Index Step 1: Make sure you have the latest version Make sure that you have the latest version of Outlook for Mac 2011. After launching Outlook, click on Help in the top menu, and then click on Check for Updates. The application will now tell you if there are any updates. Follow the instructions you get on the screen to install the updates. For further assistance on updating your Microsoft software, please check out Microsoft’s support pages here: Step 2: Add your mail account Click on Tools in the top menu and then click on Accounts. Click on the plus (+)-button located in the left corner, and then click on E-mail.

In the drop down menu that appears. Step 3: Enter your account information Enter the e-mail address you want to set up in the field E-mail address, and its password in the field Password. When you start typing the password, the rest of the window will expand, and more options will appear. In the expanded window please enter the following information for your account:. E-mail address: Enter the e-mail address you want to add, in this example 'name@example.com'. Password: The password is the same as you use when logging on the webmail for this e-mail account. User name: name@example.com.

Type: IMAP. Incoming Server: imap.one.com. Check the box for: Use SSL to connect (recommended). Incoming server port: 993.

Outgoing server: send.one.com. Check the box for: Override default port. Check the box for: Use SSL to connect (recommended). Type 465 in the field for the outgoing server port, located to the right of the Outgoing server field. When you have entered all the information, click on Add Account. Step 4: Enter a name and description Enter a name in the Account description-field that describes your account.

And then enter a name that will be shown as the sender in the field for Full name. Verify that the personal information and server information for your account is correct, and then click on the More Options.-button located in the bottom of the dialogue box. Step 5: Select Authentication-method Next you will be asked to select an authentication method.

In the field Authentication, select User name and Password in the dropdown menu. In the field User Name enter the same e-mail address as earlier, and its password in the field Password. Leave the field for Unqualified domain empty. Congratulations, you have successfully set up your One.com mail account in Outlook 2011 for Mac, and the content of your account should be loading into the application. The next steps will show you how to sync your IMAP-folders. Step 6: Synchronize IMAP folders IMAP allows multiple clients to access the same mailbox, while keeping the e-mail messages available on the server for later access via webmail or other devices. We recommend that you use these settings for handling IMAP folders from the start.

First you need to make sure that you have the latest version of Microsoft Outlook 2011 for Mac installed. You can find more information about how to update in the first step in. Next, click on Tools in the top menu and then click on Accounts. Click on the Advanced-button located in the lower right corner of the dialogue box. Click on the tab named Server.

Enter the word INBOX written with uppercase letters, in the field IMAP Root Folder. Click on the tab named Folders. To store the messages in the correct folder do the following: In the Sent section set Store sent messages in this folder: to Sent (Server) in the dropdown menu. In the Drafts section set Store draft messages in this folder: to Drafts (Server) in the dropdown menu. In the Junk section set Store junk messages in this folder: to Junk E-mail (Server) in the dropdown menu.

In the Move section check the Move deleted messages to this folder: and select Trash (Server) in the dropdown menu. Extra tips How to delete an account If you want to delete an account, click on Tools in the top menu and click on Accounts.

Select the account you want to delete, by clicking on its name in the overview. Then click the minus (-)-button in the lower left corner, and click on the Delete-button in the dialogue box to confirm. Troubleshooting What to do when Outlook cannot establish a secure connection What to do when Outlook cannot establish a secure connection If you are trying to write an e-mail, and get an error message telling you that A secure connection cannot be established with the server imap.example.com, you should click on Cancel. You can solve the problem by clicking on Tools in the top menu and then click on Accounts. In the window that appears, select your account, and make sure that the Incoming server-field says imap.one.com (and not imap.example.com). How to view the Error Log If you experience problems with the setup of your account, it would help us if you make screen captures of your settings, and any error messages you might get, and send these to our support so they can help you find a solution. You can also check the error log within the application, by clicking on Window in the top menu and then click on Error Log.

You will now get an overview of errors logged by the application. Information from the log can be useful when you contact us, if you experience any problems.

Microsoft has been readying its latest update to Office for Mac, and recently. We decided to give it a whirl and wanted uninstall Office 2011 to avoid any conflicts.

Much to our surprise, uninstalling Office 2011 for Mac is a terribly complicated affair. It’s no great mystery why we’d want to uninstall Office 2011. It’s just never felt like a real OS X application, or even a decent version of Office. Yes, it gets the job done but the interface is a mess and downright ugly. Word 2011 for Mac is so, so ugly. The new version of Office by contrast is clean and much more Office-looking. Office 2016 for Mac better resembles the Windows version, which will likely please switchers.

