Using older versions of Outlook for Mac in business environments
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Hello,
Has anyone seen an issue where the outlook app on MacBook pro is not syncing sent messages in the local sent folder with the sent folder on the email server? This issue is for a domain and email hosted through a 3rd party hosting provider. The outlook app uses IMAP settings to connect to the email account.
The emails, however, are being sent to the destination, and it is just that a copy stored in the sent folder of the outlook app is not syncing with that of the email server through IMAP.
I would appreciate any ideas on how to fix this. Many thanks for considering my request.
Using older versions of Outlook for Mac in business environments
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Thank you for following up on the issue and posting the solution. The solution worked for me.
This thread can be closed.
I was in touch with Microsoft this morning and was given this solution:
Delete the IMAP by going into Outlook>Preferences>Accounts, highlight the account, and remove using the - box in the lower left corner.
Reinstall your IMAP account WITHOUT using Microsoft Cloud by following these directions:
If you don't wish to take advantage of Microsoft Cloud, you can add an account without it using the following instructions.
**Note:**POP accounts won’t be able to be selected because they do not sync with Microsoft Cloud.
**Note:**Office 365 and Outlook.com accounts won't be able to be selected because they require Microsoft Cloud.I was in touch with Microsoft this morning and was given this solution:
Delete the IMAP by going into Outlook>Preferences>Accounts, highlight the account, and remove using the - box in the lower left corner.
Reinstall your IMAP account WITHOUT using Microsoft Cloud by following these directions:
If you don't wish to take advantage of Microsoft Cloud, you can add an account without it using the following instructions.
**Note:**POP accounts won’t be able to be selected because they do not sync with Microsoft Cloud.
**Note:**Office 365 and Outlook.com accounts won't be able to be selected because they require Microsoft Cloud.I was in touch with Microsoft this morning and was given this solution:
Delete the IMAP by going into Outlook>Preferences>Accounts, highlight the account, and remove using the - box in the lower left corner.
Reinstall your IMAP account WITHOUT using Microsoft Cloud by following these directions:
If you don't wish to take advantage of Microsoft Cloud, you can add an account without it using the following instructions.
**Note:**POP accounts won’t be able to be selected because they do not sync with Microsoft Cloud.
**Note:**Office 365 and Outlook.com accounts won't be able to be selected because they require Microsoft Cloud.Unfortunately the newest general release version has not fixed this issue (although I haven't gone down the beta release path yet).
I just bought a new MacBook Pro with M1 Pro chip, Monterey, and I'm having the same exact problem.
It's a shame, since I absolutely love both the new laptop and Outlook with iOS and Windows 11 until this "MAC is not syncing sent folder for IMAP account" issue.
I hope Microsoft and Apple resolve this soon.