This time I could easily check the logs so I did, but unfortunately they did not report any issues. 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. Some emails which are on one device are not visible on others. This is not related to whether it has been deleted or moved (because that should flow through to all devices). And even within Outlook for Mac (16.18) I can see an email in the 'All Accounts' Inbox but not in the actual account's inbox!

I switched from a PC and bought a copy of the new Office for Mac 2011. This has Outlook for Mac. I was able to import my pst file from my PC into Outlook for Mac without any problem. But I prefer to use Mail.

Is there a way to export Outlook for Mac mail into a format which can be imported into Mail? Already tried converting mail from pst file to mbox using O2M software. It transfers less than 20% of mail folders no matter what I try. Since Outlook for Mac is operating on a Mac OS X, I would think there must be an easy way to export mail into a mbox format but I don't see it anywhere. Hi, The link doesn't allow me to do what I want to do - transfer emails from OUTLOOK FOR MAC to MAIL within the same computer. I thought the originally this was the question??? I can't find any answers to this anywhere.

I switched to Mac recently and bought Office for Mac 2011, and started using Outlook for my email, thinking I would like it. I'm trying a lot of different things out, and MobileMe is one of them. Recipes for mac n cheese. It seemed to me it'd be easier to use Mail than Outlook for Mac to sync using MobileMe. How can export emails in Outlook for Mac to Mail? I thought this would work as well, and it does for the most part. It is not necessary to import the email back into Mac Mail after moving them from Outlook to the IMAP Gmail account since adding that IMAP account to Mac Mail will synchronize the email with both programs.

However, there is one problem I have encountered that may or may not be an issue for some people. It appears that emails moved from Outlook local folders to an IMAP folder does not retain the original Date Received information. Instead, it uses the date the email was copied/moved to the IMAP folder. This is unacceptable for my purposes since the date is critical to keep a proper history of email conversations. If you add the Date Sent column to the folder list, it does show the correct sent date. There is a longish way to do this. In Outlook, Select the folder you want to move (If there are folders within the folder, you have to select each individual subfolder, as the subfolders won't copy along with the main folder, only the messages in the folder will copy).

Click and drag the selected folder (ex: inbox folder) to a new folder on your desktop. I couldn't figure out a way to select all the folders, so i dragged each folder and subfolder from Outlook into the folder on the desktop. Once you're done copying all the Outlook folders, open up Mac Mail.