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#C cleaner for mac osx 10.12.1 mac os#

Did variations from clean boot as well.

Turned Wi-Fi Connection Off (I do this on Plane) Closed Outlook. Was able to send manage email and send which put in Outbox In case Microsoft gets around to reading this string, I'll provide some responses to your suggestions. "Microsoft Agents" work for Microsoft Support. "Independent Advisors" work for contractors hired by Microsoft. I am an unpaid volunteer and do not work for Microsoft.

This is the kind of stuff the Microsoft folks SHOULD have inquired about if their simple test didn't result in the same outcome you had.

#C cleaner for mac osx 10.12.1 mac os#

Another relevant piece of information is the version of Mac OS you are using (10.12 or 10.12.1).Īlso important is whether you started from boot without an internet connection, or turned it off or lost it after booting and whether that happened before or after launching Outlook. Also in that same dialog it will say Volume License, Perpetual License, Office 365 subscription or have some description of the kind of license you Version you have by going to the Outlook menu and choosing About Outlook and replying with that information. There's general release, insider slow, and insider fast. There are actually 3 different current versions of Office. Before I try to reproduce the problem, I would want a little more detail. Or maybe they might ask a few more questions. The Microsoft employees should have disconnected their internet connection on their Mac and launched Outlook to see what happens. The steps you provided to reproduce the problem are clear. Now falls to non-Microsoft employees like me who volunteer to take their own personal time to try to help fellow Two Microsoft employees replied to your question and neither one bothered to comprehend it. I agree completely and understand why you are upset.

I clearly state my issue is with Mac OSX and you send me a Windows help link. I don't know whey Microsoft Support people don't read, or can't read, the posts that we put up.