I do not wish to have the desktop alert set for every incoming email.
Is it possible to set rules for desktop alerts in outlook 2003

I am using outlook 2003. After logging into the computer, outlook comes
up automatically and prompts a message dialgo box "Outlook is about to
import information into your Email accounts.  This can potentially
modify or replace your existing E-mail account settings. Would you like

I have inserted a picture into  a new Outlook email.
I also have the edit-picture toolbar visible. It has a crop icon.
However when I use the tool to crop the image inserted in the email,
nothing happens.

I am running a corporate version of Microsoft Outlook 2000 - in services
there is no option to add personal folders.  There is however a browse to
file option to install the service - does anyone know which file I need to
be browsing for - or a better way of adding personal ...

In Outlook 2000 (IMO), something happened, and it told me to run the
Inbox Repair Tool.  I did, and it failed.  At the end of step 4 (of 8
steps), it said "An error has occured which caused the scan to stop.
No changes have been made to the scanned file."  What to do, now?

Hi.  My Outlook 2002 used to show  whether I had replied to a message and on
what date in a yellow bar across the top part of the preview pane.  I can't
seem to find out how to get that to show again.
Does anyone know how to set this option up?  I have looked all around in the

Please see suggestion at your original post.

I have posted this question a couple of times now without response.  Is it
the case that their is no one with the answer to the question and therefore
i should continue running Outlook 2002 until my PC stops working completely
or would you say their is an answer out their ...

When I open my Office Outlook, a pop-up display a notice whis said The add-in
"c:\progra~1\mcafee.com\vso\outscan.dll" could not be install or loaded. This
problem may be resolved by using Detect and Repair on the Help menu.
I try that a couple of times. This did not help.

Is there a way in Outlook 2003 to designate specific folders on the
server as "special". For example, can I tell Outlook to treat the folder
"Trash" on the server as "Deleted Items", "Spam" as "Junk E-mail" and
"Sent" as "Sent Items"?

I have a user(OL 2002) that is having seemingly random e-mails sent,
unread, to her deleted items folder.  I checked her rules, and while
she has quite a few, all rules send "junk" mail to her Junk Mail
folder, so I'm unsure as to where the problem is occuring.

I seem to be able to archive a calendar before a selected date (the info is
in the archived file) but that material is not deleted from the calendar
file.  What am I doing wrong?
Note:  I'm using a "sub" calendar folder, not the main calendar.

I have a question for Outlook 2000 and Outlook 2003.
I have my users using both Outlook 2000 and Outlook 2003 to connect to an
Exchange 2003 server.  All of the Outlook clients have mail delivery option
for email to be delivered to PST files instead of having all of their email

I just bought a new computor. I installed the harddrive from my old computor
into the new one.  I have tried to use the files and settings transfer wizard
to transfer the settings that I had for Outlook 2003 on my old harddrive to
the new one. But it is not working. Can anyone ...

The new messages coming into my Inbox do not list the name of the sender. The
from field is blank, and the message is coming in as text instead of html. I
didn't change any settings, but I downloaded some updates. Anyone else had
this problem?