Can it be changed to work as per 2000?
Thanks
Chris

Please help me.  :D
I added in some VB code to have Auto BCC entered in all outgoing emails.
Apparently with some of the code there was a problem and outlook crashed a
few times.

when i open outlook 2003 i get an error message saying "the path specified
for the file C:\Documents and Settings......Outlook.pst is not valid" i have
no clue what to do please help me!!

Is there a way to activate F5 for a Send and Receive shortcut?
Thanks!
BTW...  CDO Colaborative Data Objects is not installed w/ Outlook 2007, but
it is available as a separate download to keep all your little app'ies

I think that I have a worm that is using my Outlook 2002 SP3 to spam using
my account - I keep getting Undeliverable messages from System Admin
accounts.
I am running the latest NAV plus all sorts of trojam, spyware but nothing

I use a COMPAQ Evo Laptop; due to problems it was necessary to reinstall
"Windows XP Professional SP2" including a full "Format".
Having made a complete Backup of the Hard Drive I installed a new copy of
Outlook 2003 and restored its "Data Files" from the Backup.

I've got 2 email accounts, colin@work.com and colin@hotmail.com. I've setup
Outlook 2003 to send and receive from both these accounts and all works fine
but with 1 'glitch' that I can't seem to resolve. As those of you who use
Hotmail through Outlook know, Outlook creates a ...

(I hope this isn't a duplicate post, but it didn't appear to submit
when I tried a few minutes ago)
I'm trying to use a VbScript to generate Outlook tasks for Windows
network users. I've been using the following code so far:

Prior to upgrading to Outlook 2007 whenever I clicked on a link within
Outlook it would open up in a new tab in IE7.  Now that no longer happens.
Any idea as to what is going on?

Outlook 2003 - can't find where to change from 12 hr clock to 24 - am I
being dense?
Cheers!

I have changed email addresses for some of my contacts but their old email
addresses keep automatically appearing in the address line even though the
email address has been changed in contacts. How do I clear this old
information away?

I´m using outlook 2003 with an IMAP account.
Outlooks standard behavior is to save drafts on a local special folder,
called "drafts".
Instead, I would like Outlook to save drafts on a "draft" folder placed on

I'm trying to do the right thing and backup my system often.
Many times the backup program skips the Outlook.pst file because it is in
use by another program.
Probably because Outlook is running.( Duh!, ya think?)

I recently upgraded to Outlook 2003. There is a voice I would like to
turn off, but cannot seem to find the control for. It is a voice that
says, when the program starts "You have forty five unread mails." It
also gives me an announcement of new mail (which is why I want to get

Using Office 2003, I have two different signatures set up in
Outlook>Tools>Optios>Mail Format; one for new messages, and another
for replies and forwards. I also am using Word 2003 as an editor for
Outlook.