Mac – How to set the profile picture in Outlook for Mac 2011

I don't have experience with Macs, but on Windows it's tied to the system settings.

Microsoft Outlook uses the country/region settings for your computer to determine how the times appear.

For example, in Calendar in the month view, if you are using the default settings for the United States, Outlook displays a 12-hour clock. After 12:59 P.M., the time is displayed as 1 P.M. Other countries/regions use a 24-hour clock.

You can change how the clock appears in your display. However, changing this display is an option provided by the operating system, not Outlook.

Yes, you can do this but it depends on how you recovered your previous identity.
Caveat Emptor: always backup before trying any of this, just in case.

I'll assume that you used the Microsoft Database Utility to recover your previous identity.

1. Launch Outlook and from the menu bar select Outlook, Work Offline. This will prevent email sync issues (getting new mail in the wrong identity, double items, etc.)
2. Launch the Microsoft Database Utility from /Applications/Microsoft Office 2011/Office.
3. You should see your current and at least one previous identity in the Utility. Select the utility that has the folder you wish to recover.
4. Click the gear on the bottom left portion of the Utility window and select "Set as Default".
5. Restart Outlook, go offline again and find your missing folder.
6. Drag/drop the folder you want to keep to your desktop. It should create a file with a ".mbox" extension.
7. Shutdown Outlook, launch the Database Utility again and reset your default identity back to the one use previously.
8. Relaunch Outlook (still offline) and copy the folder back. Once you're sure it's all there, go back online and make sure new items are syncing.

Hope this helps.