Time Machine is a backup software application included with the Apple OS X operating system. To use it, you'll need an external storage system, such as an external hard drive. Turn Time Machine on to automatically make routine copies of the files on your computer. Use Time Machine to browse through backups to recover copies of lost or damaged files.
Note: If you haven't set up Time Machine to back up your files, see How To Use Time Machine to back up or restore your Mac, or check the Apple website for AirPort Time Capsule.
Turn Time Machine on to back up your Outlook items
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On the Apple menu, choose System Preferences>Time Machine.
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In the Time Machine dialog box, switch Time Machine to On, then choose Select Backup Disk.
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Select the location where you want to back up your files, and then choose Use Disk.
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Ensure Time Machine is set to Back Up Automatically, as shown here:
Your files will now back up daily.
Note: The first time you open Outlook after restoring a Time Machine backup, Outlook rebuilds its database to accommodate the restored items. If you have a large database, rebuilding it might take time.
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Turn on Time Machine to automatically archive Outlook items
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On the Dock, choose Time Machine> Set Up Time Machine
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In the Time Machine dialog box, choose Select Backup Disk.
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Select the location where you want to back up your files, then choose Use for Backup.
Your files will now back up daily.
Note: The first time that you open Outlook after restoring a Time Machine backup, Outlook rebuilds its database to accommodate the restored items. If you have a very large database, rebuilding the database might take some time.
Stop automatically archiving Outlook items
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On the Apple menu, choose System Preferences.
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Select Time Machine, then choose Options.
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Choose Add, and select the /Users/ username/Documents/Microsoft User Data/Office 2011 Identities/ folder.
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