I am running XP and outlook. I want the family to share
the same outlook folder, and I apparantly can't do that.
Is there a way around it, where I can only one
installation of outlook shared by all that log in to the

I have Outlook 2003 which has the little pop-up shadowed
window that shows up in the bottom right-hand corner when
a message is received.  It notifies you of the message
and then gives you a chance to open it or delete it while

On one workstation here on our network (which has Outlook
2000), one workstation cannot create a new folder in her
Inbox.  When she tries, she gets the error
message "Outlook can't read the registry info".

I got a new computer: Win XP Pro, Outlook 2003.  I wanted to tranfer
my Outlook.pst folder from my older machine over to the new one.
I did it, but now I have in the Navigation pane 2 exact sets of
Personal Folders (same folders, emails, etc.).  When I right click

I keep getting the following error when I startup the
application. "Microsoft Outlook; Error in registry for
Exchange Extensions;?"The sintax format of the registry
entry is incorrect. Check the registry settings and

I was asked this recently and did not know what to do so let me ask you all:
when Outlook [by default] strips out certain attachments like .url or .exe,
is there a way to retrieve them or allow them in?
Thanks - Sean

anyone know if there is a travel request template for OL
2000 like in 97/98?

When I configure an email address I can not test the settings but I can send
email.  Any idea why that would be happening?   Using Outlook 2002

I just installed Outlook as part of Office 2003 and am
trying to set it up as my email reader onto POP3
accounts. I have set up my accounts / passwords/ incoming
& outoing servers / etc, but it will not send / retrieve

Diane,
I've encountered another problem which you may be able to
help with, if you're still available and willing. This has
to do with setting up a pab as my address list.

The time that is stamped on my outgoing email is way off
and I am stumped on how to adjust it. My date/time on my
computer is ok so why is my Outlook messages sent time off
and can you help me to adjust it?  Thank you.

I have dual dial up connections to check different email accounts.
I have the default account to ISP 1, and the other account ISP 2.
The problem is that sometimes when I send mail from the default
account, ISP 1, Outlook XP attempts to send out via the dial up

How do I import e-mail from another user's outlook.pst file?
I accidently deleted a user. Since there is no way to restore a deleted
user, I created another user and copied all the files to the new user's
folder.

I have WinXP w/Outlook 2003. When I right click a file and choose Send
To\Mail Recipient, the feature does not work. I have got it to work one time
by going to Control Panels\Add Remove Programs\Set Program Access and
Defaults. There I select Microsoft Windows, (instead of Custom), ...

I'm new to XP and to Outlook 2003.  Can anyone help?  Is there a way to mark the flag complete for a whole group of flagged messages?  One by one takes soooooo long.  TIA
-- Gary