This update includes all the improvements that were released in all previous Office 2011 updates since the release of the Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 14.1.0 Update. For more information about the improvements in a previous update, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base. In my office network, I have a DNS entry pointing swscan.apple.com to my mac server, so all local macs are looking at the server for updates. On the mac server itself, i have /etc/hosts as follows: ## # Host Database # # localhost is used to configure the loopback interface # when the system is booting.

Hello All, I have been running Mac Office 2011 on a Mac under Hi Sierra OS. Because of a software problem with the Mac I needed to reinstall the Office suite from my distribution disks (and product key) - which I still have! However, when trying to access my pre-reinstall identities, I get an error message saying that the identity cannot be used with this version of Outlook.

I believe there were at least a few service packs released that modified Outlook 2011, and they are likely the reason my identities won't work with my version of Outlook without the service packs. I have tried to download the Office updates but get the error message 'Autoupdate cannot connect to the update server'. Researching this issue I came upon a notice that support for this version of Office was suspended in October 2017. Is this a poorly described error message that is coming up because the product is out of support?

Is there another reason I'm getting this error message? I'm not having internet conectivity issues with any other websites. Is there any other way for me to either (1) get the service pack updates or (2) extract my contacts from the identity file so i can import thiem into a new version of Office 365 of Office Mac 2016?

How do i create an email group in outlook 2016 for mac. On the Home tab, click Contact Group. If Contact Group is not available. To create a contact group, you must set your preferences to show the On My Computer folders. On the Outlook menu, click Preferences.