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MS Office Forum / Outlook / New Users / December 2004Trouble sending emails
I am recieving emails, but every time I try to send one I get an error message saying, "The server does not support the required HTTP methods. Ther server responded 'Not Implemented'." I have no idea wht that means or what I need to change. Help! > I am recieving emails, but every time I try to send one I get an error > message saying, "The server does not support the required HTTP methods. Ther > server responded 'Not Implemented'." I have no idea wht that means or what I > need to change. Help! What version of Outlook do you have? I assume that you've set up an HTTP account to either Hotmail or MSN - is that the case?  SignatureJeff Stephenson Outlook Development This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights I set up a msn account, but that is not the default account. In fact, the msn account isn't anywhere on the outlook profile - I just opened now to ask these quesions online.... Will an att.net account not work as a http? What kind of email is it then? Sorry if that's a dumb question- this is all greek to me.... Also, where can I find out which outlook I have? I have Windows 2000 and when I look at the oulook properties it doesn't give a year... Thank you very much for taking the time to help me... > > I am recieving emails, but every time I try to send one I get an error > > message saying, "The server does not support the required HTTP methods. Ther [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > What version of Outlook do you have? I assume that you've set up an HTTP > account to either Hotmail or MSN - is that the case? You'll find your version information in Help -> About Microsoft Outlook... No, att.net does not support HTTP mail accounts - only Hotmail and MSN do. You'll want to use a POP3 account for att.net - they should have provided you with the information you'll need to fill in when you create that account. SignatureJeff Stephenson Outlook Development This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights > I set up a msn account, but that is not the default account. In fact, the > msn account isn't anywhere on the outlook profile - I just opened now to [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > when I look at the oulook properties it doesn't give a year... > Thank you very much for taking the time to help me... Thanks - so do you know where to find my server information - the 'incoming server (POP3) and the outgoing server (SMTP)'? FYI - I have Outlook 2002. > You'll find your version information in Help -> About Microsoft Outlook... > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > when I look at the oulook properties it doesn't give a year... > > Thank you very much for taking the time to help me... Hi again- I figured it out! Yeah! Thank you soooo much for your help. Do you work for Microsoft? Please email me at c.lease@att.net so I can maybe use you in the future??? :) You have no idea how nice it is to have your help - I was lost. Tina > I am recieving emails, but every time I try to send one I get an error > message saying, "The server does not support the required HTTP methods. Ther > server responded 'Not Implemented'." I have no idea wht that means or what I > need to change. Help! > Hi again- > I figured it out! Yeah! Thank you soooo much for your help. Do you work for > Microsoft? Please email me at c.lease@att.net so I can maybe use you in the > future??? :) You have no idea how nice it is to have your help - I was lost. > Tina I'm glad you got things straightened out. Yes, I work for Microsoft - I'm one of the folks that writes Outlook code. For future problems, you're much better off posting to this group (actually microsoft.public.outlook.general is preferable) - the collective knowledge of the people that monitor these groups is much greater than that of any one person... SignatureJeff Stephenson Outlook Development This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights |
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