I am trying to set up outlook 2002 from office xp pro and
it asks me for the location of the postoffice and I am
stumped. Where and how do I find the location of my
postoffice? It says for me to ask the adminstrator but it

When I print my messages the attachments do not appear.
How can I resolve this?

I have a laptop and use the outlook.pst file from my
desktop when ever I go to a meeting. I copy and paste the
outlook pst file from my desktop computer to my laptop
over my network. Everything works fine except for the

Outlook 2003 won't let me use the import/export wizard.  I
have used the Office Disk and setup wizard to add
components, have made sure that all import export engines
are selected to run from computer (and all sub folders)

I have reloaded the sw w the instal disk, selected the
i/e option - it says it is loading the import/export
engine when I reinstall OL, but I can'g get to it
under "File".

Have Gateway with XP Office trying to load same software
on Toshiba laptop.  MS Web Site on activation process and
tel. support impossible to use.  Any help appreciated.

I am in the process of switching computers. My plan is
that my new pc will house both my old hard drive and a
new hard drive which will be the master. So I will
reinstall MS-Office. Now I know there is a very large

I installed Office 2000 on a new dell computer with Windows XP Pro. I configured outlook for the email account. When I go to send and recieve I get the following error. Microsoft Windows Messaging Subsystem Spooler has encountered a problem and needs to close. I uninstalled and ...

Upgraded to Office XP Pro. Outlook 2002 works fine except
that under customization of Outlook Today, styles, the
picture of each style is a blank box with red X.
Customization works. prior outlook 2000 worked fine.

I have installed/reinstalled Outlook 2003 several times,
and cannot get the import/export wizard to install.  When
I reinstall it, and start Outlook, it shows that it is
loading the "Import/Export engine", but the wizard is

I am using Outlook XP.
I have it minimized to the sys tray. Is there anyway I
can have it close when I shutdown or reboot the computer,
or than clicking the icon and closing it manually?

Is there a workaround to have the Business Contact
Manager in a Exchange server profile?
Alf

Having installed Office 2003 including outlook 2003 over
an Office/Outlook XP installation I now have a continuous
call to Win Installer routines whenever Outlook is run
until all email messages are downloaded.

when attempting to install BCM the message comes up that the "wizard was interrupted" and BCM cannot install and to try later.  Always get same results.
Any suggestions as to how to get this program installed

How can I add a second profile to outlook.  I have a cable
modem and connect to outlook w/ pop and smtp.  I want to
be able to see both accts at once.