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Newer versionsOffice 2011
If you use Outlook 2016 for Mac in more than one capacity, such as for your personal life and for work, you can set up Outlook to handle these different capacities by using profiles. A profile is associated with and stores a set of email messages, contacts, tasks, calendars, account settings, Scrapbook clips, and more.
Note: In Outlook 2011 for Mac, profiles were called identities.
The Outlook Profile Manager (previously called the Microsoft Database Utility) is installed as part of your Office installation, and it allows you to create new profiles, edit or delete profiles, and set your default profile. When you open Outlook, it always uses the default profile.
Important: If more than one person uses the same computer, Outlook profiles don't offer as much privacy as separate user accounts in the Mac OS. Outlook profiles don't offer password protection, and Spotlight searches from the Finder will locate Outlook items from all the profiles in the current user account. To learn more about how to create user accounts, see Mac Help.
Add, change, or delete a profile
Note: After importing identities from Outlook for Mac 2011 to Outlook 2016 for Mac for Office 365, if you receive the error message, 'Your identity cannot be imported as you do not have sufficient permissions on your 2011 identity.', see the KB article, Outlook for Mac for Office 365 – Permission error while Importing an Outlook 2011 Identity.
If you use Outlook in more than one capacity, such as for your personal life and for work, Outlook can be set up to handle these different capacities by using identities. An identity is associated with and stores a set of e-mail messages, contacts, tasks, calendars, account settings, Scrapbook clips, and more.
To manage identities, you must use the Microsoft Database Utility, which is installed as part of your Office installation. With this utility, you perform tasks such as creating a new identity, setting the default identity, and rebuilding an identity. When you open an Office application, it always uses the default identity.
Important: If more than one person uses the same computer, Outlook identities don't offer as much privacy as separate user accounts in the Mac OS. Outlook identities don't offer password protection, and Spotlight searches from the Finder will locate Outlook items from all the identities in the current user account. To learn more about how to create user accounts, see Mac OS Help.
Create, rename, or delete an identity
Notes:
Switch the identity used by Outlook
In Entourage (available in previous versions of Office for Mac), it is possible to switch identities while Entourage is open. However, with Outlook, you must close Outlook and switch identities by using the Database Utility.
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Records is a powerful personal database and organizer app for your Mac.
The perfect companion for everything you want to collect and organize in life, from your favorite movies to your customer invoices, offering a great balance between easy of use and powerful features. “Records looks fantastic. I can’t imagine all the hard work you guys put into this app — the icon alone is just stunning.” — Shawn Blanc “Records is a powerful, customizable, easy to use database app for Mac.” — Peter Cohen, iMore “Wow, Records for Mac looks really great!” — Christina Warren, Mashable “Records is an impressively nimble piece of Mac software that makes personal databases insanely simple to create and use.” — J. R. Bookwalter, Mac|Life, 4 stars “Records for Mac makes creating a personal database very simple.” — MacFormat, 4 stars Highlight Features • Incredibly easy, drag & drop form and database creation • Canvas editor lets you customize the layout and design of your forms • Table view lets you display, edit and sort data in a single view • 30+ templates ready to use lets you start using Records in seconds • 17+ fully-configurable form fields, including images, contacts, URLs and ratings • Powerful alignment guides help you design visually appealing forms • Use one of several pre-filled lists, such as countries, currencies, or credit card vendors • Build your own forms and choose your favorite eye-candy color theme • Full text search help to find instantly your data • Easily import, export and backup your data in CSV format (Bento's users are welcome) • Import, export and share templates with friends, family and colleagues • No prior database design or coding knowledge required Includes 15+ Customizable Rich Field Types • Single-line and multi-line text fields with formatting • Number fields for Decimal, Currencies, Percent, Scientific, Spell Out and more • Date fields • Time fields • Date and Time fields • Yes / No Checkbox fields • Choice fields • Website fields • Email fields • Images fields • Contacts fields • Star Rating fields • Separator fields (decoration) • And More.. Includes 30+ Ready To Use Templates • Bank Accounts • Blood Donor Cards • Book Collection • Classes • Customers • Donations • Equipment • Events • Exercice Logs • Expenses • Health Cards • Health Insurance • Home Inventory • House Search • Job Search • Loyalty Cards • Meetings • Membership List • Movie Collection • Notes • Party Planner • Recipes • Software Licenses • Student List • To Do Lists • Vacations • Vehicle Insurance • Vehicle Maintenance • Wine Collection • And More.. Built exclusively for the Mac Records uses a number of OS X features and technologies such as Cocoa, Core Data, Quartz, Grand Central Dispatch, 64-bit, Full-Screen, Calendar, Contacts and much more. The Records beautiful user interface has been fully optimized for the MacBook Pro and iMac with Retina display. We're dedicated to making the most innovative personal database app for Mac ever designed. Get Records today and your life will never have been so organised. ![]() What’s New
• Improved the support for macOS 10.14 Mojave
• Improved the support for Dark Mode and improved appearance for Light Mode • Increased the Title font size for canvas objects, now is more readable • Various improvements and performance enhancements
36 Ratings
A simpler Filemaker at 5% of the cost
I’ve been looking for a replacement for Filemaker for years after constant frustration with backwards incompatibility with earlier vesions. A few years back I thought Bento was the answer. But the Filemaker product was disastrously slow and clunky and was taken off the market almost as quickly as it entered. Records is a fast and incredibly simple database to use. It’s very easy to create your own databases or use the many templates created for you. This is not an app for large organizations that need network connectivity and all the bells and whistles of an enterprise platform, but if you just need a non-networked and incredibly simple database for one computer, this is a great app. So why 4 stars and not 5? Records is missing 2 key elements. All of your data in Records gets buried in a Library file, well hidden from the world. So you can’t place the database in the cloud such as Dropbox and then access it from another computer. So even though you can install the app on more than one MAC, you can’t access one database on both MACS. Secondly, there’s no iPad or iPhone version of the app. This would be the perfect replacement for Filemaker and Bento if these 2 deficiencies were eliminated. I would pay 4 to 5 times the price if they were.
Missing one vital feature
Four star review. Would be 5 but there is no way to sync. In fact, the data is stored in the library, it doesn’t even make files except as an export. So, it’s a one computer, no sync to another affair. That’s a near fatal issue in this day and age. That problem aside, it’s fantastic! You can view ‘excel’ style or record by record in a form of your own lay out. Super easy and convenient. I have’t stored too much data in it yet (because of the sync issue) but it hasn’t lost anything yet. I like it a lot. Gives me really useful features, and doesn’t bog me down with too much. I haven’t worked too much with the math. I don’t know if it can, for example, sum two fields into a third. If it can’t do that it really needs that too.
All in all, a good prodect that I’m hoping to see some improvment in. Good Product, Needs Works
The basic concept of this system is great. I’m able to search up any criteria and it come up with the list of objectives as needed that I was looking for. It has a somewhat limited ability however in that the database that you create is limited to only the app and what is clearly there in the toolbox. For instance, my clients need to have a product changed every 6 months. I am not able to create a reminder or a widget in the toolbox that says “client is due for a change”. As a basic database this app works fine, which is why I give it 4/5 stars. I would like to see more features available that are interactive to the user.
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