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Symptoms

You use a Microsoft Entourage for Mac client to connect to a mailbox that is located on a server that is running Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. If Entourage for Mac sends a message that has an attachment that exceeds the send size limitation in Exchange 2007,you receive the following error message in Entourage for Mac:

An unknown error (-18493) has occurred. Your mailbox has exceeded the size limit. Account name: 'Your_Username'.

Note The e-mail message that is over the attachment size limit is moved to the Drafts folder. Every time that Entourage for Mac tries to perform a regular synchronization with Exchange 2007, Entourage for Mac crashes for several minutes when it tries to synchronize the Drafts folder. Additionally, lots of disk thrashing occurs on the Macintosh computer.
Increasing the allowed attachment size may cause performance issues in the Exchange environment. You have to consider the increase load a large attachment puts on the server infrastructure. You may experience one or more of the following symptoms if the attachment size is increased:

• The Mailbox store database may become unstable.

• High numbers of transaction logs are generated.

• The average remote procedure call (RPC) latency spikes to more than 1,000 milliseconds.

• Occasionally the average RPC latency spikes to more than 20,000 milliseconds.

• CPU usage spikes from 25 percent to 50 percent. Occasionally, CPU usage nears 100 percent.

• If a Microsoft Office Outlook client is also installed on the computer, you receive an RPC latency dialog box in Outlook. Additionally, Outlook does not work until the Microsoft Exchange Information Store service is restarted.

Workaround

The procedure to control attachment sizes for Entourage for Mac varies based on the version that you are using. Please follow the correct procedure for the version that you are using. You have to make these changes on all Exchange 2007 client access role servers that Entourage for Mac client connects to.

Exchange 2007 and Exchange Server 2010: Microsoft Entourage 2008 for Mac, Web Services Edition, Microsoft Outlook 2011 for Mac

1. 1.This version of Entourage for Mac uses the Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Web services provider to send mail. To allow for larger attachments that you must change the MaxRequestLength in the web.config file. By default, the web.config file is located in the EWS Virtual directory MicrosoftExchange ServerClientAccessexchwebEWS will have the following entry, by default, the max request size is approximately 13MB

2. Change the item <httpRuntime maxRequestLength='13280' /> to <httpRuntime maxRequestLength='X' /> where X is the desired value in KBs. for example, X will be approximately 50000 (50MB).

Exchange Server 2003 and Exchange Server 2007: Microsoft Entourage 2004 or Microsoft Entourage 2008, for Mac

This version of Entourage for Mac used WebDav to connect to Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. To allow larger attachment sizes you must change the MaxRequestEntityAllowed property in the IIS Metabase.xml file. To do this, follow these steps:

1. Save a backup file of the Metabase.xml file in the following directory:
   %windir%system32inetsrv
   

2. In Service Control Manager, stop the IIS Admin Service service.

3. Open the Metabase.xml file in the
   %windir%system32inetsrv folder in Notepad.

4. Locate the Exchange Virtual directory section.

5. Add the MaxRequestEntityAllowed property that contains the largest file size upload that you want to allow. Add this property under the LogonMethod property, and then save the file.
   The following is the MaxRequestEntityAllowed property syntax:

   Note Size in bytes is the largest file size upload that you want to allow. The following is an example of the size:

   In the following example the maximum file size upload is set to 30 MB:

6. Start the IIS Admin Service service in Service Control Manager.

Note Do not set the MaxRequestEntityAllowed property in any virtual directory other than the Exchange Server virtual directory. For example, if you set this property in the virtual root directory to a file size that is less than 1 GB, RPC over HTTP logon issues occur.
Be aware that if you set the MaxRequestEntityAllowed property on the CAS server, the CAS server returns an error message that states that the request to send a large e-mail message failed. This behavior is expected.

Status

Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the 'Applies to' section.

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Microsoft Office 2004 is an office suite including the text processor Word, the spreadsheet application Excel, the presentation software PowerPoint and the mail client Entourage. It is often also referred to as Office:mac 2004.

