Trapped in the Outbox and I can still read it.ĭoes this mean that somewhere on this Mac (High Sierra) is a temporary folder that holds onto emails until it syncs up with the webmail? If so, where is this folder and can it be backed up or read? This would help with an issue our client is having. It might be possible that you are able to find your lost work in this folder. The Apple Mac operating system creates temporary files within your system’s Temporary folder or also known as TMP folder.
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To further illustrate, if I take Outlook offline so that it CAN'T sync, forward the deleted email (remember, it's deleted on the webmail and only exists in this temp state) to another account, put Outlook online, and hit send/receive, the deleted email gets Another quick way to find Mac OS Word temporary files is to access the Temporary folder on Mac.
This leads me to believe that the emails remain in a temporary file until then.
Until Outlook syncs with the webmail, that deleted email can still be seen and read on Outlook (the second they sync, it disappears). Now, let's say that I have the webmail open as well as Outlook, and I delete the most recent email in webmail only, sending it to the trash and deleting the This means that this is a temporary or cache file that is not in the Home folder.
According to Apple developer information, the var folder refers to per-user temporary files and caches. One of our clients is using Office 365 on her Mac, with her Outlook settings set for IMAP. It was designed to improve permissions (rwxr-xr-x) over previous temp and cache locations, such as the /Library/Caches and /tmp folders.
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