I mistakingly set up an Outlook account as a POP3 rather than Exchange and
lost all email on the Exchange server.  Is there any way to change back to
Exchange and not loose the email I have from the POP3 configuration?

I have users using Outlook Express in their every day activities.
I have noticed recently that some machines have POP3 connections open for
hours without closing. This creates a chain reaction where POP3 server thinks
that its a bad connection and bans the IP address. I suspect ...

My computer received a virus and now Outlook will not allow me to click on a
hyperlink embedded in the message body.  It says that I must reinstall
Outlook.  Will I lose all my email messages and calendar appoints, tasks,
etc?  Should I them so I can reimport them?  Thanks.

Hi all. I've created an administrative setup of Office 2003 using the
ORK tools (CIW) to repace out current Office XP installation. There are
a few minor problems with this. The current situation: Windows XP with
a Dutch version of Office XP. The Dutch version of Office XP is going

Since upgrading to Outlook 2003 SP1 - I no longer can readily see when new
mail is routed to subfolder of my Inbox (using Rules)
I inadvertently moved one folder inside of another and did not know I had a
dozen message waiting!  Embarrassing!

I am wondering if outlook can limit the size of an out going email.  Or at
least warn the person sending the email that it is large.  Our ISP will not
allow email larger that 10mb and outlook will keep trying to send the message
for ever or until you delete message.  Thanks

The question says it all. Thanks in advance for any help.
Bob

 I have 8 different email accounts on Outlook 2003 and I'm having
difficulty recieving email from it.
 I just began to set up my accounts yesterday.  They are all POP3 accounts
from another server.  All accounts successfully downloaded my old emails from

we are using exchange 2003 and outlook 2003. previously we had configured
exchange type account but mail delivery was in local pst rather then exchange
mail box. Rules are also created to moove mails in different folders of local
pst.

I'm in a AD environmennt where I originally used a GPO to deploy Office 2003
based on a MST file.  Within this MST file, I "pre-entered" the username,
server, so the users can log onto our Exchange box.  Now, we have a situation
where we're adding new users who do not have their ...

I have a VPN set up from my home office to my work office server - which is
not an exchange server and I'm using Outlook in the non-Exchange mode.  I'm
using the RTF format for my e-mail.   I can send and receive e-mail, but any
attachment(s) is (are) converted from .doc files ...

I installed software that changed the Notes file tpe to email and I need to
change it back to notes. The notes button in the navigation pane does not
display my notes anymore.

I exported all dokuments from OE into Outlook 2000. everithing went fine. But
when I tried to export the OE Adressbook into Ootlook 2000 the system tells
me, that there is no personal adressbook available and therefore the
adressbook can't be transfered. But on the Outlook 2000 ...

I have recently assited a collegue with moving to Outlook 2003 as his email
client for accessing his AOL email (over IMAP).
There are some quirks with using Outlook to read AOL email, but one thing I
am struggling to get ironed out is that on some of his email replies, squares

trying to set up outlook e-mail  I keep gettinf this massage that
msn:folder:inbos header syncronizing and couldn't set up e-mail  I am usng
hotmail. any suggestion.