I'm attempting to add a second email account and at
present cannot get beyond test settings.  After
completing the required entrys I select test settings and
it passes all (establish connections and log on) tests

I'm having a problem setting up an email account in this
new Outlook 2003. My POP3 is correct, my SMTP is correct.
Everything appears to be fine until I send a test
message. I keep getting the following: (0x8004010F): 'The

I want to transfer all Outlook 2000 data from my old PC to
my new PC. New PC runs XP Pro and Office Pro with Outlook
2003. I ran the XP Pro file & setting transfer wizard on
the new PC but it did not transfer any data from Outlook

I have outlook 2000 professional and have a personel
profile and my business profile set up.  i have set up two
different signature files and associated the correct one
with the proper acct.   my problem is that what ever one i

Sometimes outlook 2000 strips the attachment when
forwarding. I found an articles in Microsoft documenting
this but no fix. Is there a fix?

I've seen a couple of postings on this, but no solutions.
I'm trying to export from OE 6 on one box, onto a new box with Outlook
2003. When I try to import from Outlook, it says that the mail folder
could not be opened (it is not being accessed by any other program).

i love my outlook, but i've got 2 email address i'd also like to view, so i
use Outlook Express.  I'm just waiting for a patch or a program that will
pull this little miracle off.  anyone know of any?
thanks

I recently activated Outlook Express 6 and did an import
from Outlook 2002.  
I had four PST files in Outlook 2002 due to the large
amount of mail that I archive.  When I ran the import

I have two computers in a wireless home network with Outlook 2000 on
both of them. One is my wife's PC and the other is mine.  My wife's
computer is set up with her email account, calender, and contacts.  Is
there any easy way to mirror that on the other computer?  She

I like to leave messages in my inbox until I've read/handled the
items.  (Minutes or months later.)
Then I like to store the messages in folders and 95% of the time I'll
store the message in a folder created for the sender.

Using Outlook XP. Recipients receive some emails from me
with, ***SPAM***, in the subject header.
Any ideas?

I continue to get the following message as files get
stripped from my inbound e-mails:
"OE removed access to the following unsafe attachments in
your e-mail"

Help:  Since I loaded Outlook on Thursday (as part of an
Office 2003 upgrade) I have not been able to find (or
receive?) e-mails on Outlook whereas I still receive and
find e-mails easily on Outlook Express (which came with

I get the following error message when I start Outlook
CiceroUIWndFrame  Outlook.Exe
The Procedure entry point GETIUMS could not be located in
the dynamic linklibrary MSDART.DLL

If I list the archive folders in my folder list, does that negate the
improvements in speed that I get from archiving in the first place? I mean,
if outlook has to open those massive folders anyway, will that still slow it
down, or is it okay because my main pst file is being kept ...