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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / March 2008Outlook 2003
recently upgraded to outlook 2003 from outlook express and have two problems 1. Incoming E-Mail was working then all of a sudden it now is going back to outlook express...how do I get it baCK TO 2003 2. The profile keeps changing when rebooted and requires the password because it is adding the pop 3 address to the user name. Any Ideas?? >recently upgraded to outlook 2003 from outlook express and have two problems > >1. Incoming E-Mail was working then all of a sudden it now is going back to >outlook express...how do I get it baCK TO 2003 Either delete your email account in Outlook Express or stop checking for mail in Outlook Express. >2. The profile keeps changing when rebooted and requires the password >because it is adding the pop 3 address to the user name. This is being caused by your anti-spam or anti-virus software, not Outlook or Outlook Express.  Signature<<<SgtRich>>> Email Client: Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 News Client (Text): Forté Agent 2.0 www.forteinc.com News Client (Binaries): News Rover 10.1 www.newsrover.com Thanks for your reply and I deleted the anti-spam and removed the anti-virus. Then I removed the Account and re-entered the account and then re-loaded the anti-virus...but the E-Mail in keeps changing to localhost for incoming mail and changing the user name by adding a / and adding the e-mail incoming address This causes the outgoing mail to request a corrected user name to remove the incoming address info that it added. Next time the computer is turned on the change is gone back tothe above problem????? How can I stop this change > >recently upgraded to outlook 2003 from outlook express and have two problems > > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > This is being caused by your anti-spam or anti-virus software, not Outlook > or Outlook Express. > Thanks for your reply and I deleted the anti-spam and removed the > anti-virus. Then I removed the Account and re-entered the account and > then re-loaded the anti-virus...but the E-Mail in keeps changing to > localhost for incoming mail and changing the user name by adding a / > and adding the e-mail incoming address The you didn't remove the A/V program completely. That's what's making the change. SignatureBrian Tillman >Thanks for your reply and I deleted the anti-spam and removed the anti-virus. >Then I removed the Account and re-entered the account and then re-loaded the [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >How can I stop this change Disable the virus checking for incoming and outgoing mail in your anti-virus program. It is not necessary, as your anti-virus program will still catch anything that it should in your mail. Then, reset your server names and they should not change back to localhost. Signature<<<SgtRich>>> Email: Microsoft Outlook 2003 News (Text): Forté Agent 2.0 News (Binaries): News Rover 10.1 I did what you suggested to Geno back in January about deleting Outlook Express so Outlook 2003 would start receiving my mail. ( it too suddenly went back to Express) I have been using Outlook 2003 for a long time, but now I'm receiving no mail at all....please help!!!! Betty > >recently upgraded to outlook 2003 from outlook express and have two problems > > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > This is being caused by your anti-spam or anti-virus software, not Outlook > or Outlook Express. >I did what you suggested to Geno back in January about deleting Outlook >Express so Outlook 2003 would start receiving my mail. ( it too suddenly went >back to Express) I have been using Outlook 2003 for a long time, but now I'm >receiving no mail at all....please help!!!! You mean you deleted the ACCOUNT(S) in Outlook Express, correct? If you removed Outlook Express totally, Outlook will not function properly. Outlook Express must be installed on the same machine as Outlook. Signature<<<Sgt. Rich>>> Chicago, Illinois, USA I have a problem with protecting my e-mail. When I opened Outlook, it always asked for my password, but now it does not. I went to "Go", selected "Personal Folders", right clicked to get to "Personal Folders Properties", and tried to get to the advanced button, but an error message keeps coming up. This message reads "The operation failed. An object could not be found". What did I do wrong?
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