Hi,  after installing office 2000 for the first time in a new computer I wish
to start Outlook but I get a message saying my "default email folders" where
not found, which denies me access to contact, calendar, etc. and opens a view
which only includes my default file folders.

Greetings, I'm having some problems with AOL IMAP in Outlook 2003
(shocking!) - this issue is an error message from Outlook:
"Your server has reported a UID which does not comply with the IMAP
standard. This typically indicates a server bug. Your program may not

please help me to install and configure outlook.

I followed the posted advice of creating a new pop3 profile and made it my
default setting. I now have two settings: Microsoft Exchange and a pop 3
(default setting). Unfortunately, I still cannot open Outlook because it is
still looking for a Microsoft Exchange that does not ...

I can't get Outlook to find the internet connection. My internet is running
fine with all other programs. Even reloaded Outlook without sucess.

I am testing installing Outlook 2003 using the Custom Installation Wizard.
I checked the options there to enable cached mode. I also configured it to
remove old Office installations.
When I then install Office 2003 the option for Cached Exchange Mode is

I just changed from Outlook Express to Outlook 2003 and when I download my
e-mail messages from my ISP mailbox (comcast.net) any e-mail that is in HTML
format appears to me as a blank message.  I can't figure out what is causing
this or what I need to do to correct it.

I am trying to get rid of IncrediMail but when I uninstall it my Outlook
doesn't work -I can send but not receive emails in Outlook (after
uninstalling IncrediMail).
Help, this is driving me nuts and I do not want IncrediMail any more.

ı'm using for Office 2003.  Updated the Outlook 2003 spam filter is not
downloading please help me..

the msg is "your microsoft exchange server is unavailable" and when i click
the work offline button the program could not open the default email folders
and it state that my account is not properly configured.
is there a way to overwrite this step and go to the option menu in the

I'm not sure how I did this, but somehow my menu bar has gone away in the
main outlook window. (I have the menu bar displayed for an individual
message).
How can I restore the menu bar In the main Outlook window?

I managed to mess up my brand new computer in record time. After
loading Microsoft office I tried to load Mcafee virus protection. Since
Norton was running at the time it seems the two duked it out and my
computer lost. After some scary times (freezing, blue screen of death

I recently tried to access Usenet from within Outlook for the first time.
This caused Outlook Express (which I didn't even know was installed) to
start.  A wizard pops up and tells me that it has detected other e-mail
settings, and do I want to import.  I said NO, assuming that I ...

Lately, when I send an outgoing message in Outlook, I get the following
pop-up notice from Microsoft Internet Explorer:
"Your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX Controls on this
pae.  As a result, the page may not display."

Is there any way to prevent the notification for messages that are sent to a
distribution group?  I would like to be notified for any message that
includes my name and file announcements in another folder for review later.