Microsoft Office Cache and Its Purpose
The Microsoft Office Cache is a temporary storage area where Office applications like Word and Outlook store data and files that are frequently accessed or recently used. This cache helps improve the performance and efficiency of Office applications by reducing the time it takes to open and save documents, as well as by enabling offline access to files.
Why Clearing the Cache May Resolve Issues
Clearing the Microsoft Office Cache may resolve issues related to outdated versions of add-ins, such as the Unicli add-in. Office applications may temporarily continue to use old versions of add-ins, leading to potential compatibility problems or malfunctioning features. By clearing the cache, you ensure that the latest version of the add-in is loaded, which may help resolve these issues.
How to Clear the Microsoft Office Cache
To assist you in clearing the Microsoft Office Cache for Word and Outlook, we have provided a downloadable file. Please note that it is crucial to close both Word and Outlook before running this program. The program will prompt you to force close these applications if they are still open, and it will warn you that any unsaved documents may be lost.
- Save your work and close Word and Outlook.
- Download the zip file from the link below.
- Extract (unzip) the download.
- Run the file.
While you usually should not need to clear your cache, if you are having trouble accessing a new Unicli feature or the Unicli add-in is not working as expected, following these steps can help ensure that Unicli add-ins run smoothly and that you are using the most up-to-date versions of Unicli and your other add-ins.