Using older versions of Outlook for Mac for personal email and calendar
Microsoft could care less about those of us who pay for subscriptions.
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It also says, "Migrated data is available in New Outlook and can be accessed in On My Computer".
Is this a legitimate Outlook message?
Using older versions of Outlook for Mac for personal email and calendar
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Microsoft could care less about those of us who pay for subscriptions.
Yes, that's a good comment, Martin H. As far as I know, Sherry and her colleagues have done nothing about these problems.
Hello before I delete can I review the data there may be something I want to save i know there are a few old emails that are very important and if they are in that bucket it would amazing!!! Also I'm not sure how to access the "On My Computer Folder" on my Mac. Would it be easier to view from my desktop which has a Microsoft operating system?
Hello before I delete can I review the data there may be something I want to save i know there are a few old emails that are very important and if they are in that bucket it would amazing!!! Also I'm not sure how to access the "On My Computer Folder" on my Mac. Would it be easier to view from my desktop which has a Microsoft operating system?
I have seen no progress from Microsoft Support yet. In the past week they asked me to record a video of what was happening on my Mac. I told them that this was not completely possible as what happens when I do the copy deletion is my Mac slowly runs out of application memory over the course of 2+ hours and then crashes. I did record and send to them a few short video "snapshots" (MS Support has a file upload limit of 25 MB) of my application memory (as shown in Activity Monitor) running lower and lower before my Mac again crashed. Fortunately I had time to do this over the Memorial day weekend, when I wasn't working and could spend time doing this while watching basketball games.
Anyway, my recommendation to people who haven't migrated to New Outlook yet: don't do it until Microsoft addresses these issues!