I have two users set up on my computer using XP and Office 2003.  One user
can type and send emails with no problem.  The other user can type emails but
they arrive blank.  They are even blank in the "sent" folder.
I can figure out why.

Does anybody know of a tool, utility, etc that would allow me as an
administrator to connect to a W2K, XP machine on the network and add e-mail
profiles that show no matter what user logs on? I have multiple users who
use multiple machines and want their regular e-mail profile ...

When I click on and web url, it brings up my explorer, not internet
explorer.  What happened?  How can I change it back?  When I do
control, click, I get "no program is registered to open this program"

When using Outlook 2000, I am having problems receiving external e-mail.  
E-mail is not delivered unless I close Outlook and re-open.  Today I closed
Outlook and re-opened ~1:30 p.m. to discover several e-mails sent in the a.m.
It is sporadic and is only happening to a couple of ...

I'm using Outlook 2003.
I've created numerous sub-folders under INBOX. Is there anyway of
making selected folders PRIVATE? I don't particularly want to hide
them but would like to maybe 'password protect' them from prying eyes.

Can Outlook or Outlook Express be used on a LAN with no Internet Connection ?
I have an office network of 5 PC's.  I would like to use the features of
outlook to improve communication and delagate tasks.  But I cannot connect
the LAN to the Internet for Security reasons.

I'm experiencing very slow response in outlook when I try to forward an HTML
format email. A typical HTML email takes approximately 20-30 seconds to
display after I click the forward button?
Domain environment; no exchange, pop direct to ISP, Outlook2003; WinXP; is

I have used group policy to turn on the displaying of all messages in plain
text mode to protect from various threats.  Unfortunately we would like to be
able to send nicely formatted HTML messages internally (for example from our
intranet) and have them display as they were ...

I am running Windows 2000 sp4.  Is there any way to use Outlook
Connector without using WebDAV?  I am behind a firewall that blocks
these requests, and I have no chance of getting the rules changed.
I see the following error message in the Outlook Connector log:

I have a client that is getting a new computer. I can move the pst file from
one system to the other. However, this doesn't move the email address and
settings.
I understand that the settings are kept in the registry.

I want to setup my outlook apointment book to be accessed via remote with
the built in XP remote desktop connection. Is there a way to have more than
one person accessing it and adding an apointment or will it work only for one
user at a time? Ideas?

has anybody had problems with pdf and tif files that do not open in Outlook?
Outlook is abit old though.
Thing is. xls, doc files open but my pfd or tif files do not. Any ideas? I
am the admin of my computer ... Internet security level doesn't seem to do

I was having some problems with my Outlook email - so I hit the detect and
repair button - it somehow erased my entire mailbox.  Is there anyway to
retrieve that information off a server?

This is totally new behaviour today. Has always been very stable up to now.
System: Outlook 2002, WinXP/HE SP2, IE6, ActiveSync 3.7.1, HP iPAQ 2210,
Pocket PC 2003.
Ran Outlook on my PC today. Hung / froze on loading dataset. I rebooted the

My company uses a service that allows the sending of faxes via email but I
would like to avoid people having to remember the password that is necessary
so I wrote a macro using the Redemption add-in that prompts for a fax number
and starts a new email as follows: