I had a "@shaw.ca" email account on my old computer, but it crashed. I now
have a new computer and have installed microsoft office outlook 2003 on it,
but i don't know how to use my email account on my new computer. I still
remember the password and everything and i am sure that ...

I need to save/export my entire contacts list - used to do this easily in
Outlook Express with the .wab files - all efforts in Outlook 2003 have failed
to date.
In Outlook 2003 -

I have tried using the normal methods to export emails from Microsoft
Outlook 2003 into a csv file.
However it DOES NOT include the date or the header information.
How can I extract my emails into a basic format such as cvs that

I have Exchange 2003 server without IMS.
Norton Antivirus for Exchange Server with AntiSpam disabled.
Clients use Outlook 2003
I have disabled Junk email filtration on the Outlook 2003 level, but people

There must be steps for switching from OE to Outlook 2000, however, I need
assistance in finding them.
Thanks.

I work with Microsoft Outlook 2000.
Since, I've updated my Acrobat Reader to 7.0 version, I cannot open PDF
attachment files from outlook.
The message I get is :"The system cannot find the file specified".

I've done some reading and research but cannot seem to find a concise
solution to my dilema. I use a Microsoft Exchange server for Outlook.
1. I would like to be able to read my mail offline when I don't have
access to the server

I just switched from OE to Outlook for my email.  1) How do I set it to go
directly to my Inbox upon opening?  2) Can I set the frequency for checking
for new email?
Thanks.

I am running Win XP with Office 2000. For some reason my Office shortcut bar
feature is not opening when I reboot. I have to go to my program files and
find it in Microsoft Office Tools and activate it each time I reboot. How
can I have this feature open automatically on startup?

We are running a case management program called Time Matters. It uses
Outlook for its email client. This has been running fine for a couple
of years. About a week ago, we started getting a message in Time
Matters whenever we tried to open the Time Matters inbox that says:

I have added a number of contact groups or distribution lists.  However when
I create a new mail, and try to use the lists they are not found.  This also
applies to all my contacts.
I seem to remember a setting that instructs Outlook 2000 where to look for

When I go to use Outlook, it goes and slowly increases the usage of the Page
File to the point where the machine becomes extremely slow.
The computer otherwise is fine,  it's just when I use Outlook from Office XP
that it does this.

I've done this twice now:  Set up Outlook with the button for news.  I right
clicked on the bar and clicked "customize", then commands, go, and dragged
"news" to the bar.  It opened Outlook express fine the first time.  The
second time I do it it goes to a file "C\program ...

This only happens with one of my contacts - but everytime she mails me I get
two emails.
Any idea why?  There do not appear to be any rules set up that might cause
this.

When I print my email, there is always a header - I think my main username.
I can't seem to turn this off, though I can create or delete sub-headers..
outlook 2003
Thanks for help  - Richard