Apr 16, 2018  To recover emails, contacts, and calendar items use Time Machine to restore a backup of your Office 2011 Identities folder. For information on how to use Time Machine, see how to restore data from Time Machine backups. If there's no backup, we can try something different. Let's see if another identity has the missing data. Close Outlook. The email messages of Outlook disappear automatically. To recover the email files and contacts user can use the Time Machine backup of the Office 2011 identities folder. Time Machine is a built in backup feature of Mac operating system. If you are not able to find any backup, then find if any other identity of Outlook has missed data or not, follow the step below: Close the Mac Outlook.

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