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Honestly, if the Out of Office options are greyed out, it sounds like the account was not added as an Exchange type account (IMAP instead).

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Private appointments and meetings in Outlook. Navigate to the relevant Calendar. Double click the specific meeting / appointment / event / task you would like to make private / hidden. In the right hand side of the ribbon (Tags group), hit the Private icon, so others sharing their calendar won’t be able to see your meeting details. If using Outlook for Windows, check that the Skype Meeting Add-in for Microsoft Office 2016 is enabled per this - Skype Meeting control is not displayed on Outlook 2016. These articles may be worth checking out as well, Fixing the missing Skype Meeting Add-in for Outlook & Skype Meeting Button Missing from Outlook. There are top 6 reasons due to Mac Outlook 2016, 2011 not sending or receiving emails. We will discuss this issue sequently with their ultimate resolution. Outlook for Mac is in Offline Mode Resolution. If Outlook for Mac is offline then, you cannot send or receive email messages. Hence, make sure Outlook is online. My add an Appointment and Meeting buttons are greyed out, I can't add any new appointments Mac Outlook 2016 I cannot enter a new appointment to my Calendar in Outlook Mac 2016 within Office 365. Under the Calendar tab and the Home Tab the appointment and meeting buttons are greyed out.

What is the server, in-house ? If so, what version and SP level of Exchange ? Needs to be Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 2 or later, per https://support.office.com/en-us/article/General-requirements-for-Outlook-2016-for-Mac-A07A593D-B383...

I have an account with MS-hosted Exchange (not Office 365 but the completely equivalent Exchange-only MS hosting) and this 'just works,'

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both adding a shared calendar and Out of Office settings.

For the desired calendar, ask your Exchange admin to verify permissions settings/access for this user.

The button for New, Reply, Reply to All and Forward buttons are all greyed out.

Any reason why that would happen all of a sudden?

This could happen for two main reasons;

  1. Outlook hasn’t been activated yet or your trial has expired.
  2. You have no email account configured (anymore).

Luckily, it is easy to recover from either scenario.

Outlook hasn’t been activated yet or your trial has expired

When your version of Outlook hasn’t been activated yet or your trial has expired, Outlook will go into “Reduced functionality mode”.

In this mode, Outlook is basically “Read Only” and you won’t be able to create any new items or modify existing ones. You are however still able to export your data if you want to.

To recover from this scenario, make sure you have activated your license for Outlook:

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  • Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2007
    Help-> Activate Product…
  • Outlook 2010
    File-> Help
    If you haven’t activated Outlook yet, a message is displayed here.
  • Outlook 2013
    File-> Office Account
    If you haven’t activated Outlook yet, a message is displayed here.

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If your trial version has expired you’ll need to buy an Outlook license if you want to continue using Outlook.

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You have no email account configured (anymore)

When you have no mail account configured in Outlook, the Reply, Forward and create New Email button might still be available to you, but you’ll no longer see a Send button to actually send the message or you’ll get a message “No valid email accounts are configured”.

To recover from this scenario, make sure you have at least 1 account configured in Outlook. To configure an account choose:

  • Outlook 2003
    Tools-> E-mail Accounts…-> option: Add a new e-mail account
  • Outlook 2007
    Tools-> Account Settings…-> button: Add…
  • Outlook 2010 and Outlook 2013
    File-> section Info-> Account Settings-> Account Settings…-> Add…