Can anyone help?? Messages in my Inbox, sent, and delete
files, are for some unexplained reason disappearing from
these files.  I don't know where they are going.  It does
not happen on any noticeable schedule but does occur

My application needs to send automatically e-mails using
Office Outlook 2003.The PC is in a remote substation
without personnel.But before each e-mail be sent,there is
a ! warning asking if I allow this message.I need to

For years I've been using a little utility called my schedule that would
send email when a schedule/even came due. I used it to send SMS messages to
my cell phone.
Alas, this little utility doesn't work in OL 2003.  Anybody know of

Have just purchased a new pc.  Have exported messages
from old OE account as .dbx files.
Can anyone tell me how to import these .dbx files into
the new Outlook Express Account - have tried 'import

I am using Outlook XP with Exchange Server, running on Windows XP.
One user has a shared calendar that others in the company need to
access, and all can do so using the conventional File: Open: Other
User's Folder... command.

With Office XP installed and Outlook 2003 replacing
Outlook XP, Office Documents no longer journal.  Is there
a fix for this?

I'm beginning to get too many junk and/or sexual e-mails
and I wonder if it's possible to set the junk e-mail
filter so as to capture all e-mails from senders not in my
address list and then thereafter alter the filter to allow

Hi wonder if anyone can help?
I installed a new drive and had the old drive as a slave.
The new drive is fine and boots up no problem, the old drive if I make
that one boot up in DOS won't.

I've had people tell me that they tried to send me an email with an attachment and it wasn't able to go trhough. Do I need to do something in Outlook to allow attachments, or could it be my antivirus software?

Why is it everytime I open up my Outlook 2003 client, all groups are
collapsed??  I have to manually select View > Expand/Collapse Groups >
Expand All Groups each time to get the view I want.

Occasionally I have had a "~" file created after working
in Outlook Express it has put this file in C:\ on the
Desktop down in C:\Documents and Settings\... and on my A:
drive when there was a disk present. It is hidden and read-

when I receive an email in Outlook with
a hyperlink in the text, I am unable to open a browser
window even when clicking on it 2 or 3 times.
Yes, the cursor turns to a hand and indicates that

Is there a way to add an entire domain to the "Junk
Senders list"?
I know I can add a particular sender but an option to
rule out an entire domain would be awesome.

We are using Exchange 5.5 SP4 and Outlook 2000. Is there any article that I
can read on how to Publish Resources on All Public Folders?
Mark

Okay, so when I want to set an "Out of Office" message,
the Help files tell me to go under "Tools" and then select
the "Out of Office Assistant," but . . . that choice
doesn't appear on my menus!!!