If you have an iPhone or iPad you might want to add the email account to Mail for iOS and iPadOS too. The Mac Mail app should automatically detect the proper Outlook.com email server settings and not require any additional information, but if you do need to provide mail servers, or if you’re using a different mail client aside from Mail app, you may find the below information to be useful. Does Outlook support Kerberos authentication? Does Outlook for Mac 2011 allow you to manipulate Exchange server-side rules, as the Windows version does? Will the new Outlook have push e-mail?

1. Where Does Outlook 2011 For Mac Store Emails Automatically

In Office 2011 for Mac, the default Outlook Identity is called Main Identity, but the application allows more than one. Outlook 2011 for Mac gives you some tools to help you manage your Identities. Only one Identity at a time can display in Outlook.

To switch Identities in Outlook 2011 for Mac, take these steps:

1. Quit Outlook (pressing Command-Q quits any application).

2. Run the Microsoft Database Utility.

3. Change the default Outlook Identity.

4. Click the red close window button in the upper-left corner of the Utility window to quit the Database Utility.

5. Start Outlook.

You can make the Outlook dialog display automatically whenever you open Outlook. To make the dialog available:

1. Quit Outlook (pressing Command-Q quits any application).

2. In Finder, open your Microsoft Office 2011 Identities folder.

3. Change the name of the folder of your default Outlook Identity.

4. Start Outlook.

5. Select the Show This List When Opening Outlook check box.

Where Does Outlook 2011 For Mac Store Emails Automatically

Be sure to select the Show This List When Opening Outlook check box. It’s a handy tool for switching Identities instead of using the Database Utility. You can then choose the Identity you want to use and click OK without having to open the Database Utility.