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There was a problem with Office 365 and the latest Mac OS, OS 10.11.0, El Capitan. <br />
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See for instance: &nbsp;<a href="http://www.computerworld.com/article/2988583/microsoft-windows/office-2016-for-mac-users-lambaste-microsoft-after-upgrading-to-apples-os-x-el-capitan.html" rel="ugc">http://www.computerworld.com/article/2988583/microsoft-windows/office-2016-for-mac-users-lambaste-microsoft-after-upgrading-to-apples-os-x-el-capitan.html</a><br />
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Not sure if there is a fix yet. Will try to find out.
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There was a problem with Office 365 and the latest Mac OS, OS 10.11.0, El Capitan.

See for instance:  http://www.computerworld.com/article/2988583/microsoft-windows/office-2016-for-mac-users-lambaste-microsoft-after-upgrading-to-apples-os-x-el-capitan.html [http://www.computerworld.com/article/2988583/microsoft-windows/office-2016-for-mac-users-lambaste-microsoft-after-upgrading-to-apples-os-x-el-capitan.html]

Not sure if there is a fix yet. Will try to find out.

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I tried downloading the fix, and it didn't work. <br />
The Mac is 10.10.5 <br />
the user needed her emails now and couldn't use OWA because of attachment problems.<br />
So I uninstalled 2016 Office and am installing 2011 Office.<br />
I will wait until Microsoft and Apple get everything fixed before attempting this again.
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I tried downloading the fix, and it didn't work.
The Mac is 10.10.5
the user needed her emails now and couldn't use OWA because of attachment problems.
So I uninstalled 2016 Office and am installing 2011 Office.
I will wait until Microsoft and Apple get everything fixed before attempting this again.

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Have our first user attempting to connect to Exchange Server 2010 using Office 2016 for Mac.<br />
I have set up everything correctly in Accounts in Outlook, yet only get an orange light, not a green one for the account.<br />
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is there a bug or something that needs to be done differently in Office 2016 for Mac?<br />
Our users who use Office 2011 have had and still have no problems connecting.<br />
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It's a brand new Mac Laptop with latest OS. Everything I can find states that Exchange 2010 SP2 should connect with Office 2016 for Mac
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Have our first user attempting to connect to Exchange Server 2010 using Office 2016 for Mac.
I have set up everything correctly in Accounts in Outlook, yet only get an orange light, not a green one for the account.

is there a bug or something that needs to be done differently in Office 2016 for Mac?
Our users who use Office 2011 have had and still have no problems connecting.

It's a brand new Mac Laptop with latest OS. Everything I can find states that Exchange 2010 SP2 should connect with Office 2016 for Mac

Office 2016 for Mac and Connection to Exchange Server 2010 SP2

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