The first set of Unexpected messages I received looked like the following: 11:30:00.452›OUTLOOK (0x17e)›0xe92c000› Outlook›MbuFont›icy4b› Unexpected› Failed to write postScript name to file What I eventually realized is that you need to look for messages that contain the word “Unexpected” - Microsoft would it kill you to adhere to syslog RFC standards is use something like “error”? - note using grep on the file did not work for me so I used vim and its search capabilities to look for Unexpected messages. Tailing this log while reproducing the issue will result in a lot of output. Then you reproduce the issue and check the logs - the big question is where are the logs? Unfortunately, Outlook does not tell you this either, but you can find it in: ~/Library/Containers//Data/Library/Logs. Then you need to close Outlook and open it again - wish it would state that. To do this, you go to Tools > Sync Errors > Gear Icon > Turn on logging for troubleshooting. Next up, I enabled troubleshooting logging.
After completing this, I reinstalled Office, but the problem persisted. The following Library group containers: ~/Library/Group Containers/UB*įinally, you need to restart the computer.The following Library containers: ~/Library/Containers/com.microsoft.*.All Office applications in the Applications folder.Unfortunately, this process is not as user friendly as I hoped ( see here for more details) and requires you to manually delete the following: I, of course, ensured I was running the latest version of Office and then did what Microsoft typically recommends - manually uninstall and manually reinstall Office for Mac 2016. This time I could easily check the logs so I did, but unfortunately, they did not report any issues. What was going on? Read on to learn more!
If I selected a message that had reappeared, it would magically disappear shortly thereafter.Any time I deleted an email it would shortly reappear in the same folder.All Calendar invites/updates/removals arrived as empty messages.After fixing the issue, I noticed that Outlook was behaving oddly including: To do this, right-click on the “Deleted Items” folder (or a Mail folder of your choosing) and select “Properties” from the popup menu.In my last post, I covered an error message I received randomly on mac os. We’ll leave the “Inbox” folder displaying the unread message count, but we’ll change the “Deleted Items” folder to display the total message count to remind us to empty that folder once in a while. Unread messages on a Mail folder display as a bold, blue number next to the folder name, as shown below. RELATED: Save Time With Search Folders in Outlook 2007
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We discuss how to change additional settings for the “Junk E-mail” folder in our article about managing email in Outlook using Quick Steps and Rules. NOTE: The “Drafts” and “Junk E-mail” folders, as well as the “For Follow-Up” Search folder (if you’ve enabled it), show the total number of messages by default. You can change which Mail folders show unread messages and which show total messages. It could be helpful to know when you get so many messages in your “Deleted Items” folder that you should empty it, or how many messages are in your custom “Pending Reply” folder waiting for you to take action and send replies. That’s handy on the “Inbox” folder, but what if you want to know how many total messages (unread and read) there are in other folders, such as the “Deleted Items” folder or custom folders? By default, Outlook displays the number of unread messages on most Mail folders.
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