
Never use reading pane always double click and open the message. or if I completely remove Reading pane and open up new message by double clicking it does not sync read status which is my setting I I have been doing some more testing and I have found if I use "Reading Pane" (I do not use reading pane I always keep it hidden) and read that message via reading pane "Read" status sync with OWA.Įven with using Reading pane I double click on the message and open it, then it does not sync "Read" status. I thought it could be the issue but it works if I manually right click select "Unread"Īnd then "Read" it again it works with in few seconds it get marked as "Read" in OWA. I already tried it does not make any difference.īesides, if we wait for a while, will read status finally sync to OWA? According to my research, a large Inbox may cause a long syncing which can extend beyond a minute.
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When you are totally done, go back and Change the Default Profile back to your original one so your OWN Mailbox comes back up.If we click Send/Receive button to manually update folder, will read status sync correctly? - NoĮxcept read status, do other items sync well? - Yes, everything works well other than "Read" status.ĭo you have any antivirus software running on this computer? We can temporarily close them and see if it works.

Then verify that the mail format is HTML.

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SMTP Password: Your Network ID Password.IMAP Username: Password: YOUR PERSONAL EMAIL PASSWORD for your own WSU Email Account.If you set is up as IMAP you need Incoming and Outgoing (SMTP) server settings: You can try to set it up as Exchange or IMAP for the account type. Once you set the Default Profile to the New One, you should be able to Add the Shared Mailbox as a Standalone Account.


Restart Outlook for this change to take effect.Select the profile that you want as default.Then you want to Change the Default Profile Outlook Uses to the New Shared Mailbox Profile You Made Open Contents > SharedSupport, and then double-click Outlook Profile Manager.Ctrl+click or right-click Microsoft Outlook, and then click Show Package Contents.From Finder, open the Applications folder.First you will need to Setup a New Profile for the Shared Mailbox