There are three different editions available: 1) the Standard Edition was available for $399 USD (upgrade: $239 USD), 2) the Professional Edition additionally included Virtual PC 7 with Windows XP Professional for a price of $499 USD (upgrade: $329 USD), 3) the Student and Teacher Edition for $149 USD (no upgrade and not upgradable).

Office:mac 2004 is the latest version to support VBA on PowerPC.Office:mac 2008 is still PowerPC-compatible, but lacks VBA support.

Microsoft Office for Mac 2004 was released 11 May 2004. As of 10 January 2012 Office:mac 2004 is no longer supported by Microsoft. Office:mac 2004 was the last PowerPC-only office suite from Microsoft: it requires Mac OS X 10.2.8 'Jaguar' or later and does run on Intel Macs through Rosetta, which was included in Mac OS X 10.4/Intel through Mac OS X 10.6.

Student and Teacher Edition

Entourage Software For Mac

Top DL: This edition is like the Standard Edition, but is not available as an upgrade. It also cannot be upgraded to a newer version of Office:mac. It contains three product keys instead of just one in the Standard Edition.

2nd DL: This DL contains the updaters (11.6.0 to 11.6.6). These apply to: Office 2004 Standard Edition, Office 2004 Student and Teacher Edition, Office 2004 Professional Edition, Word 2004, Excel 2004, PowerPoint 2004, Entourage 2004. Earlier updates are not required.

3rd DL: Office:mac 2004 cannot open or save OpenXML format files (like .docx, .pptx and such). Included here is a free converter from September 13, 2011 that converts these files on PowerPC-based Macs so that Office:mac v.X and 2004 can be used to edit the contents of such files.

4th DL: The Apple Internal Edition of Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac. It doesn't require serial number and it's rumored to be faster than the commercial version.

When available, Office:mac 2004 Standard Edition and Professional Edition can also be added to this page.

Installation

For all versions, mount the disk image and simply drag and drop the Microsoft Office 2004 folder into your Application folder.
Alternatively the included installer can be used (.pkg or .mpkg).

Standard Edition

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( Availability: — periodic )

Trial Edition

Office:mac 2004 Test Drive is still downloadable from an Australian Microsoft site. It is a 30 day trial that includes almost all the features found in Office 2004, but with printing disabled plus other limitations. Available languages are English (US), German, French, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, Swedish. The Test Drive version is not available in the Dutch language.

The 30 day Test Drive may not actually work, either, as there was an updated fix available. See article TA23775, the link for the fix it refers to is no longer valid, therefore the trial version may or may not work.

Microsoft Entourage Mac

Compatibility
Architecture: PPC

Entourage 2004 Download For Mac Os

Minimum System Requirements:

• G3, Mac OS X-compatible processor or higher.
• Mac OS X version 10.2.8 or later.
• 256 MB of RAM.
• 450 MB of available hard-disk space for a recommended install of Office; 630 MB for a full drag-and-drop install of Office; or 415 MB of available hard-disk space for a recommended install of Word, PowerPoint, or Excel standalone programs; 595 MB for a full drag-and-drop install of the Word, PowerPoint, or Excel standalone programs.
• CD-ROM drive (or connection to a local area network if installing over a network).
• 1024x768 or higher resolution monitor displaying thousands of colors
• Mouse or compatible pointing device
  
• Note:
  • If an earlier version of Office is installed on your computer, you do not need to remove it to set up Office 2004. However, you should remove any Preview or Test Drive versions of Office 2004, because these free versions of the program can interfere with the Office 2004 installation.
    
  • The Open XML File Format Converter runs on Mac OS X 10.4.9 or higher and produces converted files that require Office v.X 10.1.9 or Office 2004 11.4.0 or higher.
    
  • Intel-Macs that run Mac OS X 10.4 'Tiger', 10.5 'Leopard' or 10.6 'Snow Leopard' are capable of running OS X PowerPC applications through the included Rosetta emulation layer.
    
  • IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED to not open files (like Word documents or PowerPoint presentations) from unknown sources: this is most likely everything you retrieve from the Internet.