
- MICROSOFT AUTOUPDATE MAC 2011 FOR MAC
- MICROSOFT AUTOUPDATE MAC 2011 UPDATE
MICROSOFT AUTOUPDATE MAC 2011 UPDATE
This update fixes an issue where some users who have IMAP accounts intermittently receive a “Too many simultaneous connections” error. This update fixes an issue where users may have duplication of mail when they use Gmail and connect with Outlook by using IMAP. Or, you can delete the Exchange account and then add it again to resynchronize the account. To correct email messages that have already been cached, right-click the folder that contains the email messages, select Folder Properties, and then then select Empty under Empty Cache. When this problem occurs, the Date field is missing from the body of the message. This update fixes a problem that occurs when users reply to or forward Exchange email messages that were downloaded from Exchange 2007 servers. This update fixes an issue that causes Outlook not to display details for certain contacts when Lync or Communicator is running. This update fixes an issue with some IMAP configurations where Outlook repeatedly displays “Cannot create mailbox” errors. This update fixes an issue where some IMAP users may receive an “Unknown namespace” error when they try to create special folders (such as Drafts and Sent Items) on the server. This update fixes an issue in Excel where #REF is returned even when links are ignored. This update improves stability in Excel when you drag to move a PivotTable row or column. This update provides critical updates for connection reliability with SkyDrive. This update fixes an issue where some SkyDrive folders in Micorosft Document Connection are displayed as zero-byte files instead of folders. MICROSOFT AUTOUPDATE MAC 2011 FOR MAC
The Office for Mac 2011 14.2.3 Update also includes the following improvements:
Improvements that are included in the update This does not set any deadlines.A security vulnerability exits in the way that folder permissions are set in certain Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac 14.2 installations.
If no values are set for UpdateDeadline.DaysBeforeForcedQuit or UpdateDeadline.StartAutomaticUpdates in the user configuration profile or management configuration profile, macOS automatically generates and inserts empty values for those keys in the user configuration profile. Instead of configuring a specific date and time for a deadline for a specific version, you can configure that deadline to be a certain number of days after that specific version is detected by MAU. For example, you can configure a deadline of 7 days for all applications, and then specify that the deadline for Excel is 4 days. If you have specified a deadline for all applications, you can still configure a more specific deadline for one of the applications. If you have configured the deadline to be a certain number of days after an update is detected, and then MAU detects a new update, the deadline will be reset to apply to the new update. For example, deadlines work if MAU is getting updates directly from the Office Content Delivery Network (CDN) on the internet of if MAU is getting updates from a MAU caching server within your local network. Deadlines can be configured regardless of where MAU is looking for the updates. Additional information about MAU deadlines Microsoft Autoupdate For Mac Not Working
If you configured a deadline for a specific date and time, once that date and time have passed, MAU deletes those values from the relevant config profiles.