With Outlook 2002 I could send e-mail on behalf of another e-mail address
with them getting the replies.  
Now with Outlook 2007 I get the replies which is not what I want.  I
maintain a big address book and send out joint invitations with the host

I just upgraded to a new computer, running Vista Home Premium.  We've
installed Office XP pro 2002 for our needs.  Now when I load Outlook for
email, we get the following:
1.  A request to log on to the server, Presumably the mail server.  I type

I'd like to print my task list to include the notes/details I entered in the
box below the pull down menus in the task entry window. If there are any
notes entered, they I want them to be shown below the respective task on my
printed list.

I use Outlook 2007 in cached mode against Exchange/SBS 2003. Today my mail
profile or OST file became corrupted; ScanOST and ScanPST only succeeded in
creating duplicate empty folders and making them the defaults, so I had to
copy items from the old Exchange folders into the new ...

Running Office 2007 on Windows Vista Ultimate. Both English versions,
though Office has a Dutch language pack installed (a.o. to have Dutch
spell checking available).
In my Windows event viewer, I see numerous errors with Event ID 36, and

I have an odd and interesting question here.
Two computers in this.  Computer A has the external USB Drive (which is
shared so computer B can access it).  Both computers have Outlook 2003 and
just use POP3 email account (one account).

I have several pc's and laptops configured to use rpc over http, and work
fine but on two of our remote user pc's after Outlook retrieves the email the
email is deleted from the server. Outlook is set to cached mode on both pc's.
Please can anyone help, this is driving me nuts.

I use the Windows XP operating platform and since moving to broadband the
grey pop up box "enter network password" continues to appear even though the
password is entered and the box ticked to indicate that this should be
remembered.  How can I stop this pop up box appearing?

I have Outlook 2007 connected to an exchange 2007 via http / RPC as an
exchange client.   When I set up a rule in Outlook, I don't see an option
for setting it up as an exchange server side rule.   I don't see an option
for changing a client side only rule to a server based rule. ...

I had to develop a new profile so I could pickup message when I'm away from
my computer.  Now I get a repeated popup requesting me to enter network
password.  How do I get rid of this message????  Help it is driving me crazy.

When I click on "send/receive settings" , and then "define send/receive
settings" it won't open, it just dissapears?
Can anyone one help?

I would like to save e-mail messages and attachments directly to specific
files on my c drive documents without opening them.  When I right click on an
e-mail with attachments, outlook suggests that I send it to a personal file
on the c drive which I have not been able to locate?

Currently I have only one .pst file showing for my Outlook mail. How do I
create others in the coming years so that no individual one becomes too
large?  The current one is almost too big to fit on a single CD.

I have just installed Windows live maps add on for Outlook 2007. When I
select an appointment a pop up appears stating "To help malicious code from
running,one or more objects were not loaded. For more information contact
your administrator"

1.  I have followed the Help prompts, but still the Resize attachments option
doesn't show in the side bar. I have the option to send attachments as
Regular, or shared, only.
2.  Also, the photo inserts into the body of the email, rather than be