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If an Answer is helpful, please click 'Accept Answer' and upvote it. If all these mentioned above is not your case, please provide me with more information related to your issue for further research. (You could click the New Outlook button again to switch back.) Please wait for the update of new Outlook for Mac to support more features before switching to the new Outlook. It is suggested for you to continue to use the old Outlook experience for now. Check out our list of Mail tips and tricks to learn more useful things like how to customize the toolbar, reduce the number of notifications you receive, or introduce smart rules to make your mailbox organize itself. But archiving emails is only one way to improve the way you use Mail on your Mac. As the official document mentions, features like Online archive and others in this screenshot have not been available in the new Outlook for Mac yet. Archiving emails on your Mac is a great way to declutter your Mail inbox without losing access to important messages. This will create a new folder called Archived in your inbox. Click the Archive button at the top of the window. To do this, open the Mail app, and select an email from your inbox. The easiest way is to use the Mail app’s Archive feature. Are you using the new Outlook for Mac now? If this is your case, I'm afraid that your issue might be normal. There are a few ways to delete archived emails on a Mac. So, we could infer that the issue is more related to your Outlook for Mac client.Īs I know, Microsoft has released the new Outlook for Mac recently. (Note: all of the above possible solutions were found from the Internet, all sources have not been verified or tested be me)Įdited by softeyes, 17 January 2018 - 01:23 AM.According to your description, the Online Archive folder can work fine on your web mail. There are a plethora of converter programs on the Net, many are listed in this Apple Support Community post: (I did not find any of them to be free) I do not have first hand experience with your situation, thus I am not able to provide a tutorial, however I did find the following information that might be useful:Īpple Mail: To import PST files into Apple Mail, you have to convert the files. Hi DanCampbell Welcome to BleepingComputer!įIRST: Before making any changes to your important files, make sure you have backed them up.

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