on run {}
tell application "Microsoft Outlook"
set theAccount to imap account "Me"
-- Get the messages selected in Outlook
set currentMessages to current messages
set mailFolders to name of folders of theAccount as list
-- Check to make sure items are selected, if not then quit
if ((count of currentMessages) < 1) then return
-- Iterate through selected messages
repeat with aMessage in currentMessages
-- Get the account for the message
set messageAccount to account of aMessage
set messageSender to sender of aMessage
sender of every message of folder "INBOX" of the theAccount as list
end repeat
end tell
end run
Outlook Times out. I am running outlook 2011 on Lion. I have an @mac email address on the horrid iCould. I can only get Outlook to run intermittently for a few hours then I get this message, “An operation on the server timed out. The server may be down, overloaded, or there may be too much net traffic”. I have spent a good bit a time trolling sites for answers. Everyone seems to think the problem is in the settings. I have found several different suggestions on what the settings should be. For both incoming and outgoing settings - the general consensus seems to be, mail.mac.com. They all say however, not check off SSL. But during the brief times when my Outlook has been working, the SSL features have been checked. (I think I have tried every combination imaginable). Any thoughts on this would be greatly appreciated.
I am having trouble converting any of my old email documents from my Microsoft outlook (windows XP 2002 Version) over to my new mac - it comes up with "exec" and won't open the files, they are stored on my external hard-drive and I can open them fine on my PC but the Mac will not open them at all - is there a program I can download that will help me to open these files on my mac?
Thanks :)
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