MS Office for Mac

[u2alberto]

Ciao, da qualche giorno quando avvio il MBPro Lion il programma in oggetto per un buon 3 minuti fa un "aggiornamento" (ma non genera traffico di internet), un pop up specifica che sta "Upgrading Identity" e " Upgrading Messages".
Non ho scaricato ne installato nulla di particolare che possa aver lanciato quanto sopra ...
Ne sapete qualcosa? Il "problema" è che lo fa ogni volta che avvio il mac ...

[mauropasha]

Mai sentito niente di simile, ma dando una rapida (bada bene molto rapida!) occhiata in rete ho trovato che potrebbe essere dovuta a problemi di "identità".
Vedi questo link
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2360509" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[u2alberto]

grazie Mauro

[mauropasha]

Prega
Se risolvi tienici aggiornati

[u2alberto]

Ciao, non sono ancora riuscito a risolvere il problema ...
Ora è da un buona mezz'ora che fa sto cavolo di Upgrade Identity senza permettermi di lanciare la posta.
Volevo provare a forzare la chiusura del processo ma non so dove andare a trovare i processi attivi.
Sapete indicarmi?
Grassie

[Scialla]

Monitoraggio Attività

[iStefano]

In rete parlano di un problema al database office che ha generato problemi dopo la SP1...

Recently Microsoft released the Service Pack 2 upgrade for its Office 2011 for Mac productivity suite, which primarily addresses issues and functions with Outlook for Mac, but also addresses problems with other aspects of the Office suite. After applying this update, a few people have had problems in which the Office identity database has become corrupted and when launching Office programs have received messages stating "Please upgrade the Office database."
Yesterday Microsoft acknowledged in a blog posting that some users have been experiencing this error, and has provided a couple of options for getting around it.
If you have not yet upgraded your Office 2011 installation to Service Pack 2, then Microsoft suggests you first ensure you rebuild your database so it is in good condition before installing the latest update. To do this, first quit your Office applications and any other programs you are running, and then run the following procedure:
Back up your current identities database
Go to the Documents folder within the user account, open the Microsoft User Data folder, and then copy the "Office 2011 identities" folder to a separate location.

Select your identities and click the Rebuild button, or optionally delete and recreate them to ensure they are fresh.
Rebuild or recreate current identities
Open up Outlook 2011 while holding the option key, and you will be presented with the Microsoft Database Utility. This utility can also be located in the /Applications/Microsoft Office 2011/Office/ folder.

In this utility, select your identities and then click the Rebuild button to rebuild them, or optionally remove the identities and then click the plus button to create new ones.
Set your default identity
If you have created more than one identity (such as one for work and one for school or home), then be sure to set the default identity using the gear menu at the bottom of the database utility window.
If you have already upgraded Office 2011 with Service Pack 2 and are experiencing problems with the program's identity database, then after backing up the database as outlined in step one above, follow this procedure:
Open the Microsoft Database Utility
Do this by holding the option key when starting Outlook, or by opening it directly from the /Applications/Microsoft Office 2011/Office/ folder.
Create a new identity
Leave your current identity where it is, and click the plus button to create a new identity. Do not set this to be your default identity.

Copy the Database Headers folder from the new identity to that in your default or "Main" identity folder, replacing the old one.

Move the database headers folder
At this point, quit the Microsoft Database Utility and then open the Documents folder in your home directory. In here open the Microsoft User Data > Office 2011 Identities folder. Open the folder of the new identity you just created and and the Data Records folder within it, and locate the folder called Database Headers. Copy this folder by selecting it and pressing Command-C.

Now go back to the Office 2011 Identities folder and open the Main Identity > Data Records directory, and replace the Database Headers folder with the one you copied from the new identity. You can do this by pressing Command-V to paste it and replace the current folder, or you can drag the folder from its location in the new identity to this current location.
Rebuild the identity database
Reopen the Microsoft Database Utility, select your main identity, and then click the Rebuild button. After doing this the database should work properly with the upgraded version of Office.

[TheMacGuru]

In effetti è una gran rottura in quanto se lo blocchi rischi di danneggiare il database di Outlook.
Quando si presenta questa finestra lo lascio finire (ci puo impieghare anche ore in base a quanto è grande il database), dopodiché faccio una ricostruzione del database di Outlook, cosi smette di presentare la finestra ad ogni avvio della suite, fino alla prossima volta solitamente dopo qualche mese.

[u2alberto]

Trovato, grazie mille ...
Continuavo a cercare in Preferenze di Sistema e non in Utility