Hi there,
I purchased Outlook 2007 as a stand alone program a while ago and was
running it with Office 2000, however because I could not use all of the
features Outlook 2007 offered with the Office 2000 pack I decided to upgrade

I can receive mail but when sending I get 'unknown error 0x800ccc69'  I've
tried every combination of settings but nothing seems to work

I have 10 stations with 64bit hardware and OS (XP 64).
After installing office 2003 + SP3, I've tried to send a file from desktop:
Send to > Mail recipient, and a wisard pops up asking me if I want to set
outlook express as deafult email.

I see lots of conflicting information about how many installs one can do on
each version of Office software and am writing here to get some clarity.
I purchased Office Professional 2007 (for Academic Use) several weeks ago
and installed it on my computer, which we will call "A".  ...

Outlook 2002 is not working - I have tried to uninstall and re-install and it
did not
correct the problem.
I get an error when sending and receiving:

hello, i receive tif files through outlook on a regular basis. all of a
sudden, when i try to open up a tif file as an attachment in outlook, i get
an error message saying "CANT CREATE FILE" and Im not even trying to create
it, i am just trying to view it. If i go into folder ...

Computer tells me to install SR-1 but having tried twice I get error messages:
'Outlook 2000 internal error 2318 contact product support for assistance'.
2nd time error 2349 same message.
I can't find any explanation, how do I get this update to work and why do I

Operating system is Win XP SP2, tried to upgrade from Outlook 2003 to Outlook
2007 but password not saved during setup.  LogIn box pops up asking for
password and when entered email is received so password was accepted but not
saved.  LogIn box keeps popping up every minute or so ...

So, I've been using Outlook 2007 for several weeks now, having upgraded my
Vista machine from Office XP.  I've notice the last week or so that certain
items are automatically going into the Junk E-Mail folder that either have
gone directly to the in box or one of its sub folders. ...

We are unable to reply to our messages.  When we type the response and hit
send the email comes back as undeliverable.  Dont know what to do?

I was wondering if there is anyway in Exchange Server 2003, to display the
company name in a user’s From field when they send an email outside the
Exchange Organization?
For example, say Jane Doe is an employee of ACME, Co. Is there a way to make

I need to offer 6 users access to a Personal Folder (.pst) file of archived
user email. I'd rather not make a copy for each user and somehow share the
single file somehow. I haven't been able to share a .pst file in my test lab.
Is this possible?

I don't know how it happened, but my default Notes folder shows up as a
"Folder containing Mail and Post items" instead of a normal 'Notes' folder.
I can't see a way to change it back to IPM.Stickynotes either.
Any tips on where the misconfiguration is, and/or how to set it back?

I get this when going into Outlook. Anybody have any ideas? Thanks very much.
Task 'Hotmail: Folder:Inbox Synchronizing headers.' reported error
(0x800CCCF6) : 'An unknown error has occurred. Please save any existing work
and restart the program.'

I have just installed Outlook 2003 on a new computer and set up my POP3 email
accounts. However, every time I close down Outlook, it does not save my
passwords, but asks me for them each time I open up. This never used to
happen on my previous computer.