I checked the always hide this dialog box that comes up when I hit send and
receive messages. Now how do I get it back,so it'll show the progress?
I'm using Outlook 2000.
                                                 Jeff

I am having an annoying problem with Outlook that no one seems to be able to
answer.
The problem is that when I preview or open replies the text of the reply is
not present. Only the original message is visible. After closing and

I'm working in a small office with three computers (Win XP Home, with Office
2000).
Our mail server is at our ISP, we retrieve our mail through POP.
So far we used only one PC for our mail.

Is it possible (and easy) to configure 2 PC's to have the same e-mails?
What I'm think of, instead of synchronizing via a memory stick that I would
share out the "Outlook.pst" file which would be located on PC-1 in
Location-1 over our network, then when I am in my remote location, ...

what is mailbox.pab?

How can I view my inbox and calendar in the same outlook window
simultaneously? I know I can open it up in 2 separate windows, but that's a
pain. I've seen this done before, I just don't know HOW to do it.  I would
like to know how for either Outlook 2000 or 2003.

I had two contact folders by same name (Contacts) and accidentally deleted
wrong one.  Can I retrieve it?
I have Outlook 2003, and also have the original contact list in a backup
file somewhere, but do not know how to search for it.

Is there a way or add-in to Outlook to be able to save your contacts as
a RTF or other type of file format while keeping the same format as
Outlook?
If not is there any program or utilities that would export contacts in a

Hello NGs,
Service Pack 2 for Office 2003 is now available!
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=57e27a97
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I'm having an unusual issue with a client and I'm not sure how to resolve
it.  The client has their POP3 mail outsourced, but wanted to have Exchange
2000 running on their local server to handle calendaring.  Each client is
running Outlook 2002 and has their exchange and pop3 ...

having a year planner is  real handy
if i dig deep will i find one in outlook?

 I want to send an email newsletter. I don't want the images to be blocked
when the subscriber opens the email as by default all the images are blocked
if my email address is not in the address book and user needs to right click
on it to download the images. I want to avoid this ...

Attachments sent via IMAP are delivered as winmail.dat which is unreadable
by recipients. Any solutions to stop this so that file is delivered as sent?

When sending attachments via IMAP the recipient is confronted with a renamed
file named winmail.dat that is unopenable due to the "dat" extension. Anyone
know why this is and how to stop it? In other words how to acheive WISIWTG
(what I sent is what they get).

I assume there is a way to do a periodic synch between a desktop and a
notebook.  What do I do or where can I find how to do it?