Questions In Topic: Outlook For Mac

I've found a bunch of similar questions, but none that seems to address my specific situation well enough to solve it. There doesn't seem to be an 'or' search operator available in Outlook 2016 for Mac. The following don't work:. Simple search: A OR B. Simple search: A B.

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Simple search: A B. Advanced search for Raw Query: A B. Advanced search for Raw Query: A B. Advanced search with 2 'Item Contains':. first line, Item Contains: A.

second line, Item Contains: B A lot of the answers I found say to edit the registry to enable Querybuilder, but Macs don't have a registry. Is there a way to build what I need (or even better, complex AND/OR searches in general) on the Mac version? Thanks in advance for your help. The only way I know of doing this is to create a Raw query search in Outlook. If you are looking for a static search, to be saved as a Smart Folder, you can use this method to achieve what you're looking for.

Scheduling meetings using Microsoft Outlook for Mac. Why don't I see the option to Schedule with Outlook in the Schedule Meeting Assistant? There is a limitation to be able to open Internet Calendars in Outlook for Mac. Is there another way to sync our team calendars with Outlooks for.

Questions In Topic: Outlook For Mac Download

Click on your Search box on the top right corner and the Search tab will be activated. Press Advanced and in the dropdown selector choose RAW QUERY.

Some Mac users have updated from Outlook 2011 to 2016 and now are having troubles connecting to an on premise Exchange server with their credentials. The error is 'Authentication failed. Check your information'. Users get prompted twice to 'Allow the autodiscover', but allowing it doesn't make Outlook work anyway. Seems a majority says Outlook 2016 supports Exchange 2010 and up. Which one, the v14.0?

There was only one blog that said minimum requirement is 2010 SP2. Does anyone know the specific minimum version supported? Here is the full Exchange supportability matrix, including all supported clients:. It does indeed look like Outlook 2016 for Mac (included in Office 365 for Mac) supports Exchange 2010, but it needs to be Exchange 2010 SP3; this means previous Exchange 2010 versions might or might not work, but they are not supported.

As a side note, if your Exchange 2010 is not already at SP3 level, I strongly suggest you upgrade it, and also apply the latest available update rollup (currently UR12, but see ); running outdated software is almost never a good idea.