If you’re a Mac user, you know that Outlook is one of the most popular email clients on the market. But if you’re like most people, you probably don’t have it installed on your MacBook Air. There are a few ways to uninstall Outlook from your MacBook Air:

  1. Open System Preferences and click on the Mail and Calendar app. Then click on the three lines in the top left corner of the window and select “Delete.”
  2. Open Terminal and type “xclipboard” into the Terminal window’s command line and press return. Then open Outlook and click on its icon in the Dock. The icon should change to a white arrow with a red X next to it. Click on that arrow and select “Delete.”
  3. Open System Preferences again and click on Mail, Calendar, and Notes under “Mail,” then click on “Delete.”

Type control panel in the search box on the taskbar, then select Control Panel. Select Programs > Programs and Features, then right-click your Microsoft Office product, and choose Uninstall. Selecting Program Files will not allow you to uninstall a program properly through Windows 7.

Outlook won’t delete any of your email, contacts, calendar events, or other items after you reinstall it. … It will, however, preserve most, if not all, of your preferences. Uninstalling Office will not remove any Outlook data.

In System Preferences, go to Accounts > then click on the Login Items tab. Select the item from the list for the application you wish to remove and hit the “-” button to remove it from the list.

If your small business uses Microsoft Outlook 2010, you can save emails locally on your hard drive, so that if you mistakenly uninstall Outlook without exporting the messages, you may still recover them. All messages are kept in Personal Storage Table files with the extension .

You can remove an Outlook data file from the Folder pane by clicking its name and selecting Close “Outlook Data File” from the menu that appears. Select Close “Outlook Data File.”