Go to Windows control panel, select the mail application and create a new profile. Then add the mailbox you want to use to this new profile and make it default.
Install FrontEnd and launch Outlook
FrontEnd will use the desired profile. Go through the configuration
After configuring FrontEnd, you can go back to control panel and add the other mailbox to the profile.
This is not a bug. You need to ensure through the control panel email configuration app that the account you want FrontEnd to use is selected as default. Alternatively, you can create a new profile with this account, activate FrontEnd and then add the other account to the profile.
You need to make sure the other account is selected as default in Outlook and then under FrontEnd Options > Advanced, select rest configuration and restart Outlook. You'll be prompted to login again to FrontEnd and this time it will pick up the new default account.
You can use self-signed cert but you need to configure Internet Explorer to trust your certificate. Please see: https://medium.com/@ali.dev/how-to-trust-any-self-signed-ssl-certificate-in-ie11-and-edge-fa7b416cac68
It sounds like you may have chosen the wrong product. If you are looking to deploy via Office 365 admin center, you need to select https://store.suitecrm.com/addons/suitecrm-outlook-plugin-for-mac (works for Windows as well)
Hi, this typically happens if your anti-virus software intercepted some of the files during installation and prevented them from being installed. Please check you AV software if any FrontEnd files are under quarantine and release them and then try uninstalling again. If you are not using third party AV software, please check Windows Defender.
