My email URLs are not working.   "This action has been cancelled due to
restrictions on this computer.  Please contact the system administrator."  
pops up every time.  I am the only user and feel that I may have set
something that I should not have.  Any help please

I am using Microsoft Exchange Server for my email and Outlook 2003. I
have one .pst file showing up with my name at the root, and it
contains all of my current email (Inbos, Sent Items, Deleted Items,
Drafts, Outbox). I have another folder called "2006" that ties to a

In Outlook 2003 I had an Archive Folder that pointed to an .pst file.  For
whatever unknown reason that folder isn't "there" anymore (and I can't find
it).  So everytime I open Outlook I get this error message "The path
specified is not valid" and than an open folder dialog box ...

Most of my emails are returned with Delivery Status Notification
(Failure). Anyone know how to avoid this? I think Somewhere along the
line some systems perceives my mail as spam-Any advice appreciated.
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When I have Outlook open, it creates an "outlook calendar" and an "outlook
contact" folder inside other folders that I have open.

I have been using Microsoft Office 2003 primarily for the Outlook Calendar
feature.  This has worked quite well until a few days ago when the calendar
display disappeared completely.
I can still pull up the appointments, and make new ones which display in a

Can you stop contact and calendar folders appearing in every other folder you
appear to attach files from? Its a pain keep deleting empty folders. Why do
they appear anyway?

Is there an email filtering program for Outlook that requires the sender to
identify themselves via a short questionnaire before it is sent to my email
box?  I have seen this service used by other users that I have sent email.

I have two Pocket PC running Win Mobile 5.0 and 6.0 Pro with two different
service providers. Would like to have the exact same data on each as backups
to other. So if I add a task on the Mogul (really nice unit) and sync to the
notebook (running Vista Ultimate) it will then ...

I have a DELL AXIM X51 PDA and recently installed ActiveSync 4.1.  My desktop
uses Outlook 2003.  When I want to sync my email on the PDA from my desktop
PC, what am I actually sync'ing?  My entire set of email folders or just my
Inbox?

I used to be able to do this with outlook express and i can do it with msn
mail, how do I do it with outlook?

We have a shared mailbox called Services that our group sends message
from.  All of the sent email shows up in our personal sent items.  I
would like to create a rule that moves all of those sent emails to the
sent folder of Services.  I tried doing this by creating a rule of

I have several different email accounts all being channeled into the same
Exchange Server mailbox for processing. The inbox is associated with a
specific email account that was created when "Sales" was created (e.g.,
sales@mydomain1.com).  When they arrive, a set of rules is run ...

I've got rules setup for my Outlook 2003 SP2 connected to our corporate
exchange server.
At one point the rules were working just fine, but after I got my new
computer from a pc refresh, my rules dont run automatically now.

We are in the process of upgrading our users to Outlook 2007. The process has
been to remove whatever version of Outlook they are currently running (be it
2000 or 2003), restart the computer and then install the stand-alone Outlook
2007 application. This has been on Windows XP ...