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Office 2011 Identities / Main Identity / Data Records - 15.97 GB

12405 contacts (50.9 MB as a separate.

Time Capsule 3TB back-up device as last-resort restoration. Mac OS X 10.9.1 (13B42) Mavericks (Client)Īpple iMac 24" (iMac9,1, Early 2009, EMC 2266) Intel Core 2 Duo 2.93 GHz, 8GB DDR3 memory,ĤTB Hitachi Deskstar internal hard disk (approximately 478 GB used).Įxternal 2TB FireWire 800 drive for a full system cloneĮxternal 0.5TB FireWire 800 drive for an extra backup of the ~/Documents/Microsoft User Data/Office 2011 Identities folder YOU ASSUME ALL RISK IF YOU USE ANY INFORMATION FROM THIS POSTING ON YOUR SYSTEM(S). Here I will attempt to reconstruct what seems to have worked for one instance. My availability is limited and there is a lot to absorb in this report in a single reading. Please read this report twice before taking any action where you would like a response from me. I have limited availability to make corrections to this report.

I have attempted to be as complete as possible, however, I am not available to help with an individual case or answer questions about same. This is intended as a record of an apparently successful restoration, not self-help instructions.

Since I may well have missed write-ups better than this one, if you would kindly provide links to these in the comments, so that others may find the best description of how to deal with these issues, instead of wading in deeper here, I would be highly appreciative. Other sources provided hints, but I could find no road map on a single page for a recent patch of Microsoft Outlook:mac 2011 SP3. There is not a lot of clear assistance beyond using the Database Utility on Microsoft's Mac Knowledge Base, MVP and Help pages, or, I simply failed to find it.

I further imagine that this limits the performance of the application with large databases and large Data Record stores and may contribute to database and performance issues that the Microsoft Database Utility, also a 32-bit application, is simply unable to address. (64-bit versions have been available on 64-bit Windows operating systems for over fifteen years.) I'm sure it made perfect sense from their perspective. I imagine that Microsoft Outlook:mac 2011 SP3 was left as a 32-bit application for reasons that served the Microsoft Macintosh Business Unit, but not this end user. How I restored a Microsoft Outlook:mac 2011 SP3 Database and Data Store after Microsoft's Database Utility Failed.