emails from my inbox to my Public Folder (that all 5 of us will be sharing).
The problem is, the Public Folder is giving me the above error code and has only synchronized a portion of the emails in that folder. So when I go to Outlook Web Mail, it is only showing maybe 50% of the emails even though my Outlook client has them all.
My hosting provider is unable to advise why and they said there is no limitation on mailbox size on their end.
They have suggested that I try to migrate my emails using an IBM but I don't have any IBMs, and I"m afraid this issue may come again when I try to move emails to the Public Folder in the future.
It's about 4 GB of mail.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
-Vik
It appears that Outlook 2011 (up to date with patches) will not receive mail from a server with a self-signed (and therefore not trusted) certificate. When I send mail I am prompted to trust it or not: This works, but when Outlook is quit and relaunched,
the trusted state is forgotten (this might be a problem with Apple Keychain). It's an annoyance, but at least I can send mail.
In receiving, I am not prompted at all, and no mail arrives. No error is written to the Errors window. Also, when sending or receiving, Outlook usually has a progress indicator in the lower right. It's there for sending, but nothing happens at all when I click "send & receive" and there's nothing to send.
When I select Tools > IMAP Folders, the server appears on the left, but no folders appear on the right. (I can view them in Apple Mail.) I have compared my settings to a document I maintain of email server settings, and everything matches. The server does not use nonstandard port numbers.
And finally, I noted that when I view the settings in the Preferences window there is a yellow dot next to the server name. I'm assuming that yellow means a problem is indicated.
In receiving, I am not prompted at all, and no mail arrives. No error is written to the Errors window. Also, when sending or receiving, Outlook usually has a progress indicator in the lower right. It's there for sending, but nothing happens at all when I click "send & receive" and there's nothing to send.
When I select Tools > IMAP Folders, the server appears on the left, but no folders appear on the right. (I can view them in Apple Mail.) I have compared my settings to a document I maintain of email server settings, and everything matches. The server does not use nonstandard port numbers.
And finally, I noted that when I view the settings in the Preferences window there is a yellow dot next to the server name. I'm assuming that yellow means a problem is indicated.
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