I had a bad spot on my hard drive and had to reload my computer after
fixing the problem.  I have a 1.9 g mailbackup.pst file.  I have used
scanpst on the file and it come back saying no errors were found 400
folders and 7000+ emails.  However I can not do anything with in.  I

I have to configure an http mailbox on an Outlook 2007 (like Hotmail). I
want to move the data file from the system partition to the data partition.
To do such a thing on XP it was easy, you just had to set it up on "courrier"
in the control panel.

what has been corrupted and how can I fix it if I keep getting lots of
"mail delivery failed". (to unknown people)  I know someone has gotten
into my contacts but how do I correct that.

Hopefully someone can help me out here, because this is a weird one:
We recently installed an IKON printer/scanner in our office.  It has the
ability to scan a document and email it to internal users.  One user isn't
getting the scanned documents that are emailed to him - they ...

When I delete items in my IMAP inbox, they do not show up with
strike-through, they actually delete, and the only place I can find them is
in the All Items folder.  When I lok at them in my All Items folder, IMAP
staus reads "unmarked".  Why is this?

What is the best way to get all my folders, deleted emails, sent emails
(everything), contacts, etc loaded into my new computer that comes with
Outlook 07?

Please send someone on the Outlook team to look at this post.
I have been scratching my head about this for the better part of a week, and
despite best efforts, am absolutely flummoxed about how to recreate my old
Outlook 2007 folders & contents.

I recently bought a new computer with Vista Home. I loaded Office 2007 on my
new computer. Until February14th I was able to use Outlook without any
problems. After the last update I started receiving the following error:
Task 'lengill@verizon.net - Receiving' reported error ...

My Outlook 2007 was upgraded and I forgot to take a picture of the page.
On the Exchange Proxy Server page there is a place to enter "only connect to
proxy servers...." what is the format for the entry? I thought it was
msstd:domain.com. But that is not working. Thanks.

I'm having a problem with the Outlook .PST file (from Outlook 2003)
that I'm trying to import into my current Outlook 2007
The .PST file that I imported has several sub-folders in it.
The problem is that I cannot open some of the mail items in the sub-folders,

Is there a way to create a rule to act after an email is replied to?
For example: I would like to have an email I have replied to
automatically moved to an archive folder and removed from my inbox.
Appreciate any suggestions.

Task 'lengill@verizon.net - Receiving' reported error (0x80042108) :
'Outlook cannot connect to your incoming (POP3) e-mail server. If you
continue to receive this message, contact your server administrator or
Internet service provider (ISP).'

I have been an avid fan of Outlook XP (2002) because it allows me to create
shortcut links in the Outlook bar to external folders on my hard disk (ie NOT
folders in the outlook PST file, but external ones like for example "C:\My
Documents\Customers\Customer A\")

My work uses Novell Groupwise 7.1 for email.  Is there a way I can use
Outlook 2007 to access my work email?  I noticed that Groupwise has a
"Connector" utility for Outlook, but it only works with Outlook 2003...  
Argh...

I have a variety of issues using Outlook 2007 with Gmail's IMAP--
basically, not usable (thunderbird and windows live mail work well
however).
This is the worst problem: