Hi,
While importing the .pst file which is taken from my Windows Outlook 2010. i am geeting an error message "The Data File is Damaged and Outlook is not able to import it".
can some one help me to import the file. I can able access my exchange connection only i cant import.
Regards,
Aravindan
The title pretty much says it all.
I'm creating a simple text signature for a client on my mac, but the client uses a Windows PC.
How can I transfer/import a signature created on a mac into a Windows PC outlook and keep the correct formatting(design)?
Kyrill
I'm creating a simple text signature for a client on my mac, but the client uses a Windows PC.
How can I transfer/import a signature created on a mac into a Windows PC outlook and keep the correct formatting(design)?
Kyrill
I have a friend whom I just upgraded to Outlook 2010 for Mac. She loves the darker contrast of Entourage 2008 though. She is from the older generation and hesitant to upgrade. Is there a way to change the color on 2010 to mimic or at least get closer to
the darker contrast of Entourage 2008?
Is there a way to sync my desktop outlook emails and folders with my laptop outlook, so every change and email I move from folder to folder, and every folder I create in either machine are sync in the other?
I would like to add that my company is a small company with only 2 employees, my partner and I and we don't use servers or anything like that to backup information or support software, we only use dropbox.
From one day to the next, I cannot access emails, calendar or contacts on Outlook 2010. I'm running Outlook for MAC 2011. The Database Utility runs and after scanning and saying 'rebuilding, I get the final note that "Your database cannot be rebuilt (-18000).
YIKES! Any fixes?
Thank you,
Evans
After indicated update on 9/19/2012 - my view of my tasks was no longer synchronized to our university Exchange server.
When I create tasks in the Task view, they don't appear and don't even show up with a spotlight search. However when I view Outlook via Web, the new tasks are there on the server; likewise when viewing through Outlook 2010 on Windows.
Similarly, if I check a task as completed, it does not get hidden from the local view in Outlook 2011 (as per my settings). But it does register as completed on the Web view of the Server contents, or in Outlook on Windows.
I examined the folder properties and emptied the cache for Tasks on Mac Outlook 2011. This wiped out the content of the Tasks view, but a new version was not downloaded from the server, unlike what was indicated in the properties view.
We are running Exchange 2010. We have a mixed Mac/Windows environment. I have a couple users moving to Win7 from OSX. They have some emails stored locally in Outlook 2011. I need to export these and import them into Outlook 2010. Microsoft in all
it's infinite wisdom has setup Outlook 2011 to import from a .pst but cannot export to a .pst. Any suggestions as to the best way to do this? And before you post, no, throwing the emails back into their Exchange mailbox is not an option. There are way too
many of them.
Thanks
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