


#MICROSOFT OUTLOOK WORKING OFFLINE OFFLINE#
Accessing Cached Exchange Mode and Shared Folders Offline If you frequent regions where your connectivity may not be consistently adequate, and you have the storage space available, we recommend that you set this to All Mail. If you want to turn off Cached Exchange Mode, repeat the steps, but clear Use Cached Exchange Mode.īy default, 12 months of your email is available offline, but you can control how much mail is kept offline. (If you’re an Office 365 subscriber with semi-annual updates, under Offline Settings, check Use Cached Exchange Mode to download email to an Outlook data file. Under Offline Settings, check Use Cached Exchange Mode.Click the Exchange or Office 365 account, and then click Change.Click File > Account Settings > Account Settings.Cached Exchange Mode is enabled by default when an account is added to Exchange or Office 365 Turn Cached Exchange Mode on or off This allows caching copies of your mailbox to your local machine and is frequently updated with the Exchange server that it is configured to work with. Outlook contains functionality called Cached Exchange Mode. But what DO you do when you lose not just your connection to the internet, but, as a result, access to all your Office 365 data as well? Here are various ways to cache a good portion of your data locally and to maintain the ability to actively work on it until such time comes that you are able to allow it to sync back up to the cloud again. Office / Microsoft 365 is a great set of applications and tools for not just keeping up in today’s productive environment, but for getting ahead at any time and any place. Office 365 offline access is a must if you want to stay productive during an internet outage.
