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MSFT Office 11 has latest updates - yet this PPT crashing problem has persisted through the last several updates. I keep hoping one will fix it, but no such luck. No other crashing problems with Excel or Word, by the way. Folder count: Keep a maximum folder count of 500 for each identity. This count includes local folders or On My Computer folders. This count includes local folders or On My Computer folders. In fact, it is a good practice to maintain less than 100 folders each in calendar, contacts, tasks, and notes. OS X 10.10.4 with Office for Mac 2011, latest patch. After installing Eset 6, the microsoft database daemon keeps crashing when you launch Outlook. I've removed Eset, the Eset agent, Office, and all office files as specified by MS. I've tried opening Word for Mac several times now and it won't work. I usually have software called Verbatim downloaded (it's for debate work) as a template and Word was working fine till recently.

What are you waiting for? Download the demo now. I am using Outlook for Mac 2011 ( version 14.7.1). This morning when I started my MacBook Air ( i had shut it down last night) and clicked on the outlook, a message from Microsoft Database Utility advising that I must ”rebuild the main identity” popped up. Its been 5 hours and I am on step 3 of 5 where it is ”copying records to new database”. And it looks like it may take more than a day to complete this step! I have been taking regular backups via time machine and I took a back up now and copied the main identity to my external hard drive.

It eventually responds but can take 5-10 minutes a time to do so. Outlook too crashes but not nearly as much as Excel. The user was originally using Office 2011 for Mac and Yosemite but in troubleshooting this issue, we've upgraded her Office to Office 2016 and OSX to El Capitan. However, the crashing still happens. We've installed all available updates for Outlook and Excel available from Microsoft too. Any ideas on what may be causing this problem and what fixes we can try?

A complete restart of PPT fixes this. - FREQUENTLY it will randomly crash in the middle of working on a PPT file.

I am stuck with Exchange Server for work, so it is the Outlook.com interface for now or nothing. Good thing my work machine will be restored in another 3 hours from Time Machine. Home/personal laptop? I found a workaround online The successful action for me was: • Open Outlook and immediately go offline (top left – menu bar – select outlook and scroll down to Work Offline).

This is a known that Microsoft are aware of but it remains to be seen whether it will be fixed in the final release. These are the most common Outlook 2016 crashes on Mac but here are a few other Office 2016 for Mac problems you may be struggling with. OneDrive For Business Document Cache Error If you’re using Office 2016 with OneDrive For Business and are receiving the error: A problem occurred while accessing the office document cache.

40K messages are between about 6 archives. I can send and receive e-mails with no problem. If any of those archives are from a Windows version of Outlook, you may have a compatability problem which is currently unsolvable.

Spent all day trying to figure it out. I have VMWare Fusion installed and had Office 2010 installed in Fusion.

I am a little bit angry, since i bought a product I cannot use. I decided that I'll wait some more time to look for an answer then I will ask for a refund, since the product is not working. I am running the latest update of Office Mac 2016 on a Macbook pro mid 2009, 8 Gb RAM, SSD 128gb, OS X Yosemite 10.10.5. I too am having very frequent Excel and Word 2016 crashes. It happens most often if I have had a document open for a period of time and then I open another. Before the new doc comes up, Excel or Word will crash with the exact same error everyone is reporting. This has been sent to Microsoft 10's of times from me now.

I am having problems with Word 2011 crashing on my iMac (OSX 10.7.5). This may manifest as: 1) sections of text turning into question marks (as if you are trying to download text in a font you don't have) 2) your active window going blank; or 3) a blank dialog box popping up. Sometimes these spontaneously resolve, or partially resolve. Sometimes these occurrences are related to cutting and pasting or saving, but on one occasion I wasn't touching the keyboard at all. Recently, I've notice that the text within the Word window will go blank when it is active, return when a different window (e.g. Safari) is open, then go blank again when I click back on the Word window. Most frustratingly, the file will not save when it is in this state.

Everything was working fine and late last week every time I opened it there was a new update. It is now fully up to date after four days of updates, but today when I open Word it works for about 2 minutes and then crashes.

FYI - I'm on a unibody MacBook Pro (bought it last year) with 750gig HD, have plenty of space. MSFT Office 11 has latest updates - yet this PPT crashing problem has persisted through the last several updates. I keep hoping one will fix it, but no such luck. No other crashing problems with Excel or Word, by the way.

Well, this is evolving into Mac OS X troubleshooting 101 here. Use the Apple-advocated half-split search troubleshooting method: But starting where I've indicated (not troubleshooting for machine-level issues as shown the above example). Set aside anything with 'Microsoft' (upper or lower-case 'M) in the name from within your Library/Preferences folder and your Library/Application Support folder. Keep in mind that 10.10 *aggressively* caches preferences (this started in 10.9 in fact), so after doing the above, you *MUST* either log out & back in, or - really, better yet - (via the Terminal), sudo killall cfprefsd To avoid having to kill cfprefsd, one must use the 'defaults' command (as in defaults remove com.microsoft.outlook) but that's far beyond the scope of you asking for help with Outlook in Office 2011;-).

Balance of time it takes exceedingly long to upload or download content.

I even tried to re-install from zero OS X Yosemite but nothing changed, they keep crashing. I Hoped that with the new update something would have improved, but with no results.

In a, Microsoft said it was 'researching the problem,' which caused Outlook 2011 to crash when trying to sync with an email server. Office 2016 for Mac sells for either $150 or $230 in perpetual license form, or is available with an Office 365 subscription, which range in price from $70 to $240 annually for the entry-level consumer plan and the most expensive corporate deal, respectively. This story, 'Office 2016 for Mac users plagued by crashes after upgrading to OS X El Capitan' was originally published.

Tell him the system attempts to perform house-keeping once a day to tidy up the memory, which it can't do if there are any users logged on. The memory progressively becomes more and more fragmented, so the system can't attach the large contiguous slices it needs to read-in a graphics-heavy PowerPoint file. And the system also purges old temporary files and cleans up the filing system on system start-up, which is why he should shut down on Friday Night and restart on Monday morning (or whenever: the clean-up happens in seconds.) These are classic symptoms of a machine with fragmented memory, or excessive numbers of files held open, due to never being logged off/restarted. I would say he is indeed running out of FREE memory.

23 update that Microsoft released for Office 2016 for Mac did not stop the crashes for Computerworld. Microsoft did not immediately reply to a request for comment and whether it had a fix in the works. But someone identified as Sunder Raman -- who said he was a program manager on the Mac Office team -- left several comments on a story about the crashes published earlier today on. There is a 'Sunder Raman' listed on Linkedin.com, who has a title of senior program manager for Outlook on Mac.

Select an application in the “Force Quit Applications” window. Note: You cannot quit Finder.

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I even purchased an Office for Mac Home and Business 2016 for home but won’t install until that is fixed as well (or return as keycard not activated). This is ridiculous. Both MS and Apple have been aware of this issue since the betalong before the gold master was issued. The crashes (Office 2016) and “spinning beach ball of death” (Outlook 2011/2016) were known well before the update was made available, but nothing was done about compatibility.

I looked up the Product Key for Office 2011 by opening Excel. It was only 20 characters long and missing the last 5 characters – I entered it anyway at Step 4.

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Note: When an application is force quit, any unsaved changes to open documents are not saved. Force Quit Application snapshot Try starting Outlook for Mac 2011 again. If the issue continues to occur, go to the next step. Step 2: Open Outlook 2011 without running schedules or trying to connect to a mail server Opening Outlook without running schedules or trying to connect to a mail server is a way to determine whether the issue is related to the account settings or pending send/receive actions. To do this, follow these steps: Press the Shift key and then click the Outlook icon on the Dock. This prevents Outlook from sending or receiving mail.

In this case, see the “Determine what is causing the problem” section. If the problem continues after you perform the clean startup, the interference is not occurring because of a background program or service. In this case, this article cannot resolve your problem.