I have a client who is using Outlook 2002 on a SBS2003
network. They chose not to use Exchange at this time, so
they get their email from their ISP's POP3 server. The
default setting in Outlook (on SBS2003 networks) is

This window keeps popping up every time OUtlook sends and receives, even
though I check the box "Don't show this dialog box."
Can anyone help me to turn the thing off?  I also have Norton Antivirus
scanning the incoming mail, if that makes any difference.

When closing the program, I often get an error message, the program reopens,
then closes. The latest error message: "Instruction at 0x351687f2 referenced
memory at 0x04884124. Memory could not be read.
Does anyone have a suggestion. Thankyou.

I'm using Outlook 2k3 and Windows 2k. Outlook was hanging up
and after reading the newsgroup postings I went into my personal
personal settings folder and renamed outcmd.dat and outlook.srs.
I then did a hard reboot since a soft reboot didn't work.

We send hyperlinks of files on the shared network drives internally to keep
the store size down and reduce redundancy. It appears we can only insert one
file hyperlink at a time. Is there a way to insert multiple file hyperlinks
at once? I searched all over and haven't been able ...

Boas
Como fazer para ter v?rios livros de endere?o no Outlook 2003.
PV

I was given these directions and I am just clarifying:
Close Outlook. Find and rename outcmd.dat to .old.  (If using Windows 2000
or XP, you will need to enable searching hidden and system folders.)
Once you have done so, reopen Outlook and it should open fine.  You will

I doubt anyone working on future versions of Microsoft Outlook will see or
read this, but, if they do, then...
1) Please use the same option that Outlook Express 6 uses to go to Sent
Items, right-click on messages, and view "Internet Headers".  I know

i want the desktop alert to remain visible until i read the message or cancel
the alert manually i.e. longer than the 30 seconds the programme allows

Help!  I've been unable to archive for a long time.  My outlook.pst is over
400MB.  I'd like to trim it but be able to access the old stuff.  Is there a
diagnostic?  Cure?
Thanks,  - Dave McKeen

Sorry to sound stupid, but how do I create a message to be sent in HTML, so
the reciepient sees it?

Outlook 2000 - It appears there is a fix, as referenced in article 326981.  
Does anyone have the fix available?  If it doesn't violate a copyright, can I
get a copy?

I have exported (using import/export) OUTLOOK 2002 Data including all
subdirectories and reimported them to Outlook XP .
After having a first glance on the data I later realized that every
returning entry is gone. Like "gym on wednesday" or "eating sauerkraut

I updated office xp with the service pack 3. Now outlook does not
work. It can not find the servers on any of my email accounts.
Everything worked fine prior to installing the patch.
What change took place with Outlook to make it not find the servers? This is

I am using Outlook 2002 with XP (Home Edition) and have been for at least
1.5 years. Today, for no apparent reason, I got the "operation failed" error
mesaage when I clicked Send/Receive. I still get any email when Outlook
automatically seeks it, I just can't do it manually.