Does anyone know how to do this procedure, so I can access my Inbox with IE's
interface, for faster access, as it were? Thanks...

I have a problem machine which can recieve email but cannot send email. The
email is put in the sent items folder and they receive no error messages. I
had them try the test button in the email accounts page and it passes all
tests.

Using Outlook 2003 I can send out emails with no problem.  However, I get an
0x8007007E error when trying to receive emails.  Have completely uninstalled
and reinstalled the program; no help.  Tested the system using Outlook
Express - no problem sending or receiving.  Any ideas?

Once every couple of days my computer will suddenly shutdown, this
happens when I am using outlook' 03. ie. composing a message of
deleting something.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

When I first started up Outlook it asked for an exchange server and name. I
don't think I use an exchange server, I'm just trying to set Outlook up to
review my tcp/ip mail account (a road runner account).
Everytime I just try to cancel out of the request for my exchange server I

Has anyone ever received this error message?  
I have Outlook 2003 at work that I synch to a Dell Axim.  I recently
bought a new home computer with Microsoft Office 2003.  I went to sync
the work  calendar to the home Outlook 2003 with the Axim and I get

I am travelling to another city for three weeks on business and will
have connectivity to my office Outlook/Exchange client while there.
In an effort to not miss any email to my home Outlook 2003 client, I
wanted to forward 100% of that inbox's email to my work address but

I have just started a new job and have been given an e-mail account which
uses Outlook Web Access.  Is it possible to import the account details into
Outlook 2007 so I don't have to log in everytime I want to check it?
TIA

They say you can't do this.

I was running MS Word only, using Outlook Express as my email program.  I
installed MS Outlook, mainly to use the calendar feature.  I set OE as my
default email program (in IE Internet Options), but everytime I right-click
on a Word document and use "Send To - Mail Recipient," ...

we had to restore the message database on our outlook 2003 server. now,
one of our users has 8 messages (3 unread) in her deleted items folder.
the messages have no subject, recipient, sent date or message. they do
have a received of "none". you cannot open them but you can see them

I have tried setting up Microsoft Outlook for my account on Yahoo Japan, and
I have the POP3 and SMTP paths for it, but when i try to do the test run, it
stops and asks me to log on...so i do...and then it keeps popping up over and
over again asking me to log on for the POP3 ...

Outlook 2003.
One of my users is getting the following error message when he clicks on the
Send/Receive button:
"You don't have appropriate permissions to perform this operation."

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
I am trying to program on option for Outlook which will send a message
and then delete the message from the sent items folder.  Useful for all
those emails that just say "thank you".  We use an email server but I

I recently ran into a problem with my IMAP account, I found that Sent
mail was being saved locally, not to the IMAP server as it should. I
created a rule to move a copy of Sent mail to a 'Sent' folder that
exists on the IMAP server, now I can see all my Sent Mail even from Web