In my home, I have 3 computers, all with Outlook 2002.  I
wish to set up a network, and be able to publish a
calendar for the entire family to use.  I hope I'm saying
this right.  Computer 1 is in my office, computer 2 in

I have a couple of users with this problem.  If they are
working in a document or spreadsheet in Office 97, and use
the File/Send to/Email command to create an email with the
document attached, and they then use the address book to

I'm using Office XP and whenever I build a contact it appends a 1 to the
front of it.  I have gone through "Dialing Properties" but have been unable
to get rid of it.  Does anybody have any ideas?

When you request a meeting of someone on another server
why doesn't the screen with the accept and decline show.
All you get from the person is a line that says when date
and time.

In Outlook 2003 it now groups my emails according to date recieved,
for instance, in my inbox I have a grouping for emails received
"Yesterday" and "Wednesday", etc..
How do I remove this feature? I want my emails to simply be listed in

I recently reformated my computer and reinstalled my office
2000. I have a few pop3 email accounts that I have put in
my outlook.
When I check the mail, Outlook keeps on downloading all the

I am wiping clean my hard drive and I need to back up
some emails from Outlook Express 6. There is supposed to
be a folder in my C: drive that has my mail folders in it
but there isn't. (C:Documents and Setting/XXXX/Local <--

My Outlook Express has developed a recent fault in that
it goes offline when I switch between folder causing a
great deal of frustration. I have checked with my ISP
provider who say that it isnt them and also with BT who

I have a problem with my Outlook.  It was running just
fine this morning and then I had to install some VPN
client software called Aventail.  It's web-based and made
some modifications to my security certificates.  Following

How can I send an email to a group of recipients and not
let each recipient see who the other recipients are?

By default, outlook 2003 saves sent mail to a folder called "Sent
Mail".  This makes sense if you are not storing sent messages on a
server.  However, I use an IMAP account, and store all mail - both
saved and sent - on an IMAP server so that I can access it easily from

Wondering if the rules wizard would be the best and only
way to set up a auto reply for a person whom is leaving
the office for a week..Thanks in advance

I am using Outlook 2003 connect to my companies exchange`
server via VPN.  Typically I work offline & sync w/ the
server.  When I close out of Outlook 2003.  The program
shuts itself down, however it remains running in the

I know about the follow-up flag only working under the
standard four folders.  Is there a way to get it to be
triggered in a custom folder?
If this has been asked before, I apologize:  the SEARCH

I have MS Office 2003 with Windows XP Prof. on my new
Dell laptop.  Some of the messages in my outbox will not
go out when I "send/receive."  These messages do not have
a date on them, if they did they would go out.  Not sure