We currently run NT4 on our server and are upgrading. We need the ability to
share Outlook files (mainly contacts, tasks and calendars. Can we do this
with MS Server 2003 or do we need MS EXchange Server 2003 or newer?
Thanks in advance

i have recently upgraded to out look 2007 and would like to know if it is
possible to import all my mail and contacts from mozilla thunderbird so  i
can use Outlook as my default mail program and be able to access my old
emails.

I have a problem with my Outlook 2003 where the option to select a signature
is "greyed out".  I cannot edit the settings from within Word 2003.  Is
there a registry setting where I can reestablish this option?  Has anyone
seen this happen before?  It is not a user policy problem ...

My one user having problems with Outlook 2003. User complains it moslty
craches when he working with Calendar.
Event viewer states:
Faulting application outlook.exe, version 11.0.8118.0, stamp 456628bf,

I am using IMAP. One of the best features for me is that I have my incoming
and sent mail available from any computer. At least that's what I thought.
Outlook does not save sent mail to an IMAP folder, so I made a rule that
does this.

I am using Outlook 2003 and periodically I get the notice that Outlook has
downloaded a message that appears to be Junk E-mail and that it was
automatically moved to the Junk E-mail folder but when I open the Junk
E-mail folder, nothing is there.  Why am I getting this message?  ...

I receibed e-mails but I can't sent them. Help please?

I'm newish to scripting and I'm hunting for help on a project that got
dumped on my lap.  A lot of my users have two IMAP email accounts and
each account has it's own calendar associated with it.  I'm trying to
help them out by creating a script that synchs up the two calendars

Receiving message works fine but I can't send them.
I have checked my settings.
I receive an error message telling that the conexion to the server was
interupted.

Using OL 2002 I have about 8 different email addresses set up.  When I
retrieve my emails is there a way to tell which email address it was sent
to?  I would like to see it in the "inbox" window if possible.
In my inbox I have "to", "from", "received", and several other things

I have Outlook 2007, and I upgraded from 2003. In the standard toolbar
I had customized a button for "Block Sender". I want to remove this
button but I can't figure out how to do it in 2007. If I right click
on the bar and choose "Customize",  my only options for Toolbars is

On my email messages there is a note in the title bar to "click here to turn
on links".  How do set this so I can click on the link by defualt to go
there rather than having to click that title bar each time?
Thanks... Bob

I've upgraded to IE7 from IE6. When I use Outlook Web Access and send a
message (new or forwarded), IE7 crashes.
I've removed IE7 and rolled back to IE6 and the problem has disappeared.
Anyone else experiencing this problem? I'd like use IE7 of course but since

As of recently the email attachments I receive (some, not all) arrive
renamed to either:
1. ATT#####.### or
2. <original name>.DAT

I’m using Window Home Edition XP2 and Office Professional 2007.  I installed
my new two softwares, Upgrade Office Professional 2007 and upgrade to OneNote
2007 and had no problem with it on that day. But I’m starting to have a
problem with Outlook 2007 when I opened my email and ...