I've been having TONS of problems with indexing and searching in OL 2013, lately, so I bit the bullet and subscribed to Office 365, and downloaded Outlook 365 tonight. I let Outlook's auto account set up guide me through setting up my accounts, but noticed that I still had issues with the searching. So I moved all of the OST files I had out of C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook.
I used Control Panel > User Accounts and noticed that I have two Mail setup programs there now: Mail (Microsoft Outlook ) (32-bit) and Mail. Since I just installed the 64-bit version of Office, I figured that the Mail one must be a new one. I went into both and deleted any profiles (don't remember which held the profile, but there was at least one called "Outlook"). Then I went into Mail and created one called Outlook365. I went through the pain of manually re-adding all of my many email accounts (too many - that's why i don't want to have to keep working on this!).
HOWEVER, when I start up Outlook, now, I don't see that new profile. I am prompted only to create a new one, called Outlook.
How can I open the profile Outlook365? I tried command line outlook.exe /profile Outlook365. It started updating office, and then failed.
I used Control Panel > User Accounts and noticed that I have two Mail setup programs there now: Mail (Microsoft Outlook ) (32-bit) and Mail. Since I just installed the 64-bit version of Office, I figured that the Mail one must be a new one. I went into both and deleted any profiles (don't remember which held the profile, but there was at least one called "Outlook"). Then I went into Mail and created one called Outlook365. I went through the pain of manually re-adding all of my many email accounts (too many - that's why i don't want to have to keep working on this!).
HOWEVER, when I start up Outlook, now, I don't see that new profile. I am prompted only to create a new one, called Outlook.
How can I open the profile Outlook365? I tried command line outlook.exe /profile Outlook365. It started updating office, and then failed.