Hi.  I'm using Outlook 2003 on a clean install on a brand new computer
(lovely!) and have copied across my old pst file to access all my data.  All
is well.  Until I create a new mail and then click on the 'To' button in
order to access my Contact information.  I get:

OLK03/WinXP/Exch environment - I sent a single user a task. She can not open
it, accept it, decline it or delete it. The same message keeps appearing
which reads:
Please save the task order by clicking SAve task Order on the Actions menu

I'm not new to Outlook, but I am new to Exchange Server.  I've used Outlook
independently for many years, and now our office is in initial planning
stages to implement Outlook 2003 system-wide using an Exchange Server.  
Previously, all my data was kept in .pst files on my PC.  I ...

I am using Outlook 2003 with POP3 account.
I would like to set up a rule, which will apply only to Items in my Deleted
Folder.
- Any Item older than 6 months should be permanently deleted.

How do I forward a large number of emails, *individually*, to another email
address?
Thanks in anticipation :)

Outlook2003
I recently had to reinstall Office.  Outlook no longer retains names
for autosuggest if I close out.  For example, the first time I send an
email to "Bill Smith" I must type the entire name.  Second and

We were upgraded to Office 2003 over the weekend and I'm trying to adjust.
Is there a way to hide or delete the Date: Today or Date: Last Week header
that is showing up above my emails?  It also will have Subject: above an
email in a different folder.  These are not columns these ...

I have a few customized views for my Outlook emails. Is there a way to
see only the Unread items in a particular folder and hide the items
i've already read?
Thanks in Advance

When sending an email from Outlook 2003 can an option or rule be set to check
for a blank subject line and bring up an 'are you sure?' type message when
you click on Send?

We are running SBS 2003,  I want to add delegates for a mailbox.  In Outlook
XP, when I go to Tools | Options and click on the Delegates tab the add
button is grayed out.  On the server users have been added under mailbox
rights.  What have I missed?

Recently installed Outlook 2003 as part of Microsoft Office 2003
installation.  Now when it tries to launch Outlook, it always asks for my
Microsoft Exchange Server.  I am not part of a network, just a single user on
a home pc.  How can I correct this so it just launches.

This seems to be happening every couple days now.  I have to go to my task
manager and end Outlook.  I do not use the offline mode so I don't think I
even need this operation anyway.  Any ideas for this novice?

I work for a bank as construction loan officer and i am on the road more
that i am in the office. I use and consider myself familiar with MS software,
but i am trying to coordinate this and don't really know where to start.
1.  I use outlook for my work e-mail and can ...

I'm using Outlook 2003 with all the patches.  Some of my clients receive my
attachments no problem.  Some get a winmail.dat file instead.  Is there any
way to keep all the formatting and pictures but send files to everyone so
that they receive them properly?

A user running Outlook XP is receiving the following error
"Outlook cannot open this message.  A newer version, such as Outlook
2003 or later, is required to open this message."
The email contains a further attached email with a Word document