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BASIC ENTOURAGE TROUBLESHOOTING

The very Basic Entourage troubleshooting.

1. The very first thing you need to make sure of, is you need to be updated. Not just OS X but also your MS Office suite. Most of the problems are solved by simply keeping the machine updated. Make sure you are using the latest versions for the OS and Microsoft Office.
2. Sometimes just a normal rebooting of your Mac is required. This often fixes many problems.
3. Running Repair Permissions is another standard tool used to repair problems, but it is more effective with the inbuilt OS X applications.
4. The very first recommended step is to delete cache files which is effective many times.
5. Finally you have the option to delete the plist i.e. deleting the preferences files. Doing this the application changes all the settings to default hence solving the issue if it was due to any changes made.

Comments

Thanks for providing this useful information. It helped me fix my Entourage database problem.

While searching for a solution to my problem, i found an interesting website- http://www.msentouragerecovery.com/
Martin said…
Hi,

I am glad to see your post as i have been using entourage since last five years and would like to know more about entourage email application. Recently I came to know that Stellar has developed a product to repair and rebuild entourage database in all scenarios of corruption or damage. It's really very great news as per my knowledge there is no other such kind of third party tool to solve the entourage errors.

I would like to thank you for your interesting post !

Martin
Anonymous said…
Hi Martin,

Yes, You are right Stellar Exchange Database Recovery Software is really an excellent Entourage Recovery tool. The software is designed with simple graphical user interface and advanced scanning technique. The corrupted entourage database is extensively scanned and repaired by the application.

Regards
Rossy
Anonymous said…
Please use caution with the advice above.

Note that all of the enthusiastic posts above obviously are pushing the "Recovery Tool" all od the links above go to the same comany's sites!

Use with caution!

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