I know this is not ideal, and I strongly agree that MS should fix this - it's like Office isn't really Windows 10-compatible in the current state (still as of Jan 2017 even with Office 365) - but at least there is a way to accomplish the core goal of sharingīy mail and yielding the same end result as if it went through Outlook. You can also use third-party software to convert multiple Outlook emails to PDF at once. With that done, Mail 'works', except of course you lose the ability to use the Outlook editor, your signatures need to be added separately, etc. Limitation Using manual option, users can convert Outlook email to PDF one by one that is time-consuming method, if someone wants to convert multiple emails from Outlook to Adobe PDF.

Opening Shared Contacts in Outlook 2016 on the Mac 1. They will not receive an email regarding the share, so you will need to contact the recipient to inform them of the share. Just needed to add them to the built-in Mail app also. The contacts will be shared with the recipient. To avoid this issue you may change your Outlook settings by following these instructions: My attachments sent to Mac users from Outlook turn into winmail.dat files. I have my Outlook connected to two separate Exchange Servers, and This is due to Outlook decrypting the file in RTF format. Windows Live Mail to Outlook for Mac 6.2. Server (IMAP or Exchange, but not POP), then as long as you set up the built-in Mail application, you can use that option under share and the message will still be in your Outlook Sent Items. There is a work-around though (I was searching to find a way to use Outlook directly) - if you use the built-in Mail application, assuming you store your sent and received messages on the

I have the same problem and found this post looking for a solution.

Pdf share to outlook 2016 for mac