Whenever I look at an e-mail in Outlook 2011 for Mac, weather in my inbox, in the message view, or even when composing, Outlook hides the e-mail address and replaces it with the 'real name' field from the e-mail. This is infuriating - I have the same name at home and at work, my Dad has the same name as me, and spammers can put things in the real name field to make them sound like a legit business. How can I disable this behaviour, and get it to display the actual e-mail address first? (if it can display addresses as something like Robert Munro, that would be ideal). Sketchbook for mac. Who's opening for mac demarco sept 18 2017.

I have found a workaround that will indicate which of your email addresses an incoming message was addressed to and, usually, show the actual address in the TO: field. • create a new category for each of your email addresses - I called mine gmail address, hotmail address, etc • create a new rule for each of your addresses: I named mine gmail category, hotmail category, etc for each rule, choose 'If any condition is met' When a new message arrives: • change the default to Any Recipient Contains your email address for that category Do the Following: • I deleted (clicked the - button) the default rule about junk mail • change the remaining default rule to: Set Category and choose whatever category you created step one above for this email address.

In this manner, create one rule for each of your email addresses that categorizes emails to that address to the category you created for that address. The actual email address to which the message was sent will appear in the TO: field, unless your sender has you under a real name in their contact list.

Sep 12, 2013 - Incoming mail server: imap-mail.outlook.com (imap.outlook.com. Outlook 2011 for Mac. Outlook 2011 users will new to use a manual setup, at least. A Microsoft Outlook Most Valuable Professional (MVP) since 1999, Diane is the. The.pst file for my hotmail/outlook/exchange account seems to be. Anyone seen an issue where Outlook 2011 for Mac, and ONLY that - not normal OWA nor any MAPI clients, gets disconnected over and over? They stay connected for roughly an hour, then Outlook reports.

But even in that case, the email will be color coded in your inbox according to the TO: address, and you can choose to group them by category (i.e., TO: address), if you like. I could not get a similar trick to work for the from field.