I use Apple mail for email. When…: Apple Support Communities. Nice solution. I haven’t had a problem with it. Thanks Tom.
When you add a photo to an email, control > Click on the photo in the message and selct “View as Icon”.
This may help.
Rebuild the Outlook for Mac 2011 database to resolve problems. I had a friend who had this problem and his Option key wasn’t working to hold when you would start Outlook. So this article mentions another way to do this. Nice work!
In Spotlight, Why can’t I see the file…: Apple Support Communities. Thanks softwater. I wondered about this myself.
Hold down option + cmd. The path shows up beneath the preview.
Outlook 2010: Recall A Sent Email Message. Nice to know. Now I just need someone to recall a message to. Don’t you wish you could do this with Bill payments? Oops, your service doesn’t work. Sorry I have to take the money back.
Bugs & Fixes: Microsoft Outlook annoyances | E-Mail & Internet | Mac 911 | Macworld. This is a nice summary of the faults and benefits of email programs on the Mac. If you are considering what is the best supported Exchange compatible client for Mac, you will want to read this.
Outlook 2011 – Hide On My Computer Folders | Computer Boffins. Nicely done! I had a friend who was really bothered by that.
I bailed on Lion: Apple Support Communities. Lots of frustrated people who are financially limited who can’t invest everything that Lion requires them to upgrade. I think to be an Apple person you need one foot in the future, and one foot in the present and no feet in the past. There is no space for the past in the Apple Universe.
Outlook 2011 to Mail in Lion: Apple Support Communities. Easy instructions. Very little data loss. This is probably good enough for most people. Thanks Bob Christensen.
The simple answer.
Mail can import mbox files. Outlook will export mbox files but only if the export is accomplished by dragging an Outlook mailbox into a new folder outside of Outlook. In my case, I dragged the entire Outlook Inbox into a new folder on the Desktop name “received”. I then used the Mail “File/Import Mailboxes/files in mbox format” command to locate the file insdie the “received” folder, which was an mbox file of all the messages inside the Outlook Inbox.
Interestingly, the effort lost 7 messages out of 2100 in the Inbox and 4 out of 700 in the Sent folder.
