New features in Office 2019 consist largely of features released as updates to the Office 365 subscription version of the product since the last major Office release. Microsoft announced an update for both Windows and Mac OS versions of Office simultaneously in late 2018. Value examples that you can make a raw query against.Microsoft Outlook 2019 mac is the latest iteration of the email and calendaring app that has its advantages, especially if you use it at work or at home. Press Save Search in the Search ribbon bar and enter the name of your new Smart Folder.Īnother helpful link was a list of all the Raw Query keys:Ĭom_microsoft_outlook_author_email_addressesĬom_microsoft_outlook_recpient_email_addresses.Conversations in this combined Index/Sentįolder will include both inbound and outbound messages. The message list should populate with the combined content of the two folders. com_microsoft_outlook_folderID = 109 || com_microsoft_outlook_folderID = 112 Press the Advanced search button in the ribbonĮnter the following query, replacing 109 and 112 with the mailboxes numbers retrieved above.Make sure you are still have a normal mailbox selected (not a Smart Folder).This will enable the search tab and ribbon.Click on the Search field in the upper right hand corner of the Outlook view.My mailbox numbers were 109 (Inbox) and 112 (Sent) It should return the results of the execution mail folder id 109 ofĪpplication 'Microsoft Outlook' Do the same thing for the other Enter ~applesoft~ AppleScript Editor and Enter to bring up the applesoft editor.Įnter the following in the applescript editor and run it on run.Highlight the Mailbox we are going to include, Inbox or Sent.I found the answer! It involves using the applescript editor to get it to work. This interface (and its inconsistency) is unusable. Give up my convictions and BCC myself on everything (which does render properly),.I learn some fancy keyboard shortcut or other UI trick, or.I'm personally not willing to do this, but it should/does work. I'm not sure if this will result in duplicate messages rendering in the 'reading pane' for conversations. > Email section -> Composing -> Format and account section -> enable 'When sending messages, automatically BCC myself.' This will have the effect of putting a copy of messages you send into your Inbox, so they will render in the conversation view/pane.

Enable this by Outlook menu -> Preferences.

One workaround is to automatically BCC yourself on everything. As you alluded to, (your own) sent messages appear in in 'reading pane' but do not render in the message list. I have the same problem in Outlook 2011 for Mac I think this configuration is not possible.Īs shown in the following links from the MS documentation, it looks like the option exists for the Windows version, but it is not available in the Mac OS X version.

Outlook 2016 on mac version 10.10