#OUTLOOK 2011 FOR MAC: REINDEX CONTACTS DATABASE UPDATE#
Happily, the fix is fairly simple: Update to the newly released OS X Lion 10.7.4. Possible symptoms include a persistent failure to save changes made within System Preferences and/or a loss of changes made to Dock icons. Unfortunately, if you are running Lion (OS X 10.7.3 or older), this can lead to a host of problems. Problems after using “Apply to enclosed items…” If you select Get Info (Command-I) for a folder in the Finder, and select the Action menu at the bottom, you’ll find a command called “Apply to enclosed items…” If you make any changes to the Sharing & Permissions section, you can use this command to apply the changes to all items within the folder (as opposed to just the selected folder itself). From within this folder, find Flash ugin and drag it to the “Internet Plug-Ins” folder in the same Library folder.
To re-activate a previously installed Player, go to the root level Library folder on your drive and locate the “Internet Plug-Ins (Disabled)” folder. However, as Apple explains in a support document, it is still capable of working with the older versions (if you prefer not to get the latest Player for some reason).
The just-released 5.1.7 version of Safari disables all out-of-date versions of Adobe Flash Player as part of its installation process.
Get old versions of Flash Player to work with Safari 5.1.7. Not content to solve just one problem per column, I offer quick fixes to a trio of other matters you may confront:
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