Speaking of Windows, uninstalling Office on it is a simple matter of opening Programs & Features from the Control Panel and removing the application there. It takes a few minutes and is entirely automated. Removing Office 2011 on Mac however, can be best described as a labyrinthine process.

Microsoft lays the process out in, but it’s a little difficult to follow. It won’t hurt your Mac to simply drag the application folder to the trash and move on from there, but the Office installation (which is automated) places files all over your Mac, so if you really want it all gone, you have to root around your hard drive and delete everything by hand. Step Zero: Quit Everything The first thing you need to do before you can remove Office 2011 is to make sure none of its applications are running. The easiest way to do this is to simply use “Command + Tab” to switch between running apps.

If any are running, simply use “Command + Q” to quit them. Remove the Office Folder and Dock Icons Open your Applications folder and locate the “Microsoft Office 2011 folder. Click and drag it to the trash. While you’re at it, you can also remove the Office icons from your Dock (if you have any pinned there).

The simplest way to do this is to click and drag them out of the Dock. Microsoft divides this into two steps. You could simply stop here Office would be basically uninstalled, but as we said before, there’s a lot of little files that Office writes all over you drive. If you want it all gone, roll up your sleeves and get to it.

Removing the Preferences, Subscription File, and License Once you remove the application files, it’s time to start removing all the little files spread throughout your system. One of the best ways to navigate your way through the Finder, is to. To remove the preferences, open the Library in your Home folder. Click “Go,” hold the “Option” key, and click “Library.” Navigate to the “Preferences” and arrange everything by Name. It’s probably a good idea to change your view in Finder to a list. Select all the files (you can hold “Shift” to select a range of files) that start with “ com.microsoft” and drag them to the trash.

Remember, these preference files contain customizations you’ve made for things like toolbars, keyboard shortcuts, and custom dictionaries. If you remove them and later reinstall Office 2011, you will need to redo your customizations. While you’re in this folder, you can remove the subscriptions files.

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Open the “ByHost” folder, arrange everything by Name and drag anything starting with “ com.microsoft” to the Trash. When you install Office and you input your license info, it creates a file. Open “Computer” from the Go menu (you can use “Shift + Command + C”), double-click to open your system drive (it might be “Macintosh HD” unless you’ve renamed it), then open “Library - Preferences” and drag “ com.microsoft.office.licensing.plist” to the Trash. Microsoft recommends you restart your computer at this point to remove any files that are cached in memory. This will be necessary before you can purge everything in the Trash.

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Removing the Application Support Folder and Receipts With your computer restarted, open “Computer” again from the Go menu, then your system drive, and “Library - Application Support.” Drag the “ Microsoft” folder to the Trash; you will need to enter your system password to complete this action. Next, while you’re still in that Library folder, open the “Receipts” folder and see if there are any files that begin with “Office2011” (there probably will not be) and drag them to the Trash as well. If you’re using using OS X Snow Leopard (10.6) or OS Lion (10.7), then you will need to Go to(“Shift + Command + G”) the Finder folder “/private/var/db/receipts.” Arrange the files in this folder by Name and drag every one that begins with “ com.microsoft.office” to the Trash. Removing Custom Templates and Fonts We’re almost done, there are just a few steps more to go. The next thing we’ll need to do is remove any custom templates you might have created. If you want to save these then you can simply relocate them to a safe location. Open the “Library” folder from the Go menu once more by holding down the “Option” key.

Navigate to “Application Support - Microsoft” and drag the “Office” folder to the Trash. Next, you’re going to again reopen the “Computer” location, click on you system drive (Macintosh HD by default), and then “Library - Fonts.” Drag the “Microsoft” folder to the Trash. At this point, you can empty the Trash, unless you want to delete your Microsoft User Data folder in the next step. Moving or Deleting Your Microsoft User Data Deleting your Microsoft User Data folder is optional. If you remove this folder and you will lose all your Outlook data, among other things. This user data folder can be found in your Documents.

It is recommend that if you want to keep this data folder, you drag it to a safe location such as the Desktop or archive it to a cloud folder. Regardless, upon finishing this last step, restart your computer once more and you’re done removing Office 2011 from your Mac. RELATED: We hope that Microsoft includes some kind of ability in Office 2016 for Mac that will allow you to uninstall or upgrade from the previous installation. Right now however, to completely remove Office 2011, this is your best, albeit annoying, course of action.

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