I am migrating from Outlook for Windows to Outlook for Mac, and am looking for add-ins (extensions, add-ons, plug-ins, whatever name they might go by) that will add to the functionality of the program. There are TONS of add-ins that work with Windows. Does anyone know of any lists of add-ins -- or even just names of single add-ins? Mark BTW, here are the functions that I would find most useful: 1. Save attachment and replace with link to saved file [reduces OST/PST size] (like EZDetach or Attachments Processor) 2. File message in most likely folder, or choose from likely folders as well as those matching typed-in characters (like SimplyFile) 3.

Bayesian spam filter (like SpamBayes). Currently there is no support for plug-ins in Outlook for Mac', and AFAIK there has been no indication that Microsoft will add this support option. There are ways to add functionality to Outlook via AppleScript. Currently scripts are very limited in Outlook where Entourage had an extensive library of free scripts. You can download scripts from these links: • • BTW, here are the functions that I would find most useful: 1.

Save attachment and replace with link to saved file [reduces OST/PST size] (like EZDetach or Attachments Processor) The previous script in Entourage that did this is broken in Outlook at this time. I don't have an option to suggest. Maybe we'll hear from another user that has discovered a way to do this. File message in most likely folder, or choose from likely folders as well as those matching typed-in characters (like SimplyFile) Outlook has no function to archive to OST or PST. You can drag a folder to the Desktop to save as.mbox file.

Completed work can be shown in your Outlook calendar, or in a tasks folder, or both. Taskline allows you to assign each task to a project, to help you organize your tasks more effectively. Taskline can also place tasks in Outlook's calendar, and keep the calendar updated as tasks change.

This saves the data but to use you have to import back into Outlook. The pros on this format is it's generic and most email clients will import. It's even cross platform. You might like these scripts to move messages but the Move icon in the ribbon might be all you need. • File in Sub-Folder v:1.0 [2010-10-22] Takes the currently selected messages, creates a sub-folder using a name that you choose, then moves the messages into the sub-folder.

• File Messages by Year v:1.0 [2010-10-14] Takes the currently selected messages, creates a sub-folder using a name that you choose, then moves the messages into the sub-folder. There are third party applications like Eaglefiler and DevonThink Pro that archive messages. If you have FileMaker Pro, you might like this app: 3. Bayesian spam filter (like SpamBayes) This one is easy. Get SpamSieve.

Position the cursor in the row header of the first row, and click and hold while you drag to select adjacent rows. Partial rows or columns Position the cursor in the top left cell, and click and hold while you drag to the bottom right cell. Selecting non consecutive rows excel for mac. Select the first row of the group (by clicking the row number). Hold down the Command key, and select each of the other rows of the group. After all rows are selected, right-click or control-click, and click Delete from the popup menu. Or, after all rows are selected, choose Edit from the main menu, and click Delete. On my Mac I hold down the ⌘ button and click on cells to select them. Why not try doing that with your Smart Keyboard? That should work. Note The information in the article applies to Excel versions 2019, 2016, 2013, 2010, and Excel for Mac. Select Non-Adjacent Cells with Keyboard and Mouse With your mouse, click the first cell you want to highlight. Selecting the entire row uses the same exact process as selecting the entire column, only with different keystrokes for the shortcut. Step 1: Select a cell in the row you wish to highlight. Just as when selecting the entire column, any cell in the row you wish to select may be active.

Send Feedback Be sure to let Microsoft you would like to see these features added by sending them feedback (via the Send Feedback command in Outlook’s Help menu) The more reports they get the higher it gets on the list to be fixed or added. Any folder with more than a few thousand messages is going to take some time to fully come down when you first sync your account. Due to the design of Outlook's sync engine (and how exchange works), you will see the 512 newest messages in a folder at the initial start of sync then the rest of the folder's contents will be back filled before you see any mail that arrives after this point. This is why it will look like you are not getting new mail when a folder is still going through initial sync. This is also further exacerbated by an Exchange issue where it gets unnecessary change events before the newer mail arrives. If you carefully watch the progress during the sync of a folder with greater than a couple thousand messages, you will see 'Updating local.'

A lot before the newer mail starts arriving (newer than the initial 512 that come down).

DESKTOP > > Workplace Outlook Plugin Workplace Outlook Plugin All users (some functions are only available if you are able to create public links) Outlook > New Email The Outlook Plugin allows you to send Workplace projects, folders, and file links from within Microsoft Outlook, making it easier than ever to share files and providing a simple way for files to be accessed and downloaded by recipients. This helps prevent your emails from bouncing because the recipient's mail server doesn't permit attachments or because mail servers on either end block an attachment it due to size restrictions. To associate the Outlook plugin with a different Workplace account, refer to Requirements The Workplace Outlook plugin requires Microsoft Outlook 2013 or later. For additional requirements, please refer to How to.