When a message comes to me and I try to "reply to", the message just comes
back to me in the same folder as the message I am replying to. The "to"
address is correct, but it always just returns to me.
The problem seems to be related to folders. If a message is directly in the

When a message comes to me and I try to "reply to", the message just comes
back to me in the same folder as the message I am replying to. The "to"
address is correct, but it always just returns to me.
The problem seems to be related to folders. If a message is directly in the

Hi. I have a computer with both Microsoft Outlook and OE installed. Neither
one will login to the POP3 Server. The settings are correct. Webmail works.
I can telnet into my account. My other computer logs in okay.
I can go to the control panel and double-click on the mail icon and ...

I have just started using Outlook 2002.  I was orginally using AOL and did
not require any message handling capabilities.
I have switched my ISP, and now I am using Outlook 2002.
The problem I am having, is when I receive a message that has been

I have a work Exchange account and a personal POP/SMTP account. My personal
e-mail address is listed in the POP/SMTP account settings. When I choose the
personal account from the Account drop-down in an e-mail message, it is
delivered to the recipient as being From: "Me@Work.com" ...

OK, maybe it's just me, but in the Outlook 2003 Task Pad, when I change the
view to "View All Tasks" , it does not display ALL tasks! Specifically,
tasks with due dates beyond today are not displayed.
What do I have to do to have the Task Pad display ALL existing tasks.

Is a Private Appointment Hackable?
In the two articles below, Microsoft says you should not rely on the
Private feature to prevent other people from accessing the details of
an appointment. Yet most discussions appear to say Private is indeed

I wonder if anyone can please help me to know how to send an email which
will automatically play a sound file when it is previewed or opened by the
recipient
I have received such emails occasionally, and I now have a serious reason

XP (SP2) users receive new email notifications (and can reply to the email)
even after closing Outlook 2003.  Task manager shows that Outlook is still
running despite having closed the application.  
Yet.....when windows 2000 PCs running the same version of Outlook close

1. One set of directions states to use the Import/Export wizard while the
other directs me to Copy the Contacts folder first then use the wizard
2. Either way is giving me an Error Message:  (in a Microsoft Word box)
Operation Failed.

I'm leaving my current employer so bought a new personal laptop and need to
configure the outlook to access old emails/pst files from the old work
laptop.  I don't need the outlook to access an exchange server - just allow
me to pull up old emails, access any attachments, etc.  ...

I'm trying synchronise appointments for mobile staff and
appointments made in there absence. Is there a paper or
KB number that explains how its done?
TIA johnb

I have a user that when she receives email in her inbox and has been read,
there's notification that she has the same amount in her "unread mail" folder.
Also, when she clicks on her unread mail folder, the messages in it
dissappear.

I use outlook2000. Each time when I start the "Notes", it always showed
"Runtime Error! abnormal program termination" , then the OL shut down.I
repaired the office 2000, but it didn't work.
Who can tell me why? TKS a lots.

Don't need any help, just posting this as a bug in the hope it gets fixed
sometime.
In the Contacts folder (phone list view), I copied Contact A's entry, pasted
it, changed the name to Contact B and updated a bunch of contact items like