I'm sure this question has come up repeastedly, but is
there any add-on code, hack, or tool that will allow me to
select a folder to save an e-mail to once I send it?  I
try to keep all my communications with various customers

I sent others email attachments with Microsoft Outlook
2000 SP-3, and the people I send them to say they do not
get my attachments.

This is a repost since my subject line was chopped....
I have 4 different email accounts set-up in my Outlook
(which is great!), but now I need to assign a different
signature to each account.  In other words, I'd like the

Five users are using Outlook 2000, and sharing their Calendars (without
Exchange). However, every few days some user's Outlook sends out hundreds of
same updates, resulting in their computers eventually crashing and
overloading others.

I can't get my version of outlook to automatically search
for new messages upon startup of outlook.  Any ideas?

I can receive e-mail but the messages are empty.  Any
ideas?

  I want to use coloured text in the subject line of a
reacuring appointment or highlight it in some way without
highlighting all entrys.
Can anyone help he please.

Im wanting to know what the advantages are of Outlook xp
over Outlook 2000 as im wanting to upgrade to xp but am
not sure how beneficial it really will be?
Also what sort of hardware and software do i need to

Autoarchive has been working properly up until today. Now
it goes through the process of autoarchiving all my
folders and at the end of the process a dialoge box
appears with the following message;

My OS is Windows 95 english with Outlook 97, how to setup the Rules to
filter the Junk Mail, no Exchange Server is installed.
Thanks
Jimmy

Is it possible to send a message that will appear in someone's Outlook
calendar as an appointment/meeting from another email program of from a PHP
or Perl script that makes use of mail? I am particularly interested in PHP
using its mail functions to send a message directly to a ...

I cannot send mail using a cable modem.  receive works
fine.  I installed outlook express and it can receive/send
using same account as outlook, but outlook fails to send.  
do not get ans error message, email just disappears in

When replying to an e-mail the recepient's name is not
being displayed in the To: field, however, when the e-mail
is sent it is sent successfully to the receipient.  Please
help with troubleshooting this problem.

How do I remove the email address from the To box, so
that only the persons name is there.  I am using Outlook
2002.  An example is as follows:
Dave (Home) (dagagne@anywhere.com)- I just want the

Outlook 2003 adds an attachment called winmail.dat to every e-mail
that I send.  How do I prevent it from doing this?  What is
winmail.dat, and what is it used for?
Thanks,