so I really don't want to click them all. It seems to be only synchronizing when I click a folder in Outlook. However, if I don't click a folder nothing happens. Start OneDrive and finish the setup process. Double-click mand (or mand if youre using the standalone app). Browse to the Contents > Resources folder. Right-click OneDrive and select Show Package Contents. I can go to Office 365 on the web and verify that everything has pushed to the cloud. Find OneDrive in your Applications folder.
FOLDER SYNC OFFICE 2010 WINDOWS
When I click a folder in Outlook to view it's contents, the status windows shows that that folder is being synchronized. All of my old mail and folders are now setup to be synchronized, and they are indeed synchronized, but only which I click on the folder in Outlook.įor example, I have open the Microsoft Exchange Connection Status window. The instructions below are for Outlook 2010. I set up an Exchange account in Office using the new Office 365 settings. If those fail, try step, 3, to remove large folders from your sync.
Now that I have tons of space I want to move it back to the cloud. From Rules and Alerts dialog, select an account and click New Rule. Now head over to the Home tab and click Manage Rules & Alerts from Rules drop-down button. From the Create New Folder dialog, enter an appropriate name and click OK. All of my old mail and folders are now setup to be synchronized, and they are indeed. Launch Outlook 2010 and from the left sidebar, select an account, right-click it and hit New Folder.
Because the old system only allowed a very small amount of server space, I used a POP setup and kept all of my email locally. I set up an Exchange account in Office using the new Office 365 settings. I work at a university and we have recently switched our email from an old system managed by the university to Office 365.
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