Hi Lewis, >> It looks like this version of Outlook Mac only shows the Archive function when one is connected to an Exchange server, so I'm not sure a third party email provider that is connected vis POP is supported. Adobe cs6 for mac torrent. Do you mean the Archive button on the ribbon?

If this is the case, according to the article below, we can archive messages in any of the email accounts that you've connected to Outlook 2016 for Mac. These include Exchange (version 2016 and later), Office 365, Outlook.com, Hotmail, iCloud, Google, and Yahoo: Regarding manually exporting items to an Outlook for Mac Data File (.olm) on your Mac, this is an easy way to reduce the size of your Inbox. For more instructions, hope you can find the article below helpful: Best regards, Yuki Sun Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they helped.

Dec 26, 2018 - I would like to know how to properly archive my emails from Outlook on. Sadly, Apple Mail, only imports from a.mbox file codec (which was. May 1, 2018 - In Outlook 2016 for Mac, there is not an Auto Archive function for email. Folders not labeled as such are located on the mail server and will.

If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact. Thanks Yuki, though I've looked high and low, I do not see the Archive button in the Ribbon or any way to get it to appear. I wonder if this is because I've set up for using POP email? Also, in this case, even if I 'archived' using Export, saving as an.olm file, if I wanted to decrease the load of loading my email box, but want the old email available for lookups, say I export, but then reimport to file on MyComputer, isn't that going to have the same load as opening one big email Inbox as it's POP email?

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The program still has to access the files. I'm guessing, just guessing, the Archive function really only works for IMAP connections? Thanks in advance, Lewis. Hi Lewis, >> I do not see the Archive button in the Ribbon or any way to get it to appear. I wonder if this is because I've set up for using POP email?

As far as I know, the archive button is now only available to accounts configured via Exchange or IMAP, rather than of POP. As per POP accounts which do not allow Outlook to sync with the mail server, messages are downloaded to the On My Computer Inbox, see the relevant section in. Best regards, Yuki Sun Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they helped. If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact. This article is about Outlook 2011. We're using Outlook 2016.

Now, I'm beginning to think archiving only helps speed up loading of IMAP emails as there's less on the server and more locally once archived. I'm not sure this applies to POP emails. They are already downloaded to the local computer. Perhaps moving them to a separate folder, speeds up accessing the Inbox, but by how much, if any?

It looks like 'archiving' only works with local Exchange servers or Office 365 mail, for Mac Outlook 2016? The goal was to reduce the count in the Inbox to make Outlook 2016 more responsive, yet have the older emails on hand to lookup as needed. So one would not be re-importing them from a.olm file, but they'd be on-hand in a separate folder to do searches on. Again, not sure that this workflow will result in any performance improvements? Can anyone verify this? Thanks very much, Lewis. Hi Lewis, As per your concern about speeding up Outlook for Mac, I did further research and found the following link.

The article discusses Outlook 2011 for Mac, but it should be similar in Outlook 2016 for Mac: According to the link above, we can see that a large volume of messages in the Inbox can slow synchronization with the mailbox server. But as your assumption in the previous reply, it only applies to IMAP or Microsoft Exchange accounts. Best regards, Yuki Sun Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they helped. If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact. Hi there, As Lewis explained through the two official articles, Archiving through the 'Archive button' and 'Archiving to a local drive' are two different things. Archive button is meant to move the mail(s) to a folder in Outlook itself. It is in OLK format and thus not readable.