Hi all...
I use Outlook 2003. Every time I get picture attachment, It doesn't
automatically shown in the message. I must click to the attachment to see
the picture.

Currently I'm using MS Outlook 2003 Pro. and now I want to
import my Outlook.pst file into MS Outlook 2000 pro. but
it promted a error message "The file C:\Documents ans
Settings\user folder\Local Settings\Application Data

Hello, cab anyone help please?
I'm using Outlook 2002 on one computer. Two people use the computer to check
their emails.
When one person checks their emails Outlook also downloads other emails for

I have set some of  my IMAP folders to be automatically archived, but
nothing happens... Not even when I push this manually. What can be wrong?
Best regards,
   /LS

I am about to migrate from Internet Mail enabled profiles on Outlook
XP to Outlook 2003 / Exchange 2003.
On trying to open users PST files in Outllok 2003, as a test, all the
mail folders appear but the contacts, tasks, notes, calendar folders

   I have a client on my network who cannot send emails because the
Exchange server on the network keeps intercepting her emails.  I've checked
her machine against everyone else's and everything seems the same, so there
should be no problem.  Yet she keeps getting a 550 error ...

Is there an automated process available to configure the
outlook 2000 profile for Exchange server and user mailbox.
Is there a vbscript available to do the same or reg hack
of some sorts

That is the message I get since installing Microsoft
Outlook 2003 on my Windows XP system when I try to click
on a link from a website or email that I expect to open up
an outgoing mail message. Like a "mailto:blah blah". Then

High,
I need to share a calendar among users using outlook 2003
under ms xp home edition ( 4 computers with local pst
files). I tried to create a shared pst file on the server

We find that in our Outlook Express inbox that some mail
does not come in date order compared with existing read
mail already in the inbox.
Does anyone have a solution to this?

Suddenly, the send button has disappeared. In using help, the
suggestion was that the button would appear when an e-mail account was
created. I re-entered all of the data for my email account but still
no send button. The only thing that will send is the automatic e-mail

getting duplicate emails in my inbox

I am new to Outlook. I am trying to operate from two
computers on a wireless Lan while at home and on the
Laptop on the road. What is the best way to have emails,
task list, addresses and calendar available on both

How do you keep the toolbars to stay where you docked them after closing and
then re-opening Outlook 2003?

Where is the setting in Outlook 2002 that tells it to
leave the email messages on the server for xx number of
days